Intentions are influenced by attitude (positive or negative evaluation of behaviour), subjective norm (perceived social pressure/acceptance for behavioural performance), and perceived behavioural control (PBC) (perceived ease or difficulty of performing behaviour; also thought to directly predict behaviour).
The latest debacle underscores the difficulty of performing DNA analysis on animals in the field, since they cannot readily be herded up for blood collections.
To assist him with the difficulty of performing daily rites on a ship that orbited Earth 16 times every 24 hours, the Malaysian government assembled 150 clerics and scientists who produced a booklet titled Guidelines for Performing Islamic Rites at the International Space Station.
Every one of the late-night comedians Letterman, Leno, Kilborn, O'Brien, and the ensemble of Saturday Night Live felt obliged to spend several minutes of their first episode back discussing the difficulty of performing comedy under the circumstances of such a profound national tragedy.
Surgically altered pancreaticobiliary anatomy increases the difficulty of performing ERCP.
Given the difficulty of performing efficient CPR compressions, technology has turned to automaticity.
Through this example, we measure the importance and the difficulty of performing this feature detection.
This could be due to the difficulty of performing in situ characterization on NPs embedded within the active layer.
Investigations on concrete creep are often limited to the compression behavior due to the difficulty of performing tensile tests on cement-based materials.
A major reason for the difficulty of performing effective hydraulic measurements is because they are scale dependent due to the inherent heterogeneity of the soil.
As defined by Ajzen (2002) perceived behavioural control as the perceived acceptance or difficulty of performing the behaviour, therefore, it includes various activities required to perform that task.
