Fatalism reconceptualized: A concept to predict health screening behavior
Social norms governing health seeking behavior affect perceived self-efficacy which in turn determines if self-directed change is sustained. Using this argument, we contextualized the link between social background and preventive health behavior. We argued that fatalism influenced self-efficacy, whi...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
1998
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