Explaining littering prevention among park visitors using the Theory of Planned Behavior and Norm Activation Model

Fenitra, Rakotoarisoa Maminirina; Laila, Nisful; Premananto, Gancar Candra; Abbas, Ansar; Sedera, Rakotoarisoa Maminiaina Heritiana

doi:10.1016/j.ijgeop.2022.11.002

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“…Thus, H3 was accepted. This finding confirms prior studies (Fenitra et al , 2022; Huang et al , 2014; Jia et al , 2022; Seong et al , 2021). The basis for this finding could be that innovative knowledge, information and favourable behaviour would influence urban tourists' visiting behaviour towards national parks.…”

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confidence: 93%

Urban tourists' intention towards visiting national parks: an exertion of theory of planned behaviour and expectancy theory

Rousan

Siddiqui

Bano

et al. 2023

JHTI

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PurposeThis study aims to evaluate the key factors affecting the behavioural intention of urban tourists towards visiting national parks by integrating the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) and expectancy theory (ET).Design/methodology/approachData were collected from urban tourists using an online questionnaire developed through Google forms. A total of 489 valid online questionnaires were considered for this study. The proposed research model was empirically evaluated using the structural equation modelling method.FindingsAccording to the results of this research, TPB constructs are significantly and positively associated with the behavioural intention of urban tourists towards visiting national parks in India and out of ET constructs, only expectancy and valence are significantly and positively associated with behavioural intention while instrumentality does not.Research limitations/implicationsThis study manifests the behaviour of urban tourists towards national parks and contributes to academics by incorporating existing literature. The findings of this study also help policymakers in formulating innovative strategies for national parks. It presents an integrated framework that lays the platform for a new study domain on urban tourists' intentions to visit national parks, which will be useful to urban managers, officials and the tourism sector. Furthermore, as the scope of this study is confined to assessing the intentions of urban tourists toward visiting national parks, it is difficult to generalize the findings.Originality/valueTo the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the first research of its kind to provide an understanding of the behavioural intention of urban tourists towards visiting the national parks in India by optimizing the TPB and ET.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 93%

Urban tourists' intention towards visiting national parks: an exertion of theory of planned behaviour and expectancy theory

Rousan

Siddiqui

Bano

et al. 2023

JHTI

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“…According to norm activation theory, moral personal norms stimulate a sense of moral responsibility among a personal encouraging one to perform him or her in environmentally friendly way (Stern et al, 1999 as cited by Ostertag, 2023). These moral norms links to self-concept and let the one experience feelings of intrinsic obligation to behave in environmentally friendly manners (Fenitra et al, 2023). Behavioural outcomes are routed through inherited value system not dependent on external cues (Jang, & Kim, 2023), where personal norms are realised based on elaborating logics and reasoning indifferent to expectations of the society and self-interests (Mahasuweerachai & Suttikun, 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

Effect of Social Norms and Psychological Factors on Consumer Green Buying Intentions: The Mediating Role of Personal Norms an Entrepreneurial Perspective

Yawar Abbas,

Tasawar Javed,

Aemin Nasir

2024

JEBV

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The prime concern of the present study entails exploring the various factors that relate to the social and psychological perspectives that derive from personal norms and influence the behaviour of consumers towards the purchase of products and the adoption of green services and products that address environmental concerns. This research effort contributes to creation of knowledge with mediation effect of consumer personal norms among samples from developing countries. The data was collected cross-sectionally from consumers of Dolmen Mall Karachi, Pakistan. The researcher approached 330 individuals under probability sampling, and data was collected through questionnaire in malls. This research paper utilized PLS-SEM for the analysis of collected data. The entrepreneurial perspective has the tendency to influence the behavior of consumers and employees. The firms strive to incorporate innovative initiatives for business operations from the entrepreneurial perspective. The firms face a number of issues, problems, and challenges and find the solution in an entrepreneurial approach that firms incorporate in their strategic management. Similarly, it has been argued that the entrepreneurial approach enables the firms to devise innovative solutions and has the tendency to influence the green buying intentions. The results found that personal norms predict buying intentions, and formerly descriptive social norms, injunctive social norms, and biospheric values directly predict consumer personal norms. However, consideration of future consequences could not show any influence on personal norms. The results supported the mediating role of personal norms between descriptive social norms, injunctive social norms, biospheric values, and buying intentions. The results of this study provide important insights to green product researchers, marketers, and policymakers. Marketers can get guidance to design effective marketing strategies by focusing on consumer-related descriptive and injunctive social norms and biospheric values. The study also highlights its implications and limitations as well as the suggestions for future research.

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“…According to the theory, these three factors interact to determine an individual's intention to perform a behavior, which then results in the actual behavior [40,41]. To this day, numerous fields, including health and social psychology [42][43][44] and marketing [45][46][47], have made extensive use of the theory to explain and predict human behavior in relation to real estate.…”

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Antecedents of Real Estate Investment Intention among Filipino Millennials and Gen Z: An Extended Theory of Planned Behavior

Gumasing,

Niro

2023

Sustainability

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The Philippines’ real estate (RE) market vis à vis its government’s collective efforts to accelerate its digital transformation faces prevalent illegal RE practices online on top of limited publicly accessible data for decision-making and decentralized and highly regional RE markets. As the middle-income millennials’ and Gen Zs’ purchasing power rises, these increasingly important consumer groups might fall prey to online RE colorums or make bad RE investment decisions. In anticipation of big data, ML, and AI becoming integral to the Philippine RE industry, this study extends the theory of the planned behavior model to account for RE investment and illegal practice and to build a theoretical basis for foundational models. A total of 400 Filipinos aged 15 to 42 from different regions in the country responded to a self-administered online survey questionnaire. The model was assessed using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) and was proven to be sufficient to explain the proposed model. Results from the partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) revealed that during inflation, risk tolerance (RT), perceived property value (PPV), and aversion from illegal practice (IP) significantly influence millennials’ and Gen Zs’ intention to invest in the RE market, implying that they would consider prioritizing profitability at the expense of sustainability. Thus, a collective commitment to provide transparent and real-time data on RE KPIs and projects is necessary for safer and optimized operations while ensuring the sustainability of current and future projects.

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Explaining littering prevention among park visitors using the Theory of Planned Behavior and Norm Activation Model

Cited by 22 publications

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Urban tourists' intention towards visiting national parks: an exertion of theory of planned behaviour and expectancy theory

Urban tourists' intention towards visiting national parks: an exertion of theory of planned behaviour and expectancy theory

Effect of Social Norms and Psychological Factors on Consumer Green Buying Intentions: The Mediating Role of Personal Norms an Entrepreneurial Perspective

Antecedents of Real Estate Investment Intention among Filipino Millennials and Gen Z: An Extended Theory of Planned Behavior

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