Responsible consumption motivations
| Citation | Motivations |
|---|---|
| Webster (1975) | Social causes, promoting a change towards responsible consumption |
| Shaw et al. (2000) | Attitude towards the product and the image and opinion it conveys to others |
| De Ferran (2003) | Social value, equality and justice. Product quality and traceability. Respect for the environment. Hedonism, linked to the experience with the product |
| Ozcaglar (2003) | Moral and ethical obligation, and belief of system affectation by responsible consumption |
| de Ferran (2006) | Ecological considerations |
| Doran (2009) | Social imbalances |
| Ghali (2021) | Hedonic value influences willingness to buy and utilitarian value influences willingness to pay |
| Wang and Chou (2020) | Subjective norms related to social pressure from reference groups |
| Robichaud and Yu (2022) | Knowledge of FT processes, general attitudes towards FT, product usefulness and subjective norms |
| Citation | Motivations |
|---|---|
| Social causes, promoting a change towards responsible consumption | |
| Attitude towards the product and the image and opinion it conveys to others | |
| Social value, equality and justice. Product quality and traceability. Respect for the environment. Hedonism, linked to the experience with the product | |
| Moral and ethical obligation, and belief of system affectation by responsible consumption | |
| Ecological considerations | |
| Social imbalances | |
| Hedonic value influences willingness to buy and utilitarian value influences willingness to pay | |
| Subjective norms related to social pressure from reference groups | |
| Knowledge of FT processes, general attitudes towards FT, product usefulness and subjective norms |
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