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jeatrice

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In the volitional phase of the health action process approach model, _________ is a crucial component of whether behavior change will be maintained over time.
 
  A) outcome expectation
  B) self-efficacy
  C) risk perception
  D) planning

Question 2

This model has two general stages: the motivational phase and the volitional phase.
 
  A) The health belief model
  B) The transtheoretical model
  C) The health action process approach
  D) The theory of planned behavior



Shshxj

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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