Sentence examples for intention directly from inspiring English sources
Expectations of competition are expected to affect purchase intention directly and indirectly through the mediation of excitement levels.
The purpose of this empirical study is to operationalize the relationship of cognitive factors influencing on green purchase intention directly and indirectly via the mediating role of attitude towards green products which in turn investigated with green purchasing behaviour in order to validate the proposed research model in the Indian context of ecologically friendly buying behaviour.
Based on the uncertainty of the e-commerce environment, Pavlou (2003), in his research on the adoption behavior of e-commerce, discovered that consumers' trust in any supplier not only affected their use intention directly but also indirectly affected it by lowering their perceptions of risk.
Age could also affect usage intention directly or affect indirectly through ease of use [ 29].
According to this approach, customer satisfaction influences customer loyalty intention directly, but also influences perceived quality [ 11, 33].
In the third block, we entered the remaining TPB constructs (i.e., attitude and subjective norms) because they were hypothesized to only influence intention directly with no direct path to behavior (i.e., MVPA).
Through the fine accident of being forced to set the novel in America, Stead was also able to map his imperialism and his innocent faith in his own good intentions directly onto those of the city he works in.
These two dimensions of family involvement are likely to be intertwined, which means that family intentions directly lead to a familial-controlling structure.
Instead, he approaches the issue of whether groups can be subjects of (or have) intentions directly by asking whether they can fulfill general conditions of agency.
Once mankind can drive their goals and intentions directly into technology, we would see a surge of innovation.
We found that all the individual differences affect continuance intention either directly or indirectly (through satisfaction).
