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TFauchery

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__________ refers to people's motivation at a given moment to engage in a risky behavior.
 
  A) Behavioral willingness
  B) Perceived behavioral control
  C) Subjective norms
  D) Implementation intentions

Question 2

_______ methods for improving adherence increase knowledge; however, ______ approaches have been shown to increase adherence.
 
  A) Educational; behavioral
  B) Educational; socioeconomic
  C) Behavioral; educational
  D) Socioeconomic; educational


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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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