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SELF-IDENTITY AND THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR - ASSESSING THE ROLE OF IDENTIFICATION WITH GREEN CONSUMERISM
Recent reports of a relationship between self-identity and behavioral intentions independent of the role of attitudes were examined skeptically in a study of attitudes towards the consumption of…
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Identifying motivations and barriers to minimising household food waste
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The theory of planned behaviour and health behaviours.
Engaging with the natural environment : the role of affective connection and identity
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Application of the theory of planned behaviour to two dietary behaviours: Roles of perceived control and self-efficacy
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For each behaviour, the TPB variables were found to be good predictors of intentions, although less good at predicting behaviour, with self-efficacy being consistently more predictive than perceived control.
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Ambivalence and Attitudes
This chapter explores the concept of ambivalence and its relationship to attitudes. Definitions and different measures of ambivalence are reviewed. We present three dimensions on which measures of…
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Predicting household food waste reduction using an extended theory of planned behaviour
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Public perceptions of the potential hazards associated with food production and food consumption: an empirical study.
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It is concluded that the findings offer a useful base upon which further in-depth research integrating different perspectives on risk perception with respect to food-related hazards may be developed.
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The theory of planned behaviour and healthy eating: Examining additive and moderating effects of social influence variables
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Examination of the additive and moderating effects of social influence variables within the Theory of Planned Behaviour finds perceived social support was found to act as a moderator variable on the relationship between perceived behavioral control and intention, and the relationshipBetween attitude and intention.
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Self‐Identity and the Theory of Planned Behavior: A Useful Addition or an Unhelpful Artifice?1
Among the variables proposed as useful additions to the structure of the theory of planned behavior (Ajzen, 1991), there is evidence for the predictive usefulness of a measure of self-identity. In…
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