The provider attitudes study referenced at the end of the passage suggests that healthcare providers sometimes fail to consider which type of explanation of behavior?

Situational

Explanation:

Situational behavior in medical terms refers to health-related behavior that is heavily influenced by external factors rather than the patient's internal drive, and this behavior often overlooked by healthcare provider.

For example, Many healthcare providers often wondering why many of the patients choose to eat unhealthy foods instead of preparing healthy ones by their own.

Even though they have good intentions, but they fail to realize that situational behaviors such as being poor or forced to take more than one jobs often make it difficult for people to cook their own healthy foods.