Elucidating the effects of environmental consciousness and environmental attitude on green travel behavior: Moderating role of green self‐efficacy

Khan, Ali Nawaz

doi:10.1002/sd.2771

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“…This article chooses SPSS19.0 in the selection of research tools. The result shows that a coefficient value is 0.940, which exceeds the minimum standard value [ 29 , 30 ]. Therefore, it can be considered that the questionnaire data in this study has high reliability and meets the required standards, and the questionnaire can be formally investigated.…”

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Research on risk identification of manufacturing enterprises’ Internet strategic transformation

Honglei,

Zaigham,

Alotaibi

2024

PLoS ONE

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The Communist Party of China’s 19th National Congress underlined the necessity of speeding the development of a manufacturing powerhouse and advanced manufacturing sector by supporting the deep integration of the Internet, big data, artificial intelligence, and the real economy. This study employed principal component analysis to extract the prominent risk factors from questionnaire data in order to manage the risks connected with the Internet strategic transformation of manufacturing firms. To confirm the major risk factors, a structural equation modeling was created using Amos-24 software. The findings revealed that risk factors of Internet strategic transformation in manufacturing businesses are mostly expressed in equipment flexibility risks, organizational versatility risks, smart technology risks, Internet technology risks, flexible management risks, and financing management risks. The paper offers useful theoretical and practical insights into the risks of China’s manufacturing businesses’ Internet strategic transformation. The findings can assist manufacturing firms in better identifying and managing these risks, supporting their smooth transition to the Internet economy.

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Section: Empirical Analysismentioning

confidence: 97%

Research on risk identification of manufacturing enterprises’ Internet strategic transformation

Honglei,

Zaigham,

Alotaibi

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Green consumerism has gained increasing momentum among successive generations of young people, and in particular now in Generation Z [30], as they bear witness to rising pollution, as well as the multiple adverse impacts of global climate change, prompting the pressing need to conserve the environment and adopt sustainable business models [31]. Environmental consciousness has been identified as a driver for the development of green consumerism.…”

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Shared Mobility and India’s Generation Z: Environmental Consciousness, Risks, and Attitudes

Palanichamy,

Mohanty,

Kennell

2024

Sustainability

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Shared mobility platforms have built scalable digital marketplaces that facilitate the allocation and sharing of transportation and promote sustainable urban travel. Generation Z’s attitude toward shared consumption is closely linked to their perceptions of the importance of sustainability. This study identifies Generation Z’s awareness of shared mobility platforms in India and the factors that influence their use. Data were collected from 318 respondents from Generation Z in India and analyzed using partial least squares structural equation modeling. Findings indicate that Generation Z’s intention to use shared mobility is influenced by environmental consciousness, social aspects, economic benefits, and perceived risks. Results also show that perceived risks have an indirect effect on intention, which is mediated by attitude. The novel conceptual model developed and tested in this research can be used to inform policies and business models for the adoption of shared mobility services for Generation Z, ultimately promoting more sustainable transportation systems and improved urban mobility.

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“…The effects of forest environment conditions on SFM-related beliefs and values are mixed. A better forest environment makes individuals gain better experiences from interacting with forests, thereby fostering eco-centric worldviews, recognizing the need for SFM, and assigning higher values to forests (Khan, 2024;Wang & Lin, 2017). Therefore, the effect of forest environment conditions on EWF, ACP, and AFVs is positive.…”

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Enhancing stakeholder engagement in sustainable forest management: A multi‐domain comparative analysis of forest‐related beliefs, values, and behaviors of Canadian Aboriginal and non‐Aboriginal groups

Yiwen,

Kant,

Vertinsky

2024

Sustainable Development

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The study aims to understand the variations in the domain‐specific pro‐sustainable‐forest‐management behavior (PSFMBs) and their explanatory factors across ecological, economic, recreational, and Aboriginal domains and between Aboriginal and non‐Aboriginal groups. A hybrid model of PSFMB, which integrates environmental psychology and resource economics perspectives, is conceptualized and estimated using multi‐group path analysis and data from three Aboriginal and three non‐Aboriginal communities in Ontario, Canada. Results show that both groups make substantial pro‐SFM contributions, but the contributions and their influencing factors differ across domains and groups. For Aboriginals, environmental worldviews and assigned forest values are the only influencing factors, while for non‐Aboriginals, income and forest environmental conditions play dominant roles. The findings confirm the fundamental differences in the roles of beliefs, values, and situational factors in influencing the PSFMB of Aboriginal and non‐Aboriginal groups, highlight the need for theoretical lenses that account for cultural differences, and contribute to the development of inclusive policies that respect the unique values of different social groups.

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Elucidating the effects of environmental consciousness and environmental attitude on green travel behavior: Moderating role of green self‐efficacy

Cited by 12 publications

References 58 publications

Research on risk identification of manufacturing enterprises’ Internet strategic transformation

Research on risk identification of manufacturing enterprises’ Internet strategic transformation

Shared Mobility and India’s Generation Z: Environmental Consciousness, Risks, and Attitudes

Enhancing stakeholder engagement in sustainable forest management: A multi‐domain comparative analysis of forest‐related beliefs, values, and behaviors of Canadian Aboriginal and non‐Aboriginal groups

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