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How does the theory of reasoned action explain behaviour?

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How does the theory of reasoned action explain behaviour?

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The theory of reasoned action suggests that behaviour is influenced by a person's attitudes towards the behaviour and the subjective norms surrounding it. It proposes that intentions to engage in behaviour are a strong predictor of actual behaviour.

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