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What is the Protection Motivation Theory?
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What is the Protection Motivation Theory?
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The Protection Motivation Theory is a theory that suggests that a person's decision to engage in a health behaviour is influenced by their perceived threat of an adverse health event and their perceived ability to effectively cope with that threat.
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