In the theory of reasoned action and theory of planned behavior, behavioral intention refers to
a. what a person thinks will be the likely outcome of a behavior
b. a person’s belief about what others would think about the behavior
c. whether the person subjectively feels positive or negative about the behavior
d. the extent to which people believe other people often engage in the behavior
Ans: B
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a. no relationship, and we refer to the correlation coefficient as "significant." b. a true relationship, and we refer to the correlation coefficient as "not significant." c. no relationship, and we refer to the correlation coefficient as "not significant." d. a true relationship, and we refer to the correlation coefficient as "significant."
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A. 5 B. 10 C. 15 D. 20