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Mentioning Serious Negative Consequences, Such as That Eating Saturated Fats

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Question 8

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Mentioning serious negative consequences, such as that eating saturated fats causes heart disease, will modify:


A) perceived susceptibility.
B) perceived severity.
C) perceived benefits.
D) perceived barriers.

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