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Exploring waste prevention behaviour through empirical research…

- - - - 375 questionnaires collected in Pietra Ligure, a municipality located in Northwest Italy.
      - Data were modeled using a structural equation model to test the hypotheses.
    - - Table:
        
        Demographic comparison of the population and respondents.
        
        Descriptive statistics for the study variables.
      - Fig
        
        Diagram of the hypotheses to test.
        
        Comparison between the null model and the measurement model
        
        Reliability and validity results.
        
        Mediation tests.
    - - Introduction
      - Materials and methods
      - Results
      - Discussion
      - Conclusion
    - - Bortoleto et al. (2012): prevention behavior has a positive and significant effect on personal norms
      - Grob (1995); Bortoleto et al. (2012): a higher level of perceived control should increase the positive attitude towards pro-environmental behavior
      - Krumpal (2013): perceived behavioral control has a positive effect on waste prevention behavior.
      - Ajzen and Fishbein (2010): social norms have a positive effect on waste prevention behavior.
    - - Understanding how to influence people to adopt more sustainable patterns of consumption and pro-environmental behaviour
    - - Between attitudes and perceived behavioral control.
      - Between the perceived behavioral control and waste prevention behavior
      - Between social norms and waste prevention behavior
    - - to examine personal norms lead to positive attitudes towards on prevention behavior.
      - to explore the relationship between attitudes and perceived behavioral control on waste prevention.