| 英文摘要 |
Promoting green consumption is one of the key strategies for achieving energy conservation and carbon reduction. This study adopts the perspective of green communication via social media, integrating constructs such as green thinking, green marketing, green communication, and green trust to investigate their effects on social media users’green attitudes and consumption intentions. The study employs Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) and bootstrapping techniques to analyze the relationships and significance among the variables within the research framework. The results reveal that only green thinking and green attitude have a significant positive impact on green consumption intention. Furthermore, green trust emerges as the sole significant predictor influencing green attitude. In contrast, the dimensions of green marketing and green communication through social media exert neither direct nor indirect effects on green attitude or green consumption intention. These findings indicate that current green marketing efforts on social media do not exert a significant influence on the green attitudes and behaviors of Taiwanese consumers. The results offer practical insights for green product and service providers, suggesting that they should strategically allocate resources across different green marketing channels to effectively enhance Taiwanese consumers’green consumption attitudes and behavioral intentions. |