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The factors which can influence intention are
- Necessity :A person when is in need of something to fullfil oneself are voluntarily or involuntarily develop intention to get it. (Getting grocery is a need for everyday life hence the individual is intended to buy it)
- Security:when a device or material is safe and secured to be used everyone irrespective of its need starts using it or buy it. (Smartphones are more secured which can be used for personal and official matters)
- Compatibility :an individual for a peaceful complete life needs to be adjustable with others and its surroundings and are intentionally responsible to so .
The factors which can influence efficiency are
- Skills:If there is a lack of skill in the concerned department then the output can be affected this is directly related to efficiency of a person
- Working environment :Individuals working in hospital has to safegurded from physical ,chemical ,emotional, environmental hazards to give out their full potentiality to work or being efficient
- Pay:This can greatly influence efficiency, because it is a direct reason for job satisfaction and providing a good quality care without any stress and thus increasing their efficiency to work.
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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.
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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...
introduction health behavior
theory
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