Eva's friends and her husband think that it's important that she get a mammogram at her next annual checkup. Eva believes that it will be relatively easy for her to make time in her schedule for that extra procedure.
Thus, Eva has every intention of getting a mammogram as part of her annual checkup. This example best reflects the power of ________ and ________, respectively, to influence behavioral intentions and subsequent behaviors.
a. specific attitudes; perceived behavioral control
b. deliberative attitudes; subjective norms
c. subjective norms; affectively based attitudes
d. subjective norms; perceived behavioral control
Question 2
Based on the theory of planned behavior, who is most likely to follow through on the intention to buy new tires?
a. Bob, whose friends think it is important for his safety
b. Michelle, who is confident that she can afford them
c. Richie, whose parents put safety first and who will lend him the money
d. Nora, who holds positive attitudes toward Goodyear
Annual net primary productivity on Earth.
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A passenger train crosses Stony Creek Bridge in the Rocky Mountains in 1878. Railroads were importan
Mammograms. (A) Mammogram procedure. (B) Film of normal breast. (C) Film of breast with tumor.
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