Which level is associated with knowledge, attitudes, and skills of individuals?

• A. Individual
• B. Interpersonal
• C. Organizational
• D. Public Policy

Answer: (A)

Knowledge, attitudes, and skills reside at the level that focuses on the person themselves—their own cognitive and behavioral determinants. This individual level targets how a person thinks, feels, and what they can do, including learning facts, forming beliefs, and developing practical abilities that influence health behaviors. Interventions here aim to increase awareness, shape attitudes, and build specific skills through education, counseling, and practice. In contrast, interpersonal level emphasizes influences from relationships, organizational level centers on institutions and settings, and public policy level deals with laws and broader systems. So, the individual level best captures knowledge, attitudes, and skills of individuals.