Determinants of on-demand ridesharing: the role of awareness of environmental consequences

Sajid, Muhammed; Zakkariya, K A; Peethambaran, Meera; George, Anoop

doi:10.1108/meq-10-2021-0235

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“…Meanwhile, Javid et al (2022) show an influence of awareness of traffic on behavioral control toward drivers speeding behavior in Lahore based on the TPB theory of Fishbein and Ajzen (1975). A positive relationship between individual awareness of environmental consequences and behavioral control and intention is found in a study on sustainable development by Sajid et al (2022). Among Chinese university students, an explicit perception such as gratitude might boost self-esteem (Kong et al, 2015).…”

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Investigating individual intention to make money: can motivation of wealth be a socio-economic leverage?

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Wealth is an indicator of individual well-being. Increasing wealth is a pathway to achieving socio-economic development. Thus, it is imperative to shed light on factors that induce individual intention to increase wealth. This study investigates the effects of perception of wealth, perception of the rich, and behavioral control on personal intention to make money. A stratified sampling method was employed to obtain a sample of 991 respondents from Northern, Central, and Southern Vietnam who were invited to participate in a structured questionnaire survey in 2021. We utilized the Confirmatory Factor Analysis to validate the proposed model and tested the hypotheses using the Partial Least Squared-SEM. Empirical results highlight that individual behavioral control, explicit perception of the rich, and perception of wealth are essential determinants of individual intention to make money. Interestingly, motivation of wealth positively moderates the relationship between the perception of wealth and personal intention to make money. In addition, post-Covid-19 opportunities positively moderate two-pair relationships: perception of wealth-individual intention to make money and explicit perception of the rich—individual intention to make money. Insights from this study imply appropriate policies for the government to enhance the inspiration of people to work harder, leading to sustainable development.

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“…Previous studies have demonstrated the impact of individual awareness on behavioral control (Fishbein & Ajzen, 1975 ; Sajid et al, 2022 ). For example, Han ( 2015 ) demonstrates the prominent role of awareness of consequences on behavioral control and tourist intention.…”

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“…Other than attitude, subjective norm was the other variable which included within the framework of TPB as another variable which could have a significant impact toward consumers or individuals' intention and actual decision to perform certain behaviors (Obrenovic et al, 2022;. Subjective norm itself could be understood as all forms of social pressures which were subjectively perceived or felt by the individuals, in which these pressures from their peers, colleagues, or the other people within the society could actually determine whether or not certain behaviors will be performed by these individuals or not (Jose and Sia, 2022;Alimoradi et al, 2022;Laguia et al, 2022;Sajid et al, 2022). In this case, individuals' subjective perception regarding how their peers, friends, colleagues, family or societies in general perceive or judge their behavior will eventually cause them to thoroughly evaluate the behavior that they want to perform.…”

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Predicting Indonesian Consumers’ Intention to Buy Green Cosmetics Using The Modified TPB Framework

Wilson

Edelyn

2022

JBAM

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This study was conducted in order to determine some reasons or factors which could motivate or influence consumers’ intention to purchase or buy green cosmetics which were marketed in Indonesia. Using and adopting the modified version of the theory of planned behavior (TPB) framework, this study attempted to assess the role of three factors, namely attitude, perceived price and subjective norms, in affecting and influencing Indonesian consumers’ purchase intention to buy green cosmetics. Using and implementing survey method, questionnaires were chosen as the main tools for collecting and gathering all of the data needed from the respondents, in which, all of these questionnaires were distributed to all respondents in a virtual manner using google forms. Respondents who participate in this study are consumers who’ve purchased or bought any kinds of green cosmetic products from any brands which were sold in Indonesia at least twice (2x) for the past 1 year. A non-probability sampling method in the form of purposive sampling method was implemented in order to ensure the conformity of the respondents with the respondents’ criteria set in this study. A total of 786 data were collected all of the respondents, in which, after conducting thorough analysis and assessment concerning the all of these data, a total of 54 data were omitted due to incomplete or unsuitable responses, thus confirming that 732 data were usable to be assessed in this study. Using PLS-SEM method, authors concludes that all three variables, which are attitude, perceived price, and subjective norms play significant roles in affecting consumers’ intention toward buying green cosmetics in Indonesia

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“…Environmental awareness is considered as one of the main motivators of individuals to behave environmentally in the environmental psychology literature (Arkorful, 2022;Bagla et al, 2022;Ogiemwonyi et al, 2020;Sajid et al, 2022). Environmental awareness is the collection of ideas regarding the relationship between human beigns and the Nature which is the prerequisite of the idea of proenvironmental behaviors.…”

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“…Barriers at level 5 of the ISM model lead to the other fundamental barriers at level 4 including managerial complexity, lack of environmental awareness, lack of necessary technical skills and knowledge, and lack of infrastructure. People's ignorance of sustainable behavior is a crucial factor in the lack of environmental awareness (Sajid et al, 2022). In other words, unless people understand how and why green computing efforts should be implemented, investing in them is meaningless.…”

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Analyzing the Barriers Affecting the Adoption of Green Computing: A Hybrid Method Approach

Dalvi-Esfahani

Nilashi

2022

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While there is a plethora of research on the firms’ efforts toward environmental sustainability, it has been found that green computing has not been so prominent due to some burdens that are hindering their development and rapid deployment. Accordingly, upon identification of twelve barriers from the literature and clustering them into three groups of adoption costs, technological barriers, and internal barriers, the mutual influences and the importance level of barriers were investigated using the data collected from fifteen experts in the field. The Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) together with the Matrice d'Impacts Croises Multipication Applique´ an Classment (MICMAC) analyses methods were used to investigate the mutual influences amongst the barriers. The results of the ISM and MICMAC revealed that firm size and legal barriers are the most fundamental and independent ones which have the greatest impact on the system. Moreover, the Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method was applied to reveal the importance level of barriers and further depict cause and effect relationships among them. The DEMATEL results revealed that, from the perspective of the experts, adoption cost barriers are more important than the other dimensions (Ri+Ci = 32.888). Furthermore, transactional risk (Ri+Ci = 24.160), technological complexity (Ri+Ci = 12.647), and switching cost (Ri+Ci = 14.483) were identified as the most important barriers related to each dimension. This study's developed decision-making framework would assist managers and practitioners in comprehending the relationships between the barriers that have been identified and how they interact when trying to practice green computing initiatives.

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Determinants of on-demand ridesharing: the role of awareness of environmental consequences

Cited by 14 publications

References 106 publications

Investigating individual intention to make money: can motivation of wealth be a socio-economic leverage?

Investigating individual intention to make money: can motivation of wealth be a socio-economic leverage?

Predicting Indonesian Consumers’ Intention to Buy Green Cosmetics Using The Modified TPB Framework

Analyzing the Barriers Affecting the Adoption of Green Computing: A Hybrid Method Approach

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