TBP and Dunn

According to the TPB, which factors influence behavioural intentions?

• Attitudes toward the behaviour

• Subjective norms

• Perceived behavioural control

• all of the above

What aspect of behaviour does the TPB model primarily explain?

• Spontaneous behaviours

• Rational and goal-oriented behaviours

• Emotional reactions

• Unconscious habits

How was fast-food consumption measured in this study?

• Observational studies

• Daily record of food eaten

• Prospective diary entries

• They asked friends and family to report the participant's eating habits

What was the age range of participants in this study?

• 18–25 years

• 18–45 years

• 25–50 years

• 30–60 years

How can findings from this study be applied to reduce fast-food consumption?

• Enhance self-efficacy through skill-building

• Focus on long-term health education

• Provide convenient and satisfying healthy alternatives

• Rely solely on health expert recommendations

Which statement was used to measure intention to consume fast food?

• • "Fast food is convenient and tasty."

• "I am likely to eat fast food regularly over the next month."

• "Fast food consumption will harm my health."

Match the the item to the TPB factor

• The people in my life whose opinions I value

• attitude

• Fast food consumption is cheap–expensive

• perceived behavioural control

• It would be impossible for me not to eat

• subjective norms

Match the factor that predicted eating fast food in Dunn's study to correct part of TP

Groups:

(a) precieved control

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(b) subjective norm

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(c) attitude

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(d) intention

• Paprticipant believes they have control over their eating

• the number of times the participant thought they would eat fast food over the duration of 4 week

• People around the participant regulalry eats fast food

• fast food is convenient

• eating fast food made the participant feel happy

What type of statistical analysis was used by Dunn to measure the predictive value between factors of the Theory of Planned behavior and eating fast food?

• Mr Pearson's Corelation

• T-Test

• Multiple Regression

• Chi-Squared