One Important Assumption of the Theory of Reasoned Action That

question 45

Multiple Choice

One important assumption of the Theory of Reasoned Action that is different from the Health Belief Model is

• A)that health behaviours are explained by our health beliefs
• B)a person's beliefs regarding the subjective norm
• C)a person's belief that a health threat exists
• D)the belief that a given course of action will affect a health threat
• E)a person's intent to act

Grasp the basics and influence of behavioral learning on consumer actions.

Recognize the role of stimulus generalization and discrimination in consumer learning.

Understand the effects of selective perception, retention, and comprehension on consumer information processing.

Discern the psychological and situational factors influencing consumer decision-making.

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Definitions:

Training Needs

The gap between current skills and abilities and those required for effective performance in a job role or activity.

Off-the-Job Methods

Training techniques and activities conducted outside of the regular working environment to develop job-related skills without the pressures of work.

Training Complexity

Refers to the degree of difficulty involved in the design, delivery, and comprehension of training materials or programs.

Evaluation Criteria

Evaluation criteria are the standards or benchmarks used to assess the performance, effectiveness, or quality of a program, project, or individual.