Imagine you are a teacher who wants to increase the math grades of your students by following the theory of planned behavior.What would you do to achieve this?

A) increase the amount of time spent with students one on one
B) increase students' beliefs about their English abilities
C) increase students' beliefs about the amount of control they have over obtaining high grades
D) increase the amount of hours spent teaching math and solving math problems

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kenyatta dodson · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  According to the theory of planned behavior, beliefs about control over obtaining high grades play an important role in shaping behavior. Thus, by increasing students' beliefs about their control over obtaining high grades in mathematics, the teacher can help improve their grades. Increasing one-on-one time, English abilities, or math teaching time may be helpful, but these interventions do not directly address the issue of perceived control.

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