英文摘要 |
A series of community media campaign programs designed to enhance green consumption awareness, knowledge, attitude, self-efficacy and behavior were developed and evaluated. Separate media (pamphlet, plat sheets, and community newspaper) were developed for each of three target audiences (elderly, housekeepers and working people). Social marketing strategies concerning consumer orientation, segmentation, and marketing mix, were integrated in media design and testing. Health information processing strategies concerning information resource, message, channel, receptors and destination were also applied in media design. In a systematic randomized sampling with 222 community members, significant changes in green consumption awareness, knowledge, attitude, self-efficacy and behavior were observed at posttest questionnaire and street interviews. |