A patient strongly believes that eating healthier will improve his energy levels. Which construct of the Theory of Planned Behavior does this represent?
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Correct answer: Attitude toward behavior
Attitude toward a behavior reflects beliefs about outcomes and their value. The patient believes the change will be beneficial.
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