Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer Effectiveness
Concerns about income inequality and environmental pollution have been important aspects of achieving sustainable development goals. Promotion and use of organic food is one important way to reduce resource consumption and waste. In this study, the structural equation model (SEM) was used to analyze...
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author | Qiuqin Zheng Xiaoting Wen Xintian Xiu Qiuhua Chen |
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description | Concerns about income inequality and environmental pollution have been important aspects of achieving sustainable development goals. Promotion and use of organic food is one important way to reduce resource consumption and waste. In this study, the structural equation model (SEM) was used to analyze 450 questionnaire data, and the environmental values and perceived consumer effectiveness were used as mediating variables to explore the influence mechanism of income quality on the organic food purchase intention. An extended Value—Attitude—Behavior (VAB) theory was used as the research framework, and the results showed that: (1) income quality had a significant positive effect on environmental values, perceived consumer effectiveness, and organic food purchase intention; (2) perceived consumer effectiveness had a significant positive effect on organic food purchase intention and played a partial mediating role; and (3) environmental values and perceived consumer effectiveness played a chain mediating role between income quality and organic food purchase intention. |
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spelling | doaj.art-dc899880ee16478ab6d34f0721498d852023-12-26T11:05:42ZengSAGE PublishingSAGE Open2158-24402023-12-011310.1177/21582440231218974Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer EffectivenessQiuqin Zheng0Xiaoting Wen1Xintian Xiu2Qiuhua Chen3Ecological Civilization Research Center of Fujian Provincial Social Science Research Base, Fuzhou, ChinaEcological Civilization Research Center of Fujian Provincial Social Science Research Base, Fuzhou, ChinaEcological Civilization Research Center of Fujian Provincial Social Science Research Base, Fuzhou, ChinaEcological Civilization Research Center of Fujian Provincial Social Science Research Base, Fuzhou, ChinaConcerns about income inequality and environmental pollution have been important aspects of achieving sustainable development goals. Promotion and use of organic food is one important way to reduce resource consumption and waste. In this study, the structural equation model (SEM) was used to analyze 450 questionnaire data, and the environmental values and perceived consumer effectiveness were used as mediating variables to explore the influence mechanism of income quality on the organic food purchase intention. An extended Value—Attitude—Behavior (VAB) theory was used as the research framework, and the results showed that: (1) income quality had a significant positive effect on environmental values, perceived consumer effectiveness, and organic food purchase intention; (2) perceived consumer effectiveness had a significant positive effect on organic food purchase intention and played a partial mediating role; and (3) environmental values and perceived consumer effectiveness played a chain mediating role between income quality and organic food purchase intention.https://doi.org/10.1177/21582440231218974 |
spellingShingle | Qiuqin Zheng Xiaoting Wen Xintian Xiu Qiuhua Chen Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer Effectiveness SAGE Open |
title | Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer Effectiveness |
title_full | Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer Effectiveness |
title_fullStr | Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer Effectiveness |
title_full_unstemmed | Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer Effectiveness |
title_short | Income Quality and Organic Food Purchase Intention: The Chain Mediating Role of Environmental Value, Perceived Consumer Effectiveness |
title_sort | income quality and organic food purchase intention the chain mediating role of environmental value perceived consumer effectiveness |
url | https://doi.org/10.1177/21582440231218974 |
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