Determining Socio-demographic, Psychographic and Religiosity of Green Hotel Consumer in Malaysia

Mas’od, Adaviah; Chin, Thoo Ai

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.04.056

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“…A survey showed that leaders who exhibit high levels of altruistic values present benevolent leadership behaviors for promoting the well-being of subordinates rather than control [75]. Furthermore, altruism exhibits an important impact on green behavior [76], and altruistic attitude significantly affects ecologically conscious consumer behavior [77][78][79][80].…”

Section: Warm Glow (Altruistic Value) For Business Initiativesmentioning

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“…Third, the study employs WG as the critical factor for operating green entrepreneurship. Altruistic value has been confirmed as a key driver of pro-environmental behavior [76,80]. However, altruistic values can hardly be instilled to adults.…”

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“…Therefore, driving green entrepreneurship needs appropriate support from government policies. Second, altruistic value has been confirmed as a key driver of pro-environmental behavior [76,80]. However, WG is a more effective driving factor than altruistic value, because it can encourage individuals who lack altruistic values to engage in pro-environmental behavior [68].…”

Section: Practical Implicationsmentioning

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Entrepreneurs and Environmental Sustainability in the Digital Era: Regional and Institutional Perspectives

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Climate change and environmental degradation have negatively affected the sustainable development of mankind. The “green” concept has been gradually accepted by the public, thereby strongly promoting “green” business forms and social innovation. This study adopts related information and technology knowledge and experience and warm glow (altruistic value) for business initiatives as push factors, market opportunity (MO) and personal innovativeness (PI) in technology as pull factors, and institutional theory (regulatory support and normative support) as mooring factors. These factors are employed to analyze the switching intentions of individuals toward green entrepreneurship, which is a new persuasive psychological model based on Push–Pull–Mooring model (PPM). The survey questionnaires are collected from a total of 1562 respondents through WeChat in mainland China. The study findings present all variables that significantly affect individuals’ switching intentions toward green entrepreneurs. PI exhibits the most significant impact on intention of individuals toward green entrepreneurship, while the interaction between the mooring factor and MO on switching intentions to green entrepreneurship is relatively weak. Finally, the study contributes theoretical and practical implications for increasing intentions toward green entrepreneurship.

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“…And found that religiosity is significantly related in shaping a green consumer behavior that infers to the protection of the natural habitat of the Earth. A positive and significant relationship between Islam and proenvironmental attitude has been established (Mas'od & Chin, 2014). Muslim consumers who are highly religious make more efforts to protect the natural environment as compared with low religious consumers (Islam & Chandrasekaran, 2015).…”

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The Impact of Fashion Involvement and Pro-Environmental Attitude on Sustainable Clothing Consumption: The Moderating Role of Islamic Religiosity

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There is a general belief that fashion involvement leads toward unsustainability. To resolve this issue, the present study aims to explore that whether sustainable fashion consumption is characterized by an individual's fashion consciousness and his pro-environmental attitude or not. In addition, how an individual's religiosity can moderate this relationship. For the purpose of collecting the data, a survey questionnaire method was applied by making use of adopted measurement scales from the previous literature. Convenience sampling technique was employed to collect the data from a total of 350 respondents. The outcomes of this study illustrate that both fashion-conscious and pro-environmental attitude consumers are significantly and positively associated with sustainable fashion consumption. Furthermore, both the aspects of religiosity, that is, interpersonal religiosity and intrapersonal religiosity, moderate the relationship. The current study has profound implications for fashion retailers and manufacturers that they should incorporate sustainable business practices into their manufacturing processes. Managers should focus on devising such a comprehensive business model that is based on the principles of sustainability.Keywords fashion involvement, pro-environmental attitude, interpersonal religiosity, intrapersonal religiosity, sustainable fashion consumption Author BiographiesAli Razzaq holds an MS-Management Sciences degree with specialization in Marketing.

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“…Yu et al (2014, p.685 Adebanjo et al (2016), Ajamieh et al (2016), Hsu et al (2016), Kirchoff et al (2016), Lu et al (2016b), Green et al (2015), Amann et al (2014), Mas'od and Chin (2014), Nejati et al (2014), Perramon et al (2014), Hajmohammad and Vachon (2014), Jabbour et al (2013), Youn et al (2013), Choi et al (2013), Choi and Zhang (2012), Lee (2012), Yang et al (2010) Commitment to sustainability (leadership and employees) (8 studies) Dubey et al (2016), Glavas (2016), Benn et al (2015), Wang (2014), Mellat-Parast (2013), Paille and Boiral (2013), Robertson andBarling (2013), Chen (2011) Environmental performance (8 studies) Gopal and Thakkar (2016), Khaksar et al (2016), Golini et al (2014), Lin et al (2014), Sambasivan et al (2013), De Giovani (2012), Green et al (2012), Pullman et al (2009) External Sustainability Management (e.g. SC Collaboration) (7 studies) Graham and Potter (2015), Luzzini et al (2015), Chen and Hung (2014), Yang et al (2013), Wittstruck and Teuteberg (2012), Zhu et al (2012), Paulraj (2011) Green innovation (7 studies) …”

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Sustainability Impact on Manufacturing Operational Performance: An Empirical Investigation

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Determining Socio-demographic, Psychographic and Religiosity of Green Hotel Consumer in Malaysia

Cited by 50 publications

References 60 publications

Entrepreneurs and Environmental Sustainability in the Digital Era: Regional and Institutional Perspectives

Entrepreneurs and Environmental Sustainability in the Digital Era: Regional and Institutional Perspectives

The Impact of Fashion Involvement and Pro-Environmental Attitude on Sustainable Clothing Consumption: The Moderating Role of Islamic Religiosity

Sustainability Impact on Manufacturing Operational Performance: An Empirical Investigation

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