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subjective norm

subjective norm Subjective norm is a person’s sense of whether important people in their life think they should carry out a particular behavior.

Subjective norm is a person’s sense of whether important people in their life think they should carry out a particular behavior. In the theory of planned behavior, this perceived social pressure helps shape intention to act.

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Drafting source: Wang Jia; Liu Ru-De; Ding Yi; Liu Ying; Xu Le; Zhen Rui. What Influences Chinese Adolescents’ Choice Intention between Playing Online Games and Learning? Application of Theory of Planned Behavior with Subjective Norm Manipulated as Peer Support and Parental Monitoring. 2017; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00589; article XML SHA-256 0559974b1171f50a14ce5fa628a369c81fbff803b7ace92ec79141a59ab69b4c. “What Influences Chinese Adolescents’ Choice Intention between Playing Online Games and Learning? Application of Theory of Planned Behavior with Subjective Norm Manipulated as Peer Support and Parental Monitoring” (10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00589).
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