Enabling factors are?

Enabling factors are?

• A. Attitudes
• B. Social norms
• C. Motivation
• D. Skills, resources and access influencing behaviour.

Answer: (D)

Enabling factors are the practical supports that make it possible to act on a decision. They include skills (the know-how), resources (money, time, equipment), and access (availability of services or products) that influence whether a behavior can actually be performed. They help turn motivation into action by removing barriers and providing the means to act. For example, wanting to eat healthier is more likely to become reality if vegetables are affordable and available, you know how to cook them, and you have time to prepare meals. Attitudes and social norms shape whether someone wants to act and feel it’s acceptable, influencing motivation, but they don’t by themselves provide the concrete means to perform the behavior. Motivation is the drive to act, while enabling factors supply the practical resources and access needed.

Enabling factors are the practical supports that make it possible to act on a decision. They include skills (the know-how), resources (money, time, equipment), and access (availability of services or products) that influence whether a behavior can actually be performed. They help turn motivation into action by removing barriers and providing the means to act. For example, wanting to eat healthier is more likely to become reality if vegetables are affordable and available, you know how to cook them, and you have time to prepare meals. Attitudes and social norms shape whether someone wants to act and feel it’s acceptable, influencing motivation, but they don’t by themselves provide the concrete means to perform the behavior. Motivation is the drive to act, while enabling factors supply the practical resources and access needed.