… colorectal cancer screening intention. The study’s conceptual … explained about 36% of the
variance of behavioral intention … , action self-efficacy was another predictor of CRC screening. …

… , are often too difficult to understand and do not help to make … ability to read and understand
cancer screening information. It … in intentions to seek more information about screening.38 …

… to increase participatory intention in mail-out bowel cancer screening programmes should
… in FOBT screening participation above and beyond what is explained in the current study. …

… understand how the health belief model’s constructs are associated with colorectal cancer
screening intention … we found that cues to action consistently associated with colorectal cancer …

… It is important to understand the mechanisms of action by which the interventions work so …
participate in the program but whose intentions have not yet translated into action (ie, those in …

… As part of the action-research project “Miriade,” the present … in a greater intention to
participate in cancer screening; … As regards to colorectal cancer screening, understanding of …

… For example, the theory of planned behavior may provide a framework for understanding …
educated people report a lower intent to take preventative actions that decrease their risk for …

… screening for colorectal cancer: A systematic review and … ‘Self-affirmation theory and
bowel cancer screening’ … bowel cancer screening system database in England showed 6% of …

… It is used to predict the occurrence of a specific action under the circumstance that the action
… us to understand people’s screening behaviour. To test the mediating effect of intention, we …

… Reported intentions to engage in colorectal cancer (CRC)–related healthful behaviors. The
… This would be the next step to better understand specific elements of an intervention that …