 Zone Health Department to the selected district and from the district to kebeles and the health facilities as well. Written informed consent was obtained from participants after thoroughly explaining the objectives and benefits of a study. Additionally, written consent was also taken from parents for those participants whose age was under 18 years. To ensure confidentiality and anonymity, any personal identifying information on participants was not be collected. comply with assessment also showed that 272 (71.2%) respondents reported that their neighbor's approval for screening for cervical cancer was much important. Also, 208 (54.5%) respondents were reported that their husband's approval was very much important to screening for cervical cancer (Table 3).

Mean scores of the constructs of TPB.
A descriptive statistical analysis was done to measure the mean score of TPB components. Direct attitude, subjective norm, and perceived behavioral control had a mean score of 16 Table 4).

Correlation analysis result
A Pearson's correlation analysis was done to examine the association between components of the TPB model and women intention towards cervical cancer screening. The findings indicated that there was a positive and medium correlation between direct attitude with indirect attitude, and direct perceived behavioral control with indirect perceived behavioral (r = 0.564 & 0.618, p<0.001, respectively). There was also a positive and medium correlation between intention with all attitudes and perceived behavioral control. Intension has a positive and also moderate correlation with direct attitude, subjective norm, and perceived behavioral control. On the other hand, the direct subjective norm has a positive but weak correlation between the direct perceived behavioral controls (Table 5).

Principal component analysis result
Exploratory principal component analysis (PCA) was done to address the construct of the issue of construct validity. The PCA; assumed Varimax rotation with Kaiser normalization for which factor loading less than 0.40 was considered to retain items on their respective factors. On top; a reliability test was conducted to ensure internal consistency. The Cronbach alpha value of greater than or equal to 0.7 was regarded as an acceptable level (Table 6).

Regression and collinearity analysis result
Simple linear regression analysis was conducted to assess the association b/n intention and direct constructs of TPB after checking of normality test using a histogram. All the constructs were candidate variables from simple linear regression analysis and entered multiple linear regressions analysis.  respectively, provided that the other variables are kept constant. On the other hand, from multicollinearity analysis, all variables had no strong correlation in between them (Table 7).

Discussion
This study found that majority of the respondents 57.3% were intended to have screening for cervical cancer within the next three months from the date of the data collection. Positive direct and indirect attitudes towards cervical cancer screening, positive direct and indirect subjective norm, and direct and indirect perceived behavioral control were factors that affected women's intention to screen for cervical cancer. The result of this study showed that 57.3% of respondents had the intention to screen for cervical cancer in three months from the date of data collection. This finding is slightly higher than the finding of studies conducted in Ethiopia and Malawi which showed that women's intention for cervical cancer screening was 45.3% and 57.2%, respectively [17]. However, the result is considerably lower than the findings of the study conducted in Uganda and Canada, where 63.0% and 84% of the respondents intended to screen for cervical cancer, respectively [18,19]. The difference might be due to variation in access to information and screening services. Most of the respondents of the former studies heard about cervical cancer and screening services introduced earlier in those countries. This study also revealed that a positive attitude towards cervical cancer screening was significantly associated with women's intention towards cervical cancer screening. In this study, 46.3% and 47.9% of respondents reported that using cervical cancer screening is good and very useful, respectively. This study also found that there was a favorable attitude towards using cervical cancer screening because the direct attitude mean score was approaching the maximum mean score. This finding is similar to the finding of studies conducted at different settings which showed that attitude towards cervical cancer screening as the most significant predictor of women's intention towards cervical cancer screening [17,20]. However, the finding of this study differs from the findings of a study conducted among Latin's which showed that attitude toward cervical cancer screening did not predict the intention to be screened. This might be due to a lack of information on cervical screening, geographical, or population differences. Therefore, this needs an effort that should be exerted to improve the attitude of women towards cervical cancer screening.
This study also found that a positive subjective norm was the other predictors of the women's intention to screen for cervical cancer. In this study, 80.9% of the respondents agreed that most important people [i.e. husbands, parents, HEWs, etc.] approved to them to had cervical cancer screening. This finding is similar with the findings of studies conducted at different settings which indicated that community members, traditional birth attendants, family members, friends, husbands, and health care providers play an important role in creating women's awareness and deciding to screen for cervical cancer [17,20,21]. Thus, this calls a need to take action to improve or change the attitude and behavior of influential people within the community to improve women's intention for cervical cancer screening.
Direct perceived behavioral control was also another predictor of intention. Similarly, the finding of studies conducted at different settings indicated that women's perceived behavioral control was one predictor for having cervical cancer screening [17,20,21]. In this study, 31.9% and 27.7% of respondents were reported that cervical cancer screening was difficult and not under their control, respectively. This might be due to women who thought they may not get individuals that can give care for their family when they went for screening. This calls a need for interventions to increase women's sense of control to undergo or improve their cervical cancer screening.

Conclusions
From this study it was understood that women's intention towards cervical cancer screening was low. The predictors of women's behavioral intention to screen for cervical cancer were the direct and indirect attitude, direct and indirect subjective norm, direct and indirect perceived behavioral control. Thus, this calls a need to develop strategies and take action to improve the attitude of women and influential peoples around them towards cervical cancer screening and increase their sense of control to improve women's intention for cervical cancer screening.
Moreover, health care providers should have to conduct behavioral change communication focusing on the constructs of the theory of planned behavior.

Strength and limitation of the study
The study applied well the concept of the theory of planned behavior in determining the women's intention and the predictors of behavioral intention. As a limitation, the study could not consider other variables like socio-demographics, knowledge about cervical cancer, or previous history of cervical cancer screening as predictors of the behavioral intention. There might be a possibility for bias to emerge in systematic sampling, since the samples were selected by randomly throwing into the air and the researcher uses his own discretion.NFL player Odell Beckham Jr. was removed from an American Airlines flight on Nov. 27, set to leave Miami International Airport heading to Los Angeles.
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