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In the Theory of Planned Behavior which factor describes a person's belief that they can perform a health behavior AND has a direct effect on actually making a behavior change? Group of answer choices Perceived behavioral control Subjective norms Intentions Attitudes

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          In the Theory of Planned Behavior which factor describes a person's belief that they can perform a health behavior AND has a direct effect on actually making a behavior change? 
Group of answer choices
Perceived behavioral control
Subjective norms
Intentions
Attitudes

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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01/01/2024

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In the Theory of Planned Behavior which factor describes a person's belief that they can perform a health behavior AND has a direct effect on actually making a behavior change? Group of answer choices Perceived behavioral control Subjective norms Intentions Attitudes