The first condition is that "the measure of intention must correspond with respect to their levels of specificity".[5] This means that to predict a specific behavior, the behavioral intention must be equally specific. The second condition is that there must be "stability of intentions between time of measurement and performance of behavior".[5] The intention must remain the same between the time that it is given and the time that the behavior is performed. The third condition is "the degree to which carrying out the intention is under the volitional control of the individual".[5] The individual always has the control of whether or not to perform the behavior.