The theory of planned action expands upon the behavioral intentions model by including:
A) a schema-based affect.
B) the consistency principle.
C) sentiment relations and unit relations.
D) a perceived control component.

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The theory of planned action includes a perceived control component, which refers to an individual's belief in their ability to perform a behavior. This component adds to the behavioral intentions model, which focuses solely on an individual's attitude and subjective norms related to a behavior. Choice A (schema-based affect) and B (consistency principle) are not part of the theory of planned action, and choice C (sentiment relations and unit relations) is not directly related to this theory.

The Theory of Planned Action Expands Upon the Behavioral Intentions