Fishbein and Ajzen's theory of planned behavior suggests that the choice of whether or not to engage in a specific behavior is determined ________
A) irrationally
B) by observing others
C) rationally
D) subconsciously
E) perceptually
Answer: C
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a. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to show a steady cognitive decline. b. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to occur in someone over 80. c. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to involve speech aphasia. d. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to have a sudden onset.
A community program probably will not have its intended effects if the program's theory of change is incorrect, or if the program is not:
a. studied with an experimental design. b. implemented well in the local setting. c. based on quantitative research. d. both "a" and "c"
A corporate executive who feels guilty about the way she rose to power accuses her colleagues of ruthless ambition. Her behavior typifies ______
a. sublimation c. projection b. identification d. displacement
Aversive conditioning is aimed at ________
a. eliminating undesirable behavior patterns b. giving the client insight into behavior problems c. desensitizing the patient to his or her problems d. teaching a client new behavioral strategies