The Theory of Planned Behavior Differs from the Theory of Reasoned

question 101

Multiple Choice

The theory of planned behavior differs from the theory of reasoned action in that the theory of planned behavior

• A)perceives that a person's social group looks favorably on a new behavior.
• B)places importance on maintaining a positive attitude.
• C)emphasizes the importance of developing specific goals.
• D)includes the idea that an individual's perceptions of control over the outcome are important.

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