Based on the theory of planned behaviour, if the important people in your life want you to cut down on the amount of alcohol that you drink, what else needs to be in place in order for actual alcohol consumption to change?

Correct answer: E. A and B

  • A. Personal belief that reducing alcohol consumption will be beneficial
  • B. Perceive self to be capable of drinking less
  • C. Subjective norms are in place
  • D. All of the above
  • E. A and B

Explanation

The theory of planned behaviour requires a favourable attitude, supportive subjective norms, and perceived behavioural control. Since supportive norms are already present, a personal benefit belief and confidence in drinking less are also needed, making A and B correct.

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