The theory of planned behaviour: Self‐identity, social identity and group norms

摘要: The aim of the present study was to examine further role that self-identity plays in theory planned behaviour and, more specifically, to: (1) combined effects and social identity constructs on intention behaviour, (2) as a function past experience performing behaviour. concerned with prediction engage household recycling reported A sample 143 community residents participated study. It prospective design: measures predictors were obtained at first wave data collection, whereas assessed two weeks later. Self-identity significantly predicted behavioural intention, relationship not dependent extent which had been performed past. As expected, there also evidence perceived norm behaviourally relevant reference group related but only for participants who identified strongly group, between control (a personal factor) strongest low identifiers.