Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA)

Which component of TRA represents an individual's evaluation of a specific behavior?

• Belief

• Subjective norm

• Attitude

• Intention

Which TRA component involves an individual's motivation to conform to the expectations of others?

• Belief

• Attitude

• Normative beliefs

• Motivation to comply

In TRA, what is the primary determinant of an individual's intention to perform a behavior?

• Subjective norm

• Belief

• Attitude

• Motivation to comply

In TRA, what do normative beliefs and subjective norms have in common?

• They are synonymous and interchangeable terms.

• They both refer to individual beliefs.

• They represent external factors that have no influence on behaviour.

• They reflect the influence of social networks on behaviour.

Which term in TRA represents the individual's overall evaluation of performing a specific behavior?

• Belief

• Subjective norm

• Attitude

• Normative belief

What is the central role of belief in the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA)?

• Shaping subjective norms

• Influencing intention

• Determining normative beliefs

• Reflecting personal values

Attitude in TRA refers to

• The influence of others on behaviour

• The evaluation of a particular behaviour

• The collective opinions of one's social network

• The motivation to comply with social norms

Subjective norms in TRA are based on

• Personal values and beliefs

• Social expectations and influences

• Intention to perform a behaviour

• Normative beliefs

Normative beliefs in TRA are related to

• The individual's attitude

• Social network opinions and expectations

• Personal motivation

• Perceived behavioral control

What does motivation to comply in TRA refer to?

• The intention to perform a behaviour

• The perceived ease of performing a behaviour

• The drive to meet the expectations of others

• Personal values and beliefs