Figure 1
The conceptual model consists of two ovals on the left, vertically stacked, labeled from top to bottom as “Behavioral activation system” and “Behavioral inhibition system”. In the middle, there are four ovals vertically stacked and labeled from top to bottom as “Enjoyment benefits”, “Economic Benefits”, “Sustainability benefits”, and “Social recognition benefits”. On the right, there are two ovals vertically stacked and labeled from top to bottom as “Attitude towards C C” and “Behavioral intention towards C C”. The model uses an arrow to connect these elements. A solid upward diagonal arrow labeled “H 1 a” points from “Behavioral activation system” to “Enjoyment benefits”. A solid downward diagonal arrow labeled “H 1 b” points from “Behavioral activation system” to “Economic Benefits”. A solid downward diagonal arrow labeled “H 1 c” points from “Behavioral activation system” to “Sustainability benefits”. A solid downward diagonal arrow labeled “H 1 d” points from “Behavioral activation system” to “Social recognition benefits”. A solid upward diagonal arrow labeled “H 2 a” points from “Behavioral inhibition system” to “Enjoyment benefits”. A solid upward diagonal arrow labeled “H 2 b” points from “Behavioral inhibition system” to “Economic Benefits”. A solid horizontal arrow labeled “H 2 c” points from “Behavioral inhibition system” to “Sustainability benefits”. A solid downward diagonal arrow labeled “H 2 d” points from “Behavioral inhibition system” to “Social recognition benefits”. A solid downward diagonal arrow labeled “H 3” points from “Enjoyment benefits” to “Attitude towards C C”. A solid upward diagonal arrow labeled “H 4” points from “Economic Benefits” to “Attitude towards C C”. A solid upward diagonal arrow labeled “H 5” points from “Sustainability benefits” to “Attitude towards C C”. A solid upward diagonal arrow labeled “H 6” points from “Social recognition benefits” to “Attitude towards C C”. A solid downward vertical arrow labeled “H 7” points from “Attitude towards C C” to “Behavioral intention towards C C”.Conceptual model of BAS/BIS influences on collaborative consumption participation