The researcher's objective was to evaluate the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) in order to understand exercise motivation in participants during an after Phase 2 Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR). Cardiac Rehab is a three-phase program designed to aid in bettering the health and lifestyle of people who have experienced a heart attack, coronary artery bypass graft, stable angina, angioplasty, valve surgery, heart transplant, and other heart conditions. Phase 2 of CR is the beginning of the r

This theory of planned behavior and research article relate to my major in a few ways. They first show me how important my job will be in helping patients recover and rehabilitate from trauma and other injuries and accidents. Part of the patient's motivation to heal is based on my motivation to help them get better and know what I'm doing in order for them to heal. And knowing what I'm doing partly comes from taking this course, which has taught me a lot psychologically as far as education, teaching, and training is concerned.

The conclusion stated that the Theory of Planned Behavior is a useful means of understanding patients' motivation to exercise to better their health during and after the Cardiac Rehab Program.

The researcher's participants were 57 men and 23 women, all of whom in Phase 2 of the program. They all completed a TPB questionnaire that included attitudes, subjective norms,

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