The Applications and Implications of Fishbein''s Theory of Reasoned Action for Adolescents''Consuming Behavior in Taoyuan Area

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 管理科學研究所 === 86 === This research is based on Fishbein''s theory of reasoned action to study the adolescents'' buying intention toward the 50 c.c. scooters. Using questionnaires as research instrument and taking three-...

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Main Authors: Chao, Fa-Lien, 趙發廉
Other Authors: Chen Jaw-Ming
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1998
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/72242067802818615058
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Summary:碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 管理科學研究所 === 86 === This research is based on Fishbein''s theory of reasoned action to study the adolescents'' buying intention toward the 50 c.c. scooters. Using questionnaires as research instrument and taking three-stage sampling procedure, the author acquires 403 valid sample points. All Data are processed with the SAS/STAT software packages in which statistical methods such as frequency distribution, correlation analysis, Chi-square test, and multiple regression are applied. The conclusions are as follows :1. Adolescents'' choice toward brands and types of new scooters is associated with sex, age, and school type but is not associated with pocket money and family income.2. Fishbein''s theory of reasoned action could be used to predict the adolescents'' buying intention toward the 50c.c. scooters. The variables Aact and SN both contribute to the variable BI at the same level. The multiple R-square of the regression model is 12.4%.3. The influence relativity of relevant others is significant. The sequence is parents, other family members, teachers, and schoolmates.4. The simplified SN consisting of parents and teachers contributes more to the regression model than the original variable does, and the multiple R-square of the improved model is 13.09%.5. The variable sex plays as a moderator in the intention model. The model changes dramatically for female that the variable Aact is dropped out and leaves SN as a single predictor of intention.