| 英文摘要 |
Based on the perspective of Norm Activation Model, this study explores the effects of consequence awareness, responsibility attribution and personal norms on consumption intention of green restaurants. Furthermore, we examine the influence of environmental knowledge, green consumption cognition, and perceived consumer health benefits. In this study, 361 valid questionnaires were statistically analyzed by the method of Partial least squares (PLS). The results of this study show that: (1) environmental knowledge positively affects consequence awareness; (2) consequence awareness has a positive and significant impact on responsibility attribution; (3)responsibility attribution has no significant influence on personal norms; (4) consequence awareness has a positive and significant impact on personal norms; (5) green consumption cognition positively affects personal norms; (6)perceived health benefits have no significant influence on the consumption intention of green restaurants; (7) personal norms positively affect the consumption intention of green restaurants. Finally, we present discussions and suggestions to provide reference for future research. |