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Introduction 1. Woman's Place in Man's Life Cycle 2. Images of Relationship 3. Concepts of Self and Morality 4. Crisis and Transition 5. Women's Rights and Women's Judgment 6. Visions of Maturity References Index of Study Participants General Index

In a Different Voice. Psychological Theory and Women’s Development. Cambridge, MA (Harvard University Press) 1982.

Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity

Principles and Practice of Structural Equation Modeling (2nd ed.)

Poverty in the United Kingdom

Environmental problems are mainly attributable to the impact of humans on natural systems. In the case of Malaysia, rapid urbanization and Malaysian consumer’ pursuit of consumption-oriented lifestyles have intensified the solid-waste management problem faced by the government. Increasing public environmental awareness is a potential way of addressing this. The objectives of the study described here were to assess the level of environmental knowledge among households in Selangor in Malaysia, examine the sources of their environmental knowledge, determine factors that lead to different levels of knowledge and analyse the relationship between knowledge and environmental attitude, behaviour and participation. The results of the study indicate that, in general, respondents’ basic or general environmental knowledge was high. However, when questioned on various scientific environmental terms, the majority of the respondents were not familiar with most of them. Respondents indicated that their main sources of environmental knowledge and information were newspapers, television and radio. Lower levels of education were reflected in the level of environmental knowledge. Participation in environmental activities had a positive influence on knowledge. The study also found that knowledge correlated positively with environmental attitudes, behaviours and participation.

Towards sustainable consumption: an examination of environmental knowledge among Malaysians

Environmental problems are caused directly or indirectly by the patterns of production by industries, patterns of consumption and behavior of the consumers. The shaping of attitude and values, commitment and skills needed to preserve and protect the environment begins at an early age. Hence educators play an influential role in developing new patterns of behaviors for individuals. Accordingly, aims to determine the level of knowledge, environmental concern and ecologically conscious consumer behavior and identify the extent of involvement in nature‐related activities of school teachers. Also investigates the relationships between these variables. The subjects were 285 school teachers who were randomly selected from ten regular government schools in the state of Selangor, Malaysia. A survey was conducted using drop and collect method. The data illustrated the presence of high level of environmental concern among the teachers. The environmental knowledge was fair but generally poor in understanding of the underlying causes of environmental problems. The practices of environmentally responsible behavior were not in concert with the level of concern and knowledge. The respondents were not actively involved in nature‐related activities. Proposes ways of enhancing the ecological awareness and responsibilities of the teachers.

Environmental concerns, knowledge and practices gap among Malaysian teachers

This study aims to explore the antecedents relating to the extent of both the attitude and the purchasing intention of online shopping. It examined the factors influencing consumers’ attitude toward online shopping and shopping intention from the Malaysian perspectives. From an e-commerce perspective, the understanding of the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA), Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) could provide a valid basis in explaining and predicting consumers’ intention towards adopting an online shopping behavior. A purposive sampling method was used and the sample comprised of 370 students studying at a public University in Malaysia. Data were collected via self-administered questionnaire. The data were examined using frequency and path analysis. Result of path analysis showed that trust and attitude had stronger direct effect on online shopping intention, whereas utilitarian orientation, convenience, prices wider selection, and income had stronger indirect effect on online shopping intention through the attitude towards online shopping as mediation. This paper outlined the key online shopping intention and events in Malaysia and pioneered the building of an integrated research framework to understand how consumers form their attitude and make purchase intentions toward online shopping.

	 

	Key words: Intention, attitude, online shopping, consumer, Malaysia.

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Understanding consumers internet purchase intention in Malaysia

The ever-increasing use of the internet in Malaysia provides a developing prospect for E-marketers. Such marketers' awareness of the factors affecting Malaysian buyers’ attitude can further develop their marketing strategies in converting potential customers into active ones, while maintaining their existent online customers. This paper sets out to examine the factors influencing students’ attitudes towards online shopping in Malaysia through a five-level Likert scale self-administered questionnaire, which was developed based on prior literature. A total of 370 students were randomly selected. The multiple regression analysis demonstrated the most significant determinants of consumers’ attitudes towards online shopping. The results indicated that utilitarian orientation, convenience, price, and a wider selection influenced consumers’ attitudes towards online shopping. Therefore, e-retailers should emphasize a more user-friendly function in order to provide utilitarian customers a way to find what they need efficiently.

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Students' online shopping behavior: an empirical study

To ensure the success of online business, it is important for the retailers to understand their targeted customers. The aim of this study examines the significance of attitude toward online shopping. The objectives of the study are two fold. The first section seeks to determine relationship between attitude towards online shopping with shopping orientations and perceived benefits scales. The second section investigates factors that influence peoples’ attitudes towards online shopping. A five-level Likert scale was used to determine students’ attitudes towards online shopping. A self-administered questionnaire, based on prior literature, was developed and a total of 370 post graduate students were selected by random sampling. The regression analysis demonstrated the determinants of consumers’ attitudes towards online shopping. Additionally, utilitarian orientations, convenience, price, wider selection influenced consumers’ attitudes towards online shopping.

	 

	Key words: Electronic commerce, internet, shopping, consumer attitude.

Laily Paim

Papers

Towards sustainable consumption: an examination of environmental knowledge among Malaysians

Environmental concerns, knowledge and practices gap among Malaysian teachers

Understanding consumers internet purchase intention in Malaysia

Students' online shopping behavior: an empirical study

Factors affecting students attitude toward online shopping