Question

The Theory of Reasoned Action and Theory of Planned Behavior is anchored on Intention and Efficacy as indicators for complying with the recommended behavior. However, intention and behavior do not always translate to behavior. Give three (3) factors that may influence intention and three (3) factors that influence efficacy. Explain how these factors contribute to why intention and efficacy may not translate to behavior.

2. The Theory of Reasoned Action and Theory of Planned Behavior is anchored on Intention and Efficacy as indicators for complying with the recommended behavior. However, intention and behavior do not always translate to behavior. Give three (3) factors that may influence intention and three (3) factors that influence efficacy. Explain how these factors contribute to why intention and efficacy may not translate to behavior.

Answer 1

There are three factors influenced intention like attitudes, subjective norms and self-efficacy to personal performing the behavior affect positively intention and actual behavior.
Behavioral attitudes affect individual positively or negatively. The theory of planned behavior is influenced by social psychology by individual behavior control attitudes. Individual intention engages in behavior at different times and places. Behavior helps the ability to expose self-control. The attitudes of person behavior based on a person's beliefs about performing behavior.
Perceived norms a person positive behavior by a member of the person's social network. These normative beliefs influence a person's overall perception of social pressure.
Self-efficacy is important for skills and the ability to perform the behavior in any situation. self-efficacy beliefs that anyone can behave at any circumstances and under their control and concerning specific barriers.