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Habit and Behavioral Intentions as Predictors of Social Behavior

The Journal of Social Psychology, 1978
This research assessed the relative impact of habit and behavioral intentions in predicting classroom teacher behavior, using a model proposed by Triandis. Responses from a behavioral differential, as well as two hours of classroom observations, were taken on 77 male and female black and white junior high school teachers.
Dan, Landis   +2 more
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From intention to behavior: Comprehending residents’ waste sorting intention and behavior formation process

Waste Management, 2020
Waste sorting is essential to address the current predicament of waste management. Though it is important, insufficient attention has been paid to explore residents' waste sorting intention and behavior and understand its formation process. To narrow the research gap, this research built a theoretical research model by adding personal moral norms and ...
Shanyong, Wang   +4 more
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Does the Temporal Stability of Behavioral Intentions Moderate Intention-Behavior and Past Behavior-Future Behavior Relations?

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1999
This study tested the hypothesis that the temporal stability of behavioral intentions moderates relationships between intentions and behavior and between previous experience and subsequent performance. Respondents (N = 164) completed measures of theory of planned behavior variables, with respect to studying over the winter vacation, at two time points ...
Sheeran, P, Orbell, S, Trafimow, D
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Disentangling behavioral intention and behavioral expectation

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 1985
Abstract Social psychologists have extensively researched behavioral intention and its relation to future behavior, usually within the framework of M. Fishbein and I. Ajzen's (1975, Belief, attitude, intention and behavior: An introduction to theory and research, Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley) theory of reasoned action.
Paul R Warshaw, Fred D Davis
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Factors Influencing Intentions and the Intention-Behavior Relation

Human Relations, 1974
Communicative and compliance behaviors of subjects working in three-person groups were predicted. Consistent with Fishbein's modified version of Dulany's theory of propositional control, subjects' intentions to perform these behaviors correlated highly with their attitudes toward the behaviors and with their normative beliefs about the behaviors ...
Icek Ajzen, Martin Fisbbein
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Conscientiousness and the Intention–Behavior Relationship: Predicting Exercise Behavior

Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2007
The present study examined the moderating role of conscientiousness within the theory of planned behavior (TPB) for exercise behavior during usual vs. unusual context. Affective and cognitive attitude, subjective and descriptive norm, perceived behavioral control, behavioral intention, past behavior, conscientiousness, and self-reported behavior were ...
Mark, Conner   +2 more
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Mediator of Moderators: Temporal Stability of Intention and the Intention-Behavior Relation

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2003
Intention certainty, past behavior, self-schema, anticipated regret, and attitudinal versus normative control all have been found to moderate intention-behavior relations. It is argued that moderation occurs because these variables produce “strong” intentions. Stability of intention over time is a key index of intention strength.
Paschal, Sheeran, Charles, Abraham
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The Behavioral Intentions Questionnaire

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1991
In the present study exploratory factor analysis is used to establish the etic validity of the Triandis model (as represented by the Behavioral Intentions Questionnaire) for each of three Australian cultural groups: Aboriginal, Anglo, and Migrant. It is also used to determine the emic content of the variables relevant to each of the groups.
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Reading As An Intentional Behavior

1992
Abstract To the perception psychologist, reading is not an isolated behavior that can be understood adequately by itself. Depending as heavily as it does on the language skills and on directed visual search, reading text, as a perceptuomotor activity, has certain characteristics in common with listening to speech and with viewing scenes.
Julian Hochberg, Virginia Brooks
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