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Exploring waste prevention behavior through empirical research (About…

- - - - to explore the relationship between attitudes and perceived behavioral control on waste prevention by testing the mediation effects of perceived behavioral control and waste prevention behavior.
      - to examine the importance that being aware of consequences and personal norms have in shaping positive attitudes towards waste prevention behavior;
    - - The research is based on 375 questionnaires collected in Pietra Ligure, a municipality located in Northwest Italy, and use the Dillman (2011) formula to assess whether the sample size was representative of the Italian population.
      - Data were modeled using a structural equation model which were developed from items in previous research such as that of Tonglet et al., 2004, Grob, 1995, Oom do Valle et al., 2004, Gadenne et al., 2011, Stern, 2000, Oskamp et al., 1991, Kerr, 1989 to test the hypotheses.
    - - (Bortoleto et al., 2012, Quested et al., 2013, Tonglet et al., 2004, Gusmerotti et al., 2016).
    - - Statistical data
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      - Tables
    - - Materials and methods: reviews the literature on pro-environmental behaviors, outlines the knowledge gaps and formulates the hypotheses
      - Results: provides details on the data gathering process and describes the methodology for statistically testing the measurement model
      - Introduction: why the waste prevention is critical; two characteristics in the concept of waste prevention
      - Discussion:The results are presented in this part
      - Conclusion: implications derived from the measurement model are presented together with directions for further research