The predisposing factors identified in Phase 3 of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model are:
A) internal influences that affect the likelihood of a person engaging in or avoiding a behavior.
B) environmental factors that initiate specific risk-taking behavior.
C) community characteristics that contribute to the existence of the problem behavior.
D) family dynamics that correlate with developing unhealthy behaviors and practices.

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Predisposing factors in the PRECEDE-PROCEED model refer to internal influences such as knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and values that affect the likelihood of a person engaging in or avoiding a behavior.

The Predisposing Factors Identified in Phase 3 of the PRECEDE-PROCEED