The Mediating Effect of Sustainable Consumption Attitude on Association between Perception of Sustainable Lifestyle and Sustainable Consumption Practice

Zakaria, Nurul Fardini; Rahim, Husniyah Abdul; Paim, Laily; Zakaria, Nurul Farhana

doi:10.5539/ass.v15n2p100

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“…Na terceira hipótese da pesquisa (H3), verificou-se que a atitude influenciou positivamente a intenção comportamental por uma experiência mais sustentável no turismo (valor-p = 0,016). Alinhado a isso, diversos estudos apontam que atitude de consumo sustentável influencia o comportamento sustentável (Ajzen, 2005;Barr, 2007;Omran, Mahmood, Abdul Aziz, & Robinson, 2009, Zakaria et al, 2019. Estudo recente (Oliveira, Silva, & Romero, 2021), desenvolvido com turistas em Jericoacoara, demonstrou que atitudes favoráveis ao meio ambiente são capazes de prever comportamentos pró-ambientais de turistas, seja seu comportamento habitual, ou em viagens.…”

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Valores pessoais, estilo de vida e comportamento sustentável: um estudo com turistas em Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brasil

Oliveira,

Romero,

Silva

2024

Tur., Visão e Ação

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No âmbito da sustentabilidade, os valores pessoais e o estilo de vida parecem ser fatores relevantes para prever os comportamentos individuais. Analisar o comportamento sustentável do turista é um indicador importante para compreender a dinâmica indivíduo-sociedade-ambiente e seus impactos de curto, médio e longo prazos. Ademais, essas informações são relevantes para que as partes interessadas e os formuladores de políticas públicas gerenciem de maneira sustentável as paisagens naturais, bem como, os produtos e serviços envolvidos nessa atividade. Nesse contexto, este estudo analisa o papel dos valores pessoais e do estilo de vida na formação do comportamento sustentável do turista. Para tanto, realizou-se uma survey com 118 turistas em Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brasil. Para analisar os dados, foram utilizadas técnicas de análise descritiva, análise fatorial confirmatória e modelagem de equações estruturais. Os resultados mostram que a atitude favorável a uma experiência mais sustentável no turismo é influenciada pelo valor pessoal de universalismo e pelo estilo de vida ecológico. Ainda, verificou-se a consistência da Teoria da Ação Racional para predizer o comportamento sustentável do turista, uma vez que o comportamento de pagamento da taxa de turismo sustentável foi sugestionado pela intenção comportamental que, por sua vez, foi influenciada pela atitude e pela norma subjetiva. De forma geral, o estudo possibilita uma melhor compreensão sobre o comportamento do turista em relação ao pagamento da Taxa de Turismo Sustentável, bem como sobre os elementos associados a esse comportamento, auxiliando os gestores públicos na formulação de políticas fiscais eficazes e mais transparentes

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Valores pessoais, estilo de vida e comportamento sustentável: um estudo com turistas em Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brasil

Oliveira,

Romero,

Silva

2024

Tur., Visão e Ação

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“…Trudel's research [43], investigating sustainable consumer behavior, began to take on a decision-making perspective and focused more narrowly on consumers' motivations and other psychological factors driving environmentally consequential behaviors. Zakaria et al [44], in their study, found that the level of adolescents' sustainable consumption attitude was slightly more than half because a positive attitude towards the environment is associated with human beliefs that humans are a part of nature.…”

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Factors Influencing Consumer Behavior in Sustainable Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in Maramures County, Romania

Boca

2021

Sustainability

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The article explores consumer behavior in the context of sustainable consumption and the changes related to healthy food that have occurred during the pandemic. The study seeks to identify the factors that influenced consumer behavior on the consumption of fruits and vegetables. For this purpose, a questionnaire was applied to a sample of 1230 people from Maramures County, Romania. This study evaluates consumer behavior and attitudes on sustainable healthy food consumption; determining factors of consumer behavior are established by the needs, knowledge, selection of quality products, and the degree of culture and education in health diet issues. The study also presents a specific classification for fruits and vegetables in terms of consumer preferences and the clustering of local consumers by their interest in healthy food habits according to consumer culture, consumer loyalty, consumer needs, and consumer knowledge. In this study, it was revealed that consumer behavior consumption is not influenced by age, gender, or education. As a result of the correlation analysis, a positive relation was identified between the consumer preference, consumer attitude, and consumer behavior variables. The results of this study offer practical solutions and directions for future research on redesigning sustainable development of local, traditional foods. The new trend focuses on brand offerings and consumer needs for quality food and shows the consumer’s ethnocentrism and orientation for practical solutions.

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“…Therefore, the study adopted the scales adapted to this study by rewriting their choice of different items from the measures of identity. Zakaria et al (2019) research and measurement of sustainability attitudes provide clues to the topic design for this article. The study measures consumer engagement by Piligrimienë et al (2020) .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The attitude-behavior-context model suggests that individuals’ attitudes and contextual factors influence sustainable consumption behavior ( Xu et al, 2017 ). A sustainable consumption attitude is a significant explanation of why individuals do or do not engage in sustainability-orientated behavior ( Zakaria et al, 2019 ). Thus, we posit that:…”

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Toward a knowledge economy: Factors affecting the sustainable consumption behavior in the Chinese online education industry

Jiang

Dong

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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IntroductionBuoyed by recent calls to research and advance the knowledge economy and sustainable development. This study explains how the role of the knowledge economy in influencing the COVID-19 pandemic has emerged with numerous opportunities for the global E-learning or online education industry. And, knowledge sharing behavior has been hugely driven by various sharing platforms concerning a new paradigm for diversifying education and learning. However, our study is to further extend the understanding and examine the related empirically correlations to deepen online education for sustainable development (OESD). Both advancing theoretical underpinnings and enhancing the online education industry are highly integrated and introduced toward a sustainable pathway. This study brings the perspectives from consumer value, social identity social exchange, and value-attitude-behavior to explain sustainable consumption behavior in the Chinese online education industry (SCBOEI). Thus, the relationship among factors in this study is statistically examined and the SCBOEI model as the new theoretical insight is introduced in a way of sustainable consumption behaviors in the Chinese online education industry. Finally, this study addresses managerial implications to practitioners, the government, universities, and markets.Materials and methodsEmploying a quantitative approach, about 559 valid questionnaire surveys are collected from Chinese higher education institutions. This study includes participants from four controlling variables (age, education level, family income, and gender) and six latent variables. The bootstrapping method was applied to validate mediating factors and their interacting relationships.ResultsThe finding reveals that a set of classic psychological theories related fits the SCBOEI in higher education from the consumer value, contextual factors, social identity, sustainable consumption attitudes, and consumer engagement to explain SCBOEI. The mediating role of identity, sustainable consumption attitudes, and consumer engagement is highly concerned. The value and contextual factors directly make impact on SCBOEI through identity, sustainable consumption attitudes, and consumer engagement.ImplicationsThe study significantly contributes to enriching the theoretical bases for advancing the literature on sustainable consumption behavior and online education. Our research provides managerial insights into government policy about the online education industry and marketers to set more advertisements to wake awareness of SCBOEI. Furthermore, higher education institutions should encourage their employees and students to participate in SCBOEI actively. All the stakeholders are essential to lead the consumer to SCBOEI by shaping their internal psychology while paying more attention to social equality (education, gender), responsible consumption, and decent economic development. Overall, addressing these issues will help to provide scholars with novel theoretical insights and practitioners with managerial advice.

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The Mediating Effect of Sustainable Consumption Attitude on Association between Perception of Sustainable Lifestyle and Sustainable Consumption Practice

Cited by 6 publications

References 64 publications

Valores pessoais, estilo de vida e comportamento sustentável: um estudo com turistas em Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brasil

Valores pessoais, estilo de vida e comportamento sustentável: um estudo com turistas em Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brasil

Factors Influencing Consumer Behavior in Sustainable Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in Maramures County, Romania

Toward a knowledge economy: Factors affecting the sustainable consumption behavior in the Chinese online education industry

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