英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the students' beliefs and behavioral intentions of resources recycling in their families. Also, the study was to predict and explain the students' behavioral intentions of resources recycling on the basis of the Theory of Reasoned Action and Self-efficacy of Bandura. The sample was selected from the first-year students of Junior High School in Taipei city in 1997. The method adopted in the study was questionnaire survey. The study acquired 2410 valid questionnaires. The mail findings of the study were: 1. Most of the subjects showed positively behavioral intentions of recycling in their families. 2. Around forty percent of the subjects had confidence in resources recycling, however, over fifty percent of the subjects hadn't. 3. The correct answering rates of general & specific cognition of environmental protection all were over seventy-five percent. 4. Most of the subjects had positive beliefs and attitude toward resources recycling. 5. The explanation power (R2) of the behavioral intentions by attitude, subjective norm, and self-efficacy toward resources recycling was 25.6%. 6. There were significantly positive correlation between attitude and the product of beliefs of outcomes weighted by evaluations of outcomes (Bi*Ei), and between subjective norms and the product of normative beliefs weighted by motivation. 7. There were differences among behavioral beliefs, evaluations of outcomes, normative beliefs, motivations of comply with, self-efficacy, and general & specific cognition of environmental protection for intender and non-intender of resources recycling. |