Thetheory of planned behavior(TPB), formerly known as the theory of reasoned action (TRA), is one of the most well-known ideas that explains the connection between people's beliefs and norms, attitudes toward activity, and behavior itself (Ajzen, 1991;Ajzen and Fishbein, 2005). According toT...
Prospect theory (Kahneman & Tversky,1979) captures that societal norms and cultural expectations can shape what individuals consider to be a “normal” or “acceptable” reference point (Figenbaum & Thomas,1986; Holmes et al.,2011). Entrepreneurial cultures significantly influence the reference points...
CB Burgoyne,B Young,CM Walker - 《Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology》 被引量: 80发表: 2010年 Acculturation and Conflict in Mexican Immigrants' Intimate Partnerships: The Role of Women's Labor Force Participation norms and behaviors surrounding the division of household labor, financia...
When you deposit your cryptoasset into the account, you no longer control it. The account provider does. This account provider, whether a lender or an exchange or whatever, has not been in business very long. Like other businesses, it can go out of business. What will happen to your asse...
My accountSign inOutline Highlights Abstract Keywords 1. Introduction 2. Behavioural factors in critical accounting: a gender lens in retirement savings 3. Intersectionality in accounting: Transforming the masculine Anglo-Saxon view 4. Theorisation of retirement savings 5. Research approach and method 6...
LCA is a method to assess the potential environmental impacts of goods and services taking into account their whole-life cycle. It considers all inputs and outputs in terms of energy, raw materials, emissions, residues, etc. at each stage along the life cycle of a given product and assesses...
Next, by using the backward first difference approach to compute the current year’s cost reduction for each industry, as seen in Equation (4), we determined the current year’s cost savings (∆𝑇𝐶∆TC) for each industry, while taking the cost indicator’s positivity into account. ...