Eva's friends and her husband think that it's important that she get a mammogram at her next annual check-up. eva believes that it will be relatively easy for her to make time in her schedule for that extra procedure. thus, eva has every intention of getting a mammogram as part of her annual check-up. this example best reflects the power of and respectively, to influence behavioural intentions and subsequent behaviours. a) subjective norms; affectively based attitudesb) subjective norms; perceived behavioural controlc) specific attitudes; deliberative attitudesd) deliberative attitudes; subjective normse) specific attitudes; perceived behavioural control