Question 36(Mandatory) (0.3 points) Social Cognitive Theory… Question 36 (Mandatory) (0.3 points) Social Cognitive TheoryQuestion 36 options:aAssumes that people will change a behavior if the perceived benefits outweigh the perceived costs of enacting the behavior.bPosits that behavioral change occurs as a result of individuals passing through a seriesof sequential stages that culminating in behavioral change.cAsserts that the social environment, personal characteristics of the individual, and behavior interact with and influence each other.dStates that information, knowledge, ideas, and attitude spread through interconnected networks of notes and actors.Question 37 (Mandatory) (0.3 points) Social Network TheoryQuestion 37 options:aAssumes that people will change a behavior if the perceived benefits outweigh the perceived costs of enacting the behavior.bPosits that behavioral change occurs as a result of individuals passing through a series of sequential stages that culminating in behavioral change.cAsserts that the social environment, personal characteristics of the individual, and behavior interact with and influence each other.dStates that information, knowledge, ideas, and attitude spread through interconnected networks of notes and actors.Question 38 (Mandatory) (0.3 points) Value expectancy theoriesQuestion 38 options:aAssume that people will change a behavior if the perceived benefits outweigh the perceived costs of enacting the behavior.bPosit that behavioral change occurs as a result of individuals passing through a series of sequential stages that culminating in behavioral change.cAssert that the social environment, personal characteristics of the individual, and behavior interact with and influence each other.dState that information, knowledge, ideas, and attitude spread through interconnected networks of notes and actors.Question 39 (Mandatory) (0.3 points) The Transtheoretical ModelQuestion 39 options:aAssumes that people will change a behavior if the perceived benefits outweigh the perceived costs of enacting the behavior.bPosits that behavioral change occurs as a result of individuals passing through a series of sequential stages that culminating in behavioral change.cAsserts that the social environment, personal characteristics of the individual, and behavior interact with and influence each other.dStates that information, knowledge, ideas, and attitude spread through interconnected networks of notes and actors.Question 40 (Mandatory) (0.3 points) An intervention based on the Health Belief Model would include all of the following aspects EXCEPT:Question 40 options:aEducation to help participants identify their risk of a negative health outcomebGoal setting to engage in a positive health behaviorcEducation of the seriousness of the negative health outcomedExternal cues to engage in a positive health behavior Social Science Sociology BIO 101