Application of Social Cognitive Theory to Explain Health Behavior
Keywords:
social cognitive theory, health behaviorsAbstract
This academic article aims to explain the concept of social cognitive theory in applying to study health behavior. By explaining the basic concept, the source of the theory is self-awareness Self-Efficacy and Self-Regulation to give examples of concepts used to describe behavior and examples of models used to describe physical health behaviors.
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