Short stay, long impact: ecological footprints of sojourners

Ye, Qing; Anwar, Muhammad; Zhou, Rongting; Asmi, Fahad; Ahmad, Intikhab

doi:10.1007/s11356-020-07700-z

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“…It can be divided into three different states: (1) the extent of gratification (pleasure-displeasure), (2) the degree of mental activeness (arousal-non arousal), and (3) the sentiments of control on the actions (dominance-submissiveness) [40]. Notably, the SOR framework has a wide range of applications in academic research while underlining the behavioral mapping in the case of information system research [41], environmental studies [42], e-commerce [43], hospitality [44], pandemic [45], and social and behavioral studies [46].…”

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“…The moderating effect of regulatory support in the relationship between technostress and technology involvement was tested by examining the intention to adopt cryptocurrencies using hierarchal regression, as explained by Ye et al [42]. Interestingly, the moderation effect in the relationship between technostress and the intention to adopt cryptocurrencies was significant (β = 0.08, ρ < 0.05).…”

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Investigating e-Retailers’ Intentions to Adopt Cryptocurrency Considering the Mediation of Technostress and Technology Involvement

Ishfaq

Hussain

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Sustainability

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Cryptocurrencies have transgressed ever-changing economic trends in the global economy, owing to their conveyance, security, trust, and the ability to make transactions without the aid of formal institutions and governing bodies. However, the adoption of cryptocurrency remains low among stakeholders, including e-retailers. Thus, the current work explores the intentions of e-retailers in the Asia and Pacific region to adopt cryptocurrencies. This study considers the TAM-based SOR, with a combination of non-cognitive attributes (compatibility and convenience) proposed as stimuli for e-retailers to adopt the examined cryptocurrencies. The findings indicate that the proposed non-cognitive attributes are critical in determining e-retailers’ technostress (emotional state). Moreover, it was found that technostress among e-retailers profoundly impacts their intentions to adopt cryptocurrency in business settings. Meanwhile, regulatory support communication can be used to help regulatory bodies and governing institutions control the future economy worldwide. The proposed study offers significant theoretical and practical contributions through its investigation of e-retailers’ intentions to adopt cryptocurrency for the first time in the particular context of technostress and regulatory support.

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Investigating e-Retailers’ Intentions to Adopt Cryptocurrency Considering the Mediation of Technostress and Technology Involvement

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“…Meanwhile, Wang et al (2022) explored the influencing factors in medical tourism using the SOR theory and found that risk perception (stimulus) has a significant impact on tourists’ pandemic prevention attitude and decision-making (organism). In the current research, the SOR theory has been considered as an effective theory to explain individuals’ pro-environmental activities, especially green consumption behaviors ( Balaji et al, 2019 ; Ye et al, 2020 ), employees’ energy-saving behaviors ( Tang et al, 2019 ), and pro-environmental intentions ( Kwon and Boger, 2020 ).…”

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“…As well, the sense of place theory provides theoretical contributions to identify factors influencing tourists’ pro-environmental behavior from a person-place affective perspective ( Halpenny, 2010 ; Ramkissoon et al, 2012 ; Masterson et al, 2017 ). The stimulus-organism-response (SOR) theory has been widely applied in the explanation of pro-environmental behavior ( Su and Swanson, 2017 ; Balaji et al, 2019 ; Kwon and Boger, 2020 ; Ye et al, 2020 ).…”

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Influencing factors and mechanism of tourists’ pro-environmental behavior – Empirical analysis of the CAC-MOA integration model

2022

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Tourism has been perceived as an environmentally friendly industry for a long term, but the negative impact of tourist irresponsible behavior on the environment cannot be ignored. Tourists’ pro-environmental behavior is crucial to the destination’s sustainable development. Taking stimulus-organism-response theory as a framework, this study explores the factors and mechanisms influencing tourists’ pro-environmental behaviors by integrating cognitive-affective-conative (CAC) theory and motivation-opportunity-ability (MOA) theory. Through the PLS-SEM analysis with 548 questionnaires, the driving mechanism of tourists’ pro-environmental behavior was deeply explored. The results indicate that tourists’ environmental knowledge, participation motivation, and opportunity have significant positive effects on pro-environmental behavior, but the role of participation ability on tourists’ pro-environmental behavior is not confirmed. Tourists have significant environmental self-identity and environmental commitment, and these affections actively promote tourists’ pro-environmental behavior. Except for the participation ability, the other three factors, respectively, influence tourists’ environmental behavior through the mediating effects of environmental self-identity and environmental commitment. Given the limited literature integrating CAC and MOA theories within research on tourists’ pro-environmental behavior, these findings provide new perspectives for future research. This research enriches the literature on the factors influencing tourist pro-environmental behavior and also provides practical guidance for promoting tourists’ pro-environmental behavior.

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“…Urban and Kujinga (2017) found that the regulatory environment considerably affects workforce's intentions. Furthermore, the regulatory environment has been confirmed as a positive factor for individuals' responsible and conscious behaviors (Zhang et al 2019;Ye et al 2020aYe et al , 2020b and has remarkably played its role in HSW-related studies (Ye et al 2020b).…”

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Health concerns among waste collectors during pandemic crisis

Asmi

Anwar

et al. 2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected the economic, social, and psychological aspects globally. COVID-19 can possibly spread through municipal solid waste (MSW) if it is collected, bagged, transported, and disposed inappropriately. Such situation has posed significant challenges to MSW management (MSWM), which has led waste personnel under massive pressure. This study aims to examine the health-protective behavior of sanitation workers/MSW collectors (MSWCs) during the COVID-19 crisis. Quantitative data were collected by using a self-administered survey from 418 MSWCs working in Mainland China. The study extended the traditional health-belief model and proposed education and training as a facet of the behavioral model. Result showed that education and training were a significant predictor of health-protective behavior. Moreover, the moderating incremental influence of regulative assistance significantly affected the behavioral mapping of MSWCs. This study contributes to the literature by mapping the concerns, risks, and challenges experienced by MSWCs in times of a health crisis. Policymakers should specially consider the safety and hygiene concerns of frontline workforce in the whole chain of waste management (including the outsourced operations of MSWM). Lastly, the adoption of smart communication with the frontline workforce (i.e., MSWCs) is in dire need to maintain trust and avoid rumors and misconceptions during the time of a pandemic situation.

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Short stay, long impact: ecological footprints of sojourners

Cited by 7 publications

References 84 publications

Investigating e-Retailers’ Intentions to Adopt Cryptocurrency Considering the Mediation of Technostress and Technology Involvement

Investigating e-Retailers’ Intentions to Adopt Cryptocurrency Considering the Mediation of Technostress and Technology Involvement

Influencing factors and mechanism of tourists’ pro-environmental behavior – Empirical analysis of the CAC-MOA integration model

Health concerns among waste collectors during pandemic crisis

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