Exploring adolescents’ waste prevention via Value-Identity-Personal norm and Comprehensive Action Determination Models

Balundė, Audra; Jovarauskaitė, Lina; Poškus, Mykolas Simas

doi:10.1016/j.jenvp.2020.101526

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“…Furthermore, no significant relationship was observed between normative processes and ranchers' attitude, and it was not found to predict their attitude towards biogas. It was anticipated that normative processes (such as personal and social norms) would positively affect ranchers' attitude towards biogas (Chng et al, 2020;Balundė et al, 2020;Klöckner and Matthies, 2009), but this was not the case, although it was the case in previous studies. This implies that ranchers will not simply change their attitude towards biogas because important others (e.g., families or neighbors) are using it.…”

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A Comprehensive Action Determination Model: A Broad Understanding of Behavioral Intention of Traditional Ranchers to Use Biogas

Izadi

Saadi

Hayati

2022

JAST

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The present study aimed to explore the intention of traditional ranchers to use biogas in rural areas of Iran conducted among the traditional ranchers in the provinces of Fars, Khorasan Razavi, Kermanshah, and Golestan (N= 91,325). The sample, composed of 383 traditional ranchers, was taken by stratified random sampling. The measurement tool was a questionnaire whose face and content validity was confirmed by a panel of experts and its reliability was estimated in a pilot study by calculating Cronbach's Alpha. The results showed that the indicators used to measure the research variables were consistent enough with the factor structure and theoretical framework of the research. It was found that normative processes had a significant positive impact on the habitual processes and intention of the traditional ranchers. Also, the effect of situational influences was positive and significant on normative processes, habitual processes, and the intention of the traditional ranchers. In addition, habitual processes and attitudes influenced intention to use biogas positively and significantly. It is concluded that the results have significant implications for the use of rigorous theoretical frameworks such as the Comprehensive Action Determination Model (CADM) when attempting to understand the intention to use biogas.

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confidence: 96%

A Comprehensive Action Determination Model: A Broad Understanding of Behavioral Intention of Traditional Ranchers to Use Biogas

Izadi

Saadi

Hayati

2022

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“…climate-conscious actions (Balund e et al, 2020). Furthermore, these values are essential antecedents to actual behavior in favor of the environment.…”

Section: Environmental Values and Educationmentioning

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“…According to Bouman et al (2018), when relating personal values to environmental values, four dimensions emerge: 1) altruistic – caring for others; 2) egoistic – taking care of oneself; 3) hedonic – taking care of own pleasure; and 4) biospheric – taking care of the environment. People with this value have a stronger environmental self-identity, which translates into climate-conscious actions (Balundé et al , 2020). Furthermore, these values are essential antecedents to actual behavior in favor of the environment.…”

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Environmental values and education in Spanish universities: a questionnaire validation

Margaça

Sánchez-García

Sánchez

et al. 2023

IJSHE

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Purpose To protect the environment and society, research on responsible behavior and personal values has increased. Values have been identified as important for understanding and predicting environmental preservation behaviors. The purpose of this study is to analyze the validity and reliability of the Environmental Portrait Value Questionnaire in the Spanish context. Design/methodology/approach The new version of this questionnaire was administered to 742 university students (46.4% male and 53.6% female) from 16 regions in Spain. Findings The results of adapting and testing the instrument’s psychometric properties were consistent with accepted criteria for validity and reliability. Therefore, this updated and contextualized instrument has the potential to contribute to academic advances in the sense of expanding the empirical practice of studying environmental values. Fifteen items from the original version were retained, grouped into four factors as in the original version: Altruistic – five items; Egoistic – four items; Biospheric – three items; and Hedonic – three items. The final version showed adequate fit indices and reliability measures. Originality/value This instrument is a powerful resource for the Spanish academic community because using this application it will be possible to assess the degree of commitment of young adults to the goals of sustainability and environmental protection.

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“…And because value orientations are general and abstract in nature, they increase person engagement in pro-environmental actions just through environmental identity (Zeiske et al, 2020). Balunde et al (2020), in a waste prevention study, empirically found a relationship between value orientations and environmental identity. On these bases, we, in the context of green consumption, propose the following hypotheses with an individual environmental identity and the three respective value orientations: H2a: Egoistic value orientation negatively influences environmental identity.…”

Section: Value Orientations and Environmental Identitymentioning

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Antecedents of Pro-Environmental Behaviors

Manh

2022

International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management

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Green consumption such as buying green food, purchasing eco-label products, purchasing recycled products, or zero-wasted shopping is becoming more common in developing countries. The paper, using value theory, identity theory and self-regulation theory, aims to develop and validate an integrative theoretical model that explain consumer willingness to pay and purchase behavior. A cross-sectional survey with PLS-SEM analysis of 279 individual consumers in green consumption in Dalat, Vietnam, reports that 14 of 15 hypotheses are empirically supported. The findings affirm the influence of value orientation (egoistic, altruistic and biospheric value), on self-regulation (self-efficacy and outcome expectation) through environmental identity. This is also one of the first, with the mediating role of self-regulation between identity and behavior, to provide a new lens of value–identity-self-regulation as an insightful alternative to both the traditional perspective of value–belief-norm and the emerging perspective of value-identity-norm in determining pro-environmental behavior.

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Exploring adolescents’ waste prevention via Value-Identity-Personal norm and Comprehensive Action Determination Models

Cited by 33 publications

References 36 publications

A Comprehensive Action Determination Model: A Broad Understanding of Behavioral Intention of Traditional Ranchers to Use Biogas

A Comprehensive Action Determination Model: A Broad Understanding of Behavioral Intention of Traditional Ranchers to Use Biogas

Environmental values and education in Spanish universities: a questionnaire validation

Antecedents of Pro-Environmental Behaviors

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