Intention to use is an indicator of an individual's readiness to perform a behavior

• A. Budget
• B. Intention to Use
• C. Plan
• D. Vision

Answer: (B)

Intention to use best reflects readiness to perform the behavior because it captures the motivation and commitment to act, which typically precede actual action. In behavior theories, intention is the immediate driver of whether someone will follow through, signaling they are prepared to translate motivation into behavior. Resources like budget and vision don’t directly indicate readiness to act in the moment: budget is about constraints, vision is a broader aspirational goal, and a plan outlines steps but doesn’t itself measure the motive to act. Planning can support acting on intention, but without intention, action is unlikely.