Trait-competitiveness and life-satisfaction: A moderated mediation model of hard-work and leisure

Khindri, Aakash; Tanwar, Samridhi

doi:10.1016/j.paid.2022.111873

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“…PROCESS macro is an outstanding method to analyze moderated mediation models. It has been also applied in a body of prior studies (Wang and Zhang, 2021; Khindri and Tanwar, 2023). In our study, attitude toward green products was determined as an independent variable, green purchase behavior was identified as a dependent variable, green purchase intention was ascertained as a mediation variable and ECSR initiatives were a moderation variable.…”

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Environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives and the attitude-intention-behavior gap in green consumption

Duong

2023

SRJ

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to use the theory of planned behavior and a moderated mediation model to bridge the gap between attitude, intention and behavior in the context of green consumption. The study will focus on how environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives play a positive moderating role in the mediation effect of green purchase intention on the relationship between attitude toward green products and environmentally friendly purchasing behavior. Design/methodology/approach A representative sample of 583 consumers was gathered from five major cities in Vietnam using a mall-intercept survey method. The moderated mediation model and the formulated hypotheses were tested using the PROCESS macro. Findings The results of our study reveal that green purchase intention is not only positively and directly associated with environmentally friendly purchase behavior but also significantly mediated the green purchase attitude–behavior link. Environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives were found to positively moderate the direct effect of attitude toward green products on green purchase intention. More importantly, our study also yielded that the mediation effect of green purchase intention on the relationship between attitude toward green products and environmentally friendly purchase behavior is positively moderated by environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives. As such, the indirect impact of environmentally friendly purchase attitude on green purchase behavior through green purchase intention was stronger when the level of environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives was higher. Practical implications The results of this study have practical implications and offer valuable recommendations for marketing practitioners, administrators and policymakers. These recommendations can help promote corporate social responsibility practices among firms, encourage environmentally friendly consumption among consumers and contribute to the overall sustainable development of the country. Originality/value This study has made significant contributions to the existing literature on pro-environmental behavior by addressing the gap between attitude, intention and behavior in sustainable consumption. Furthermore, to the best of the author’s knowledge, this is the first study to use a moderated mediation model to shed light on the moderating effect of environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives on the direct and mediated relationships among attitude, intention and behavior in the context of green consumption.

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Environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives and the attitude-intention-behavior gap in green consumption

Duong

2023

SRJ

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“…Finally, to examine the mediation coefficients, we used the PROCESS macro approach (Hayes, 2018) with 5,000 bias-corrected bootstrapping samples. This approach is commonly used in the social sciences to analyze relationships between constructs, including mediating, moderating and conditional coefficients (Ankit and Uppal, 2023;Haq et al, 2023;Khindri and Tanwar, 2023). Additionally, it provides separate estimates of regression parameters, which is advantageous when structured equation modeling (SEM) encounters limitations in estimating mediation coefficients (Duong, 2023b).…”

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“If you sow goodness, you will reap goodness”: activating social entrepreneurial intentions with karmic beliefs

Duong

2023

IJOES

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Purpose Although karmic beliefs have been found to be positively correlated with pro-social behaviors, the role of karmic beliefs in social entrepreneurship remains relatively unknown. Drawing on the morally extended theory of planned behavior, this paper aims to explore the karmic aspect of social venturing, wherein individuals’ social entrepreneurial intentions and their moral antecedents are activated by karmic beliefs. Design/methodology/approach The study was performed on a sample of 401 university students in Vietnam. Cronbach’s alpha, confirmatory factor analysis and hierarchical regression analyses were then used to test the reliability, validity of scales and developed hypotheses. Findings The findings illustrate that karmic beliefs are strongly and positively correlated with empathy, moral obligation, social entrepreneurial self-efficacy and perceived social support. Moreover, individuals’ social entrepreneurial intentions are not only significantly and directly stimulated by karmic beliefs but also receive the indirect effects of karmic beliefs through three mediators: empathy, moral obligation and social entrepreneurial self-efficacy. Originality/value The study added fresh perspectives on the role of karmic beliefs in social entrepreneurship literature. Additionally, this study shed a new light on entrepreneurial literature by morally extending theory of planned behavior to explore underlying mechanisms of moral and empathetic components on transferring the effects of karmic beliefs on social entrepreneurial intentions.

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The high cost of competition: how and when trait competitiveness triggers work-family conflict

Xu,

Liu,

2024

Curr Psychol

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Trait-competitiveness and life-satisfaction: A moderated mediation model of hard-work and leisure

Cited by 8 publications

References 34 publications

Environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives and the attitude-intention-behavior gap in green consumption

Environmental corporate social responsibility initiatives and the attitude-intention-behavior gap in green consumption

“If you sow goodness, you will reap goodness”: activating social entrepreneurial intentions with karmic beliefs

The high cost of competition: how and when trait competitiveness triggers work-family conflict

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