英文摘要 |
"Awareness of the deterioration of the environment has raised the issue of environmental protection, which in turn has developed green consumption. The purpose of this paper is to apply the context of in-store product recycling programs into the moderating effect of green consumerism consciousness on the relationship of perceived sacrifice, perceived benefit, and purchase intention. A survey was conducted and 441 questionnaires were collected. The findings were: (1) green consumerism consciousness had moderating effect on the relationship of perceived sacrifice, perceived benefit, attitude, and purchase intention under in-store product recycling programs. (2) Green consumerism consciousness had moderating effect on the relationship between perceived sacrifice and attitude under in-store product recycling programs. (3) Green consumerism consciousness had moderating effect on the relationship between knowledge value (one element of perceived benefit) and attitude under in-store product recycling programs. (4) Green consumerism consciousness had moderating effect on the relationship between emotion value (one element of perceived benefit) and attitude under in-store product recycling programs." |