What Makes Students Act Green? Study Maps the Mind of Campus Environmental Behavior
A survey of 806 Chinese university students shows that intention links private and public pro-environmental behavior, while collective efficacy specifically ...
Tag: Theory of Planned Behavior
Habit Outweighs Deliberate Choice in Predicting Cannabis Use Among Young Adults
A three-month longitudinal study of 606 Spanish young adults found that habit strength and past behavior outperformed deliberative beliefs in ...
Green burials win over seniors when attitudes and family norms align, Taiwan study finds
A survey of 304 older Taiwanese adults finds that positive attitudes, family norms and environmental awareness, rather than price or ...
Why Vietnamese Coconut Farmers Go Organic: Neighbors and Confidence Beat Policy
A study of 205 coconut-farming households in Vietnam's Mekong Delta finds that social expectations, not policy or personal attitudes, most ...
Why Indian Agriculture Students Still Crave the Security of a Government Job
A survey of 285 Indian agriculture students applying the Theory of Planned Behavior finds government jobs dominate career intentions, while ...
How Local Food Could Transform Rural Livelihoods in Southwest Iran
A new study of 400 domestic tourists in Shushtar County, Iran, shows that extending the Theory of Planned Behavior with ...
What Makes Students Pay More for a Greener Planet? Evidence from Bangladesh
A survey of 440 private university students in Dhaka shows that information sources, environmental knowledge, attitudes, social norms, perceived control, ...
Why Entrepreneurship Courses Alone Fail to Spark Startup Ambitions in Students
New research from Pakistan shows that entrepreneurship education only fuels students' startup intentions when it builds genuine entrepreneurial capacity and ...
Why Good Intentions Are Not Enough: What Really Drives Developmental Care for Preterm Infants
A path analysis of 188 South Korean NICU nurses shows that competence and intention, not knowledge, drive developmental support care ...
Feeling at Risk Is Not Enough: What Really Drives Flood Preparedness in a Fast-Growing African City
A study of 249 flood-prone households in Butembo, DR Congo, finds that direct experience, media exposure and access to resources ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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