The Intention–Behavior Gap.¶
Sheeran, P., & Webb, T. L. (2016). The Intention–Behavior Gap. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 10(9), 503-518.
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- Knowledge-Action Gap
- Health psychology: the intention-behaviour gap — the documented difference between stated intentions to exercise, eat well, quit smoking, or attend appointments and observed behaviour, where intention formation has a moderate effect and behaviour change a much smaller one.
This sourceReviews the documented gap between intentions and behavior in health psychology, establishing that intention is a strong but imperfect predictor of action.
- Health psychology: the intention-behaviour gap — the documented difference between stated intentions to exercise, eat well, quit smoking, or attend appointments and observed behaviour, where intention formation has a moderate effect and behaviour change a much smaller one.
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