Behavior of Glasses Users in Refractive Disorders with Theory of Reasoned Action Approaches

Reasoned action theoRy

think so because the hatred occurs in the unconscious mind. This circular reasoning has received much criticism, but belief in the unconscious still persists. As another example, educators often assume that people wish to express themselves, and when a student is reluctant to participate in class or in a discussion, the student is suffering from social fears, sometimes called communication appr...

Validation study of the extended theory of reasoned action questionnaire for drug abuse prevention in adolescents

The aim of this study was to design and assess the validity and reliability of the theory of reasoned action extended version questionnaire for drug abuse avoidance in Iranian male adolescents. Validity and reliability of a measure consisting of TRA and self efficacy construct for substance abuse avoidance was assessed by scientific methods. Cross-sectional data was collected via self-admini...

Theory of Planned Behavior and Reasoned Action in Predicting Technology Adoption Behavior

Factors related to cosmetic surgery based on theory of reasoned action in shahrekord students

Abstract Introduction: Recently cosmetic surgery has been popular in Iran, in the previous years the age of demanding has decreased considerably. Intension to undergo cosmetic surgery not only depends on social sources but also the factors such as psychological, familiar, cultural were influence too. Objective: The aim of this study was to assess attitude, subjective norms and external fa...

The Theory of Reasoned Action: A Decision Theory of Crime

The rational choice perspective as outlined in the Introduction to this volume is concerned mainly with presenting in a general way the advantages of treating criminal behavior as a broadly rational activity. It therefore has little directly to say about the specific nature of the decision-making processes used in making criminal choices. Despite the criticisms of expected utility theories met ...