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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Intention behaviour"”.

  1. The moderating effect of time-perspective on the intention-behaviour relationship

    Self-report measures of intentions are widely pursed in marketing research and are based on the premise that they are reliable proxies for actual ensuing behaviour. Although research supports this assumed relationship between intentions and behaviour, mounting empirical evidence suggests that the …

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  2. The impact of giftware design and its packaging attributes on consumer purchasing intentions behaviour in Malaysian context

    … attributes and their effect on consumer purchase intention behaviour focusing on giftware design that it relates to a Malaysian context. The research considers the significance of ‘packaging attributes’ values and the relationship between packaging attributes and the process of purchase decision …

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  3. Understanding the attitude and repurchase intention towards halal food product among non-muslim consumers in Malaysia

    … that influence the attitude and repurchase intention of non-Muslim consumer in Malaysia towards Halal food product. This study highlighted the conceptual insights of the multidimensional constructs of buyer factors (i.e. religion adoption, lifestyles, halal awareness, consumers past …

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  4. Relationships Among Self-Efficacy, Implicit Associations, Motives and Exercise Behaviour

    … associations with exercise influence exercise behaviour of sedentary adults. This dissertation is divided into three manuscripts. The first manuscript examined how self-selection influences the decision to enrol in an exercise program as well as in self-efficacy, explicit motives and implicit …

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  5. Fast-food consumption: application and extension of the theory of planned behaviour to incorporate affective responses and implicit associations.

    … development of strategies to modify food choice behaviour requires an understanding of both the behaviour and the influencing factors (in particular, beliefs, attitudes, and social influences). The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB; Ajzen, 1988) is one of the most widely used and accepted models …

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  6. Social identities in physical activity promotion for sedentary women

    … norm has not been a strong predictor of intention or behaviour in research on the theory of planned behavior in physical activity contexts (Symons Downs & Hausenblas, 2005), the reasons for which have been the subject of much debate in the literature. To date, there is disagreement about …

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  7. Evaluation of a Multicomponent Oral Health Education Intervention in a Vulnerable Infant Population: A Mixed Methods Study

    … in the uptake and maintenance of key oral health behaviours. A survey and analytical framework were used for data collection and analysis of acceptability. The validated general self-efficacy scale was used to measure self-efficacy. In addition, a methodological study explored the feasibility of …

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  8. The Effectiveness of a Protection Motivation Theory Intervention to Reduce Alcohol Use in Young Canadian Adults

    … Surveys assessing PMT constructs, drinking intentions, and alcohol use were completed at baseline, 1-week, and 4-week follow-up. Analyses revealed a significant treatment group by time interaction for all PMT constructs, intentions, and behaviour. Participants in the intervention group …

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