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British Journal of Social Psychology, 2002
Four studies were performed to test whether Ajzen's (1988, 1991) concept of perceived behavioural control is really an amalgamation of two variables, which we term ‘perceived control’ and ‘perceived difficulty’. Perceived control refers to the extent to which people consider the performance of a behaviour to be under their voluntary control.
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Four studies were performed to test whether Ajzen's (1988, 1991) concept of perceived behavioural control is really an amalgamation of two variables, which we term ‘perceived control’ and ‘perceived difficulty’. Perceived control refers to the extent to which people consider the performance of a behaviour to be under their voluntary control.
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British Journal of Social Psychology, 2005
A study was conducted to explore (a) the dimensional structure of perceived behavioural control (PBC), (b) the conceptual basis of perceived difficulty items, and (c) how PBC components and instrumental and affective attitudes, respectively, relate to intention and behaviour.
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A study was conducted to explore (a) the dimensional structure of perceived behavioural control (PBC), (b) the conceptual basis of perceived difficulty items, and (c) how PBC components and instrumental and affective attitudes, respectively, relate to intention and behaviour.
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The theory of planned behaviour: The effects of perceived behavioural control and self‐efficacy
British Journal of Social Psychology, 1995The present study was undertaken to assess the utility of the theory of planned behaviour, using separate measures of the two variables that are considered to comprise the notion of perceived behavioural control, namely, beliefs concerning the controllability of the behaviour and efficacy expectancies.
Terry, D. J., O'Leary, J. E.
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British Journal of Social Psychology, 1995
In spite of the success achieved by the theory of reasoned action, researchers continue to suggest that new components should be added to the original model. Indeed, Ajzen has himself acknowledged that some behaviours may be subject to control problems and thus proposed the theory of planned behaviour to handle behaviours of this kind.
M, Giles, E, Cairns
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In spite of the success achieved by the theory of reasoned action, researchers continue to suggest that new components should be added to the original model. Indeed, Ajzen has himself acknowledged that some behaviours may be subject to control problems and thus proposed the theory of planned behaviour to handle behaviours of this kind.
M, Giles, E, Cairns
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