Ajzens

Ajzens is a plural, surname-based term used in English to refer to multiple individuals who bear the surname Ajzen. It is not the name of a place, organization, or widely recognized concept; rather, it functions as a conventional way to discuss or list several people who share that family name.

Notable people with the surname Ajzen include Icek Ajzen, an American social psychologist best known for developing the Theory of Planned Behavior, which describes how attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control influence intentions and actions. In biographical or bibliographic contexts, Ajzens are typically identified by full names or by biographical details to distinguish among individuals who share the surname.

Because Ajzen is a relatively uncommon surname, the plural form Ajzens appears mainly in contexts such as alphabetical lists, genealogical compilations, or narrative passages that refer to more than one person named Ajzen. The term Ajzens does not indicate a separate entity, institution, or cultural unit beyond the family-name reference.

See also Ajzen for related information on the singular form of the surname. In scholarly and biographical writing, when multiple individuals named Ajzen are discussed, the plural Ajzens may be used to clarify that more than one person is involved.