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Dans la phase intentionnelle et motivationnelle du modèle de Changement du Comportement Intégratif (IBC), les intentions de mettre en place un comportement seraient prédites notamment par :1) Les attitudes et les normes subjectives. 2) Les attitudes, les normes subjectives et le contrôle comportemental perçu. 3) Le sentiment de gravité et le sentiment de vulnérabilité. 4) Le sentiment de gravité, le sentiment de vulnérabilité et la perception de la menace. 5) La motivation extrinsèque. 6) Aucune des solutions proposées n'est correcte. 7) Toutes les solutions proposées sont correctes.
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