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The importance of moral norms in constructing extended theory of planned behaviour: A Study of food-based SMES in urban agricultural community

“…This research proves that MN had significant influence on Int-SB (H2 was accepted). The findings were consistent with research conducted by Kumar et al [80] , Shi et al [82] , Esfandiar et al [83] , Ataei et al [84] who stated that moral norms were components that can affect the variance of intentions. In addition, the results of this study strengthen the results of research conducted by Liu & Liu [73] who discussed pro-environmental behavior.…”

“…The results of this research prove that ATT-SB has a significant impact toward Int-SB as indicated by the results of hypothesis testing which states that P-Value (0.009) is smaller than (0.05) and T-Value (2.607) is greater than 1.96, which means that H1 was accepted. This study supports the results of previous research which suggests there was a relevance and relationship between behavior towards sustainable business and the intention to carry out these activities (Kumar et al, [80], Cahigas et al [77], Ru, Wang, Chen, et al [78], and Tommasetti et al [79]. Besides, this research also supports the research conducted by Liu & Liu [73] and Chen & Lee [74] that explain the environmental behavior through ETPB.…”

“…Tommasetti et al [79] found that perceived behavioral control influences consumers' behavioral intentions to choose green restaurants. Lastly, Kumar et al [80] found that perceived behavioral control influences intentions on unethical intentions. However, Sniehotta et al [43] in a previous study found that the belief control intervention (PBC) did not affect intention.…”

“…Kumar et al [80], Cahigas et al [77], Ru, et al [78], and Tommasetti et al [79] stated that attitude has a significant effect on intention . Even Liu & Liu [73] and B. Chen & Lee [74] mention that extending the theory of planned behavior (TPB) to environmentally friendly products which includes attitudes was found to have the most significant role in predicting intentions.…”

“…Kumar et al [80], Shi, Wang, et al [80], and Govindharaj et al [83] prove that morality is a component that affects the variance of intentions. Esfandiar et al [82] and Ataei et al [84] found the construct of moral norms on intentions.…”