Abdullah Al Mamun|Muhammad Mohiuddin|Ghazali Ahmad|T. Ramayah|Syed Ali Fazal
Recycling Intention and Behavior among Low-Income Households
Universiti Malaysia Kelantan|Thompson Rivers University|Universiti Malaysia Kelantan|Universiti Sains Malaysia|Universiti Malaysia Kelantan
improve knowledge protect environment study examined factors influence recycling intention behavior among lowincome households study adopted crosssectional design relied 380 lowincome households live coastal peninsular malaysia findings revealed positive effect ecoliteracy environmental concern selfefficacy attitude towards environmentally friendly products subsequently findings also illustrated positive effect normative beliefs subjective norms moreover results revealed positive effect attitude towards environmentally friendly products perceived behavioral control pbc recycling intention finally positive effect pbc recycling intention recycling behavior although studyrsquos focus specific income group single country could limit generalizability findings nevertheless provide scholars policymakers significant insights promoting recycling activities expected contribute environment reduce environmental economic vulnerability among lowincome households therefore environmental socioeconomic development organizations assess feasibility recycling materials develop supportive system facilitates encourages recycling activities