Impact of environmental cognition, perceived economics, and value-driven attitudes in shaping eco-conscious grocery consumption

Key Points

• This research aims to understand how environmental cognition, perceived economics, and values influence grocery consumption behaviors that are eco-conscious.
• Survey assessing participants' environmental cognition, perceived economic factors, and values regarding grocery shopping.
• Statistical analysis to identify relationships and influences among these variables.
• Higher environmental cognition correlates with increased eco-conscious grocery purchases.
• Perceived economic benefits positively influence decision-making for sustainable products.

Abstract