英文摘要 |
This study based on consumers’ viewpoint, through empirical research to explore the relationship between consumers' green consumption perceptions, behavioral intentions, and practical behavior and then build a relationships model. This study surveyed consumer who over 18 years old in Taiwan, a total of 560 valid questionnaires were collected. The SEM analysis found that in addition to both of consumers' perceived benefits and perceived risk of green consumption does not directly affect behavioral intention, the rest of the path relations have been supported, that including: 1. through perceived value, consumers' perceived benefits of green consumption has positive influence on behavioral intentions and practical green behavior; 2. through perceived value, the perceived risk has a significant negative influence on behavioral intentions and practical green behavior; 3. perceived control showed a significant positive influence on green behavioral intentions and practical behavior; 4. Behavioral intentions have a significant positive impact on practical behavior. In terms of the influence effect, the perceived benefits is the strongest, therefore, the perceived benefits is the most important antecedents that causing consumer practice green consumption behavior. |