Theory of planned behaviour, psychological stressors and intention to avoid violating traffic rules: A Multi-Level modelling analysis

Shukri, Madihah; Jones, Fiona; Conner, Mark

doi:10.1016/j.aap.2022.106624

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“…In particular, multilevel modelling with random effects enables the treatment of the problem of dependence on observations, the estimation of a correct standard error and thus a more appropriate signi cance test [71][72] . The advantages of multilevel modelling analyses have been convincingly demonstrated in previous TPB studies [73][74] . In the area of proenvironmental behaviours, some scholars showed that accounting for multiple pro-environmental behaviours using within-subject analyses across multiple behaviours and a longitudinal design was effective in predicting pro-environmental intentions and behaviours and tested the moderating effect of proenvironmental self-identity 59 .…”

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confidence: 68%

A Multi-Behaviour Longitudinal Study for Predicting Sustainable Clothing Purchasing: The Moderating Effect of Pro-Environmental Identity

Carfora,

Buscicchio,

Catellani

2024

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Previous research investigated the impact of psychosocial predictors (e.g. attitude, social and moral norm, perceived behavioural control, intention) on sustainable clothing purchasing behaviour. To date, no studies considered whether pro-environmental self-identity moderates the effects of these predictors on behaviour. In this study, we adopted an intrapersonal approach to examine the effects of pro-environmental self-identity on different behaviours and a longitudinal design to assess the moderating role of pro-environmental self-identity in predicting intentions and behaviours, controlling for past behaviour. 250 participants completed a first questionnaire designed to measure the Theory of Planned Behaviour constructs related to three different sustainable clothing purchase behaviours. One month later, the participants completed a second questionnaire in which they assessed their self-assessment of these behaviours. The results showed that for all behaviours, affective attitude influenced behaviour positively, while cognitive attitude had a negative influence. The influence of previous behaviours increased with a decrease in pro-environmental self-identity.

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Section: Analysesmentioning

confidence: 68%

A Multi-Behaviour Longitudinal Study for Predicting Sustainable Clothing Purchasing: The Moderating Effect of Pro-Environmental Identity

Carfora,

Buscicchio,

Catellani

2024

Preprint

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“…The PBC reflects the perceived difficulty of performing a particular behavior (Ajzen and Madden, 1986). According to Shukri et al (2022), PBC is a multi-structural factor that consists of two main parts: perception of ease (e.g., the individual's perception of how difficult or easy it is when he or she performs the intention) and self-efficacy (e.g., the perception of the degree of confidence when he or she implements the intention). Yanakittkul and Aungvaravong (2020) indicated that PBC plays a vital role in shaping farmers' organic conversion.…”

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‘They convert, I also convert’: the neighborhood effects and tea farmers' intention to convert to organic farming

Van

Heo

Doanh

2023

Renew. Agric. Food Syst.

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This study aims to analyze the influence of neighborhood effects (NE) on tea farmers' intention to convert from traditional to organic farming in the mountainous areas of northern Vietnam. It differs from previous studies in two aspects. First, we combine the theory of planned behavior and the theory of herd behavior to explain farmers' intention to convert from traditional to organic farming, focusing on the impact of the NE. Secondly, to measure NE, we use a combination of questionnaires and methods of measuring herd behavior by McCartney and Shah. Using the generalized structural equation modeling and data collected from 263 tea farmers in Thai Nguyen, we found that NE has a positive and direct significant effect on farmers' intention to convert to organic tea production in the case where neighbors both live nearby and have a close relationship with the subject. In addition, it indirectly impacts farmers' conversion intention through attitude, subjective norms and perceived behavior control. To encourage tea farmers to convert to organic farming, policymakers and extension workers should take advantage of the NE to increase farmers' confidence about the benefits and the possibility of successful organic farming.

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“… Rueda Barrios et al (2022) conducted an in-depth study on sustainable entrepreneurship intentions among college students in northeast Colombia based on the TPB. Shukri et al (2022) used the TPB to explain why drivers violate traffic rules. Attitudes are divided into cognitive and emotional attitudes, subjective norms are divided into prohibitive and descriptive norms, and PBC is considered to be composed of perceived difficulty and self-efficacy.…”

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A survey of college students’ willingness to participate in social practice with perceived environmental support based on the applied mixed research method

Zhou²,

Dong³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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Contemporary social reform promotes rapid social transformation, and social practice has a special educational function in higher education. However, research shows weak willingness to participate in social practice among college students. Using the mixed research method, 438 completed questionnaire surveys on perceived environmental support were collected from college students. The influence of perceived environmental support on Chinese college students’ willingness to participate in social practice was analyzed using partial least squares structural equation modeling, and an empirical test was conducted. The findings are as follows: (1) Perceived environmental support significantly impacts students’ participation attitude and perceived behavioral control. (2) Participation attitude and perceived behavioral control significantly influence participation intention, but behavioral norms have no significant influence. (3) Participation intention and perceived behavioral control significantly influence actual behavior. This study provides the theoretical basis of perceived environmental support for future research on social practice participation intention and offers some theoretical guidance for the implementation of social practice in China.

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Theory of planned behaviour, psychological stressors and intention to avoid violating traffic rules: A Multi-Level modelling analysis

Cited by 27 publications

References 114 publications

A Multi-Behaviour Longitudinal Study for Predicting Sustainable Clothing Purchasing: The Moderating Effect of Pro-Environmental Identity

A Multi-Behaviour Longitudinal Study for Predicting Sustainable Clothing Purchasing: The Moderating Effect of Pro-Environmental Identity

‘They convert, I also convert’: the neighborhood effects and tea farmers' intention to convert to organic farming

A survey of college students’ willingness to participate in social practice with perceived environmental support based on the applied mixed research method

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