According to the TPB, behavioural intention is a function of attitude, reflecting a favourable or unfavourable evaluation of the particular behaviour and subjective norm.
Donation decisions are a function of attitude toward donation and the religious, cultural, altruistic, normative, and knowledge-based beliefs that comprise the attitude.
The TPB posits that behavioural intention is a function of attitude, reflecting a favourable or unfavourable evaluation of the particular behaviour and subjective norm, referring to the perceived social pressure to perform the behaviour.
The income an individual gets is assumed to be a function of negative attitudes and networks, as well as several individual and municipal characteristics.
Three experiments investigated the impact of nuclear accident reminders on support for nuclear power, as a function of initial attitudes towards environmental protection.
Decisions between cultivation of rice, annual or perennial crops, and between organic and conventional farming were compared among farmers as a function of their attitudes toward the following ecosystem services: biomass production, prevention of soil erosion, improvement of water quality, and conservation of plants and animals.
The motivation to take preventative actions against HIV/AIDS was assumed to be a function of individual attitudes or relevant subjective norms [ 24], and was measured by three indexes constructed from answers on a five-point Likert scale (1 = strongly disagree, 5 = strongly agree).
The program was informed by the understanding that behavior change is a function of beliefs, attitudes, and intentions - that are influenced by external factors, such as perceptions about the social normative practices of peers, socioeconomic circumstances, and the broader health care system.
An individual's intention to engage in a specific behavior is a function of his/her attitude and subjective norms.
