Theory of Reasoned Sample Clauses

Theory of Reasoned. Action (TRA) / Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) The Theory of Reasoned Action, developed by Xxxxx and Xxxxxxxx (1980) is premised on the belief that the immediate predictor of behaviour is a behavioural intention. Behavioural intentions depend on a person’s attitude toward that behavior and the values of others (Figure 7). Attitudes capture beliefs about behavioural outcomes (behavioural beliefs) combined with an evaluation of the outcomes of such behaviour (outcome evaluation). Subjective norms refer to received social pressures to behave in a certain way and motivation to comply with the wishes of others. The TRA was not specifically designed to model food choice, but it has been used extensively for this purpose. For instance, XxXxxxxx et al. (2003) use the TRA to model beef consumption in Ireland. They found that both attitudes and subjective norms to be important determinants of behavioural intentions and that behavioural intention correlated significantly with their behaviour measurement. Other studies, applying the TRA to food choice, have also found significant correlations between the main components of the model (Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx, 1990). Belief about outcomes Evaluation of outcomes Attitude Behavioural Intention Behaviour Normative beliefs Subjective Norm Motivation to comply Figure 5 Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA) Source: adapted from Ajzen and Xxxxxxxx, (1980). However the TRA was developed only to model purely volitional behaviour, in other words cases where successful performance of the behaviour required only the formation of an intention to perform that behaviour (Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx, 2006). To address cases of incomplete volitional control, Ajzen (1988) developed the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB). The TPB extends the TRA by incorporating an additional construct, perceived behavioural control (PBC), which is regarded as a determinant of both behavioural intensions and behaviour (Figure 8). PBC incorporates both internal control factors (information, skills and abilities) and external control factors (dependence on others / situational factors). Therefore under the TPB, intentions, in turn, are influenced by three major factors: − Whether the person is in favour of doing the specific behaviour (attitude toward the behaviour), − How much the person feels social pressure to do it (subjective norm), − Whether the person feels in control of the action in question or self-efficacy in relation to the behaviour (perceived behavioural cont...
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