In the Theory of Planned Behavior,volitional Control Refers to

question 3

Multiple Choice

In the theory of planned behavior,volitional control refers to

• A) the amount of influence a person thinks he or she has over a behavior
• B) the degree to which a person believes he or she can modify his or her past behavior
• C) whether the person believes she or he can control the attitudes of other people
• D) the person's perception of the likely outcome of the behavior

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