Subjective norm (H4b: β 4b = 0.19, p < 0.05) moderately influenced purchase intention, which supported hypothesis H4b, attitude (β 5 = 0.54, p < 0.001) significantly and strongly influenced purchase intention, supporting hypothesis H5.
This belief perseverance effect has been shown by a series of experiments using what is called the "debriefing paradigm": participants read fake evidence for a hypothesis, their attitude change is measured, then the fakery is exposed in detail.
The research tested the hypothesis that attitudes to groundwater management and farming practices, household income and trust levels of assisting agencies were not consistent across the watersheds, implying that a targeted approach, in contrast to default uniform programs, would assist communities craft rules to manage groundwater across multiple hydro-geological settings.
Key findings supported our original hypotheses that attitudes toward seeking help would mediate the relationship between autonomy and intentions to seek help for self-injury.
The objectives were to: (1) quantify these attitudes and (2) test the hypothesis that specific attitudes are significantly associated with rubber dam use.
Therefore, our objectives were to: (1) quantify these attitudes and (2) test the hypothesis that these attitudes are significantly associated with whether the dentist uses a rubber dam during root canal treatment, with other dentist and practice characteristics already taken into account.
Mean Attitude Hypothesis Factor Sig.
Therefore, following hypothesis formed: H1: Attitude towards becoming a social entrepreneur has a positive effect on social entrepreneurial intentions.
Therefore, the following hypothesis is proposed: Attitude towards using online MC to purchase athletic shoes positively influences intention to purchase online mass-customized athletic shoes.
This supports the hypothesis that dysfunctional attitude is a trait resulting from childhood neglect.
