Rekreasyon Aktiviteleri Hayat Memnuniyeti ve Akademik Başarıyı Arttırıyor Mu

Özekici, Yakup Kemal; Dağlioğlu, Taner; Sürme, Metin

doi:10.26677/tr1010.2020.465

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“…In contrast, individuals' positive evaluation (i.e., implicit environmental attitude) of green hotels' attributions significantly influenced their personal norm (β = 0.234, p < 0.05) and intention (β = 0.125, p < 0.05) to visit green hotels. This corresponds with the findings of some researchers who argue that there is a positive significant relationship between an individual's attitude toward a certain object (e.g., green hotels) and intention to visit that (Wang et al, 2020a;Özekici, 2022). Thus, H1 and H2 were rejected, and H3 and H4 were supported.…”

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“…Thus, H8 and H9 were accepted. Furthermore, previous studies showed that value components (i.e., altruistic value, biospheric value, collectivistic value) positively influence individuals' pro-environmental explicit attitude (Özekici, 2022;Wang et al, 2022a) or implicit attitude (Wang et al, 2020a(Wang et al, , 2022c in green marketing. The findings showed that the biospheric value and collectivistic value positively influenced explicit attitude, respectively, (β = 0.834, p < 0.05; β = 0.159, p < 0.05), and altruistic value negatively influenced explicit attitude since β = −0.119, p < 0.05.…”

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Consumers’ green purchase intention to visit green hotels: A value-belief-norm theory perspective

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IntroductionThe theory of planned behavior (TPB) has dominated the limited number of green hotel visitation studies; however, those studies’ findings are often inconclusive or even controversial. Thus, research needs to move beyond using the TPB to measure consumers’ intention and behavior, and to experiment with alternative theoretical frameworks to explain behavioral change. Value-belief-norm theory of environmentalism (VBN) proposed that various facets of values can influence individuals’ beliefs, subsequently effecting their moral obligations, ultimately, their pro-environmental behaviors. Hence, this study aims to examine the relationship between value components (i.e., biospheric, altruistic, collectivistic), beliefs (i.e., explicit and implicit attitude), norms (i.e., social and personal norm), and green purchase intention to visit green hotels.MethodsAn online survey of convenience sampling technique was adopted for data collection. A total of 373 valid questionnaires were subjected to descriptive analysis, and confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modeling were performed for the testing of the hypotheses.ResultsThe results suggested that biospheric and collectivistic value positively influence explicit environmental attitude while altruistic value positively influences intrinsic environmental attitude, but negatively influences extrinsic environmental attitude. Social norm was shown to have a positive impact on personal norm and green purchase intention. Furthermore, implicit environmental attitude was shown to influence personal norm and intention, while personal norm positively influences green purchase intention to visit green hotels.DiscussionThis study provided an alternative perspective on the selection of green hotels among consumers based on value-belief-norm theory in the tourism literature. These empirical findings would greatly benefit green hotel managers and other key stakeholders in the hospitality industry.

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Consumers’ green purchase intention to visit green hotels: A value-belief-norm theory perspective

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“…An individual's NEP affects their belief function on awareness of consequences, where they feel that specific circumstances pose hazards to others and that they may take specific actions to prevent unfavorable outcomes [55] . Thus, NEP stands for an individual's increased public involvement with the problems of society or the environment [22] , which is also known to reflect an explicit environmental attitude [29] . People who score higher on the NEP scale will be more interested in social, political, and other concerns pertaining to the preservation of the natural environment, as well as offering a variety of potential solutions [82] .…”

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“…Overall, considering promoting locating classified trash cans in tourist destinations would increase tourists' destination image and willingness to engage in pro-environmental behaviours while travelling [8] , but rare studies focus on how tourists' perceptions and intentions toward engaging in such pro-environmental behaviours in tourism destination [18] . Besides, although VBN is popularly used in prior environmental-related studies [28,29] , however, utilising single VBN theory for exploring consumers green purchase behaviour seems to be ineffective [21,25] . In addition, there was limited information on pro-environmental behaviour in a developing country such as China [30] .…”

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Factors influencing tourists’ intention to adopt classified garbage cans in tourism destination

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Guo,

Zhai

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Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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Tourists who dispose of their trash properly can reduce the environmental problems caused by careless disposal and improve the effectiveness of recycling reusable things, both of which are essential for the pro-environmental growth of tourist attractions. Therefore, it is critical to classify waste in tourist areas so that travelers can practice pro-environmental activity. Few studies, however, have looked on how tourists feel about adopting classified trash cans in tourist destinations. This study examines the relationship between four types of value (altruistic value, biospheric value, collectivistic value, hedonic value), ecological worldview, three types of images (cognitive image, affective image, overall image) and intention to use classified garbage cans. A total of 407 respondents were collected in Taiyuan Ancient County Town via an online survey. Tests of the proposed hypotheses were conducted using SPSS and AMOS, and results showed that altruistic value, biospheric value and collectivistic value positively influenced ecological worldview, and subsequently, influenced cognitive image and affective image respectively. Affective image influenced overall image, while cognitive image has a significant influence on affective image and on overall image. In addition, hedonic value positively influenced cognitive image, and overall image positively influenced intention to use classified garbage cans. Finally, the theoretical, practical implications and limitations were discussed accordingly.

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Rekreasyon Aktiviteleri Hayat Memnuniyeti ve Akademik Başarıyı Arttırıyor Mu

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Consumers’ green purchase intention to visit green hotels: A value-belief-norm theory perspective

Consumers’ green purchase intention to visit green hotels: A value-belief-norm theory perspective

Factors influencing tourists’ intention to adopt classified garbage cans in tourism destination

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