Table 5.

Results of mediation analysis

HypothesesRelationshipDirect without mediatorDirect with mediatorIndirect effectsResultsOutcome
H1bOpenness to change → attitude → purchase intention0.43 (0.01)0.30 (0.02)0.21 (0.01)PartialSupported
H1cOpenness to change → subjective norms → purchase intention0.22 (0.01)0.16 (0.01)0.05 (0.02)PartialSupported
H1dOpenness to change → perceived behavioural control → purchase intention0.34 (0.01)0.16 (0.01)0.06 (0.01)PartialSupported
H2bReasons for → attitude → purchase intention0.55 (0.01)0.36 (0.01)0.13 (0.01)PartialSupported
H2cReasons for → subjective norms → purchase intention0.42 (0.01)0.27 (0.01)0.03 (0.02)PartialSupported
H2dReasons for → perceived behavioural control → purchase intention0.42 (0.02))0.41 (0.01)0.04 (0.01)PartialSupported
H3bReasons against → attitude → purchase intention0.02 (0.87)0.00 (0.87)−0.00 (0.83)No mediationNot supported
H3cReasons against → subjective norms → purchase intention−0.04 (0.16)−0.07 (0.14)−0.00 (0.07)No mediationNot supported
H3dReasons against → perceived behavioural control → purchase intention0.09 (0.04)0.07 (0.04)0.01 (0.05)partialSupported
Source(s): Authors’ own work

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