01974nam a2200313Ia 450000500170000000800410001724502470005824000360030510000390034110000090038070000130038970000100040270000240041211000110043626000320044725001720047930008080065130000120145930000060147149000110147750000060148802000090149465000150150360000110151894200740152994300300160399800100163399900170164320260803094253.0251212s9999    xx            000 0 und d1 aThe Correlation between the pro-environmental behavior and intent to engage in green consumerism of students in selected campuses in Cavite /cMary Caferine Faith A. Zerrudo, Alexandrea R. Villarosa, Mark Jufil V. Bag-ao, Ma. Elaine A. Palma.1 aFar Eastern University - Cavite  aBachelor of Science in Accountancy  d2022  a33 pages  a28 cm0 aTH 338.927 Z54 2022  aTH0065  aEnglish :bCollege Library,  aGreen consumerism -- Research ; Sustainable development -- Research ; Sustainable consumer behavior -- Research ; Consumerism -- Research ; Consumer behaviorxResearch  aThis study is conducted to determine the relationship of pro-environmental behavior of Filipino students on the three selected campuses to their intention to enagage in green consumerism. This study utilized statistical correlation and ANOVA and is guided by the Theory of Planned Bahevior. From the results of the study, it was revealed that energy conservation has a significant relationship with purchase intention. This finding suggests that engagement in energy conservation may increase intention to engage in green consumerism. Further findings show that a student`s pro-environmental bahevior both has a positive ad negative effect on the intention to engage in green consumerism, with variables recycling and consumerism having a negative relationship with the variable purchase intention.: b1  a1 pages  d0  aThesis  a0  atext  aUnmediated 4avolume  2lccctdadsolimenb2025-03-31 17:24:23ddsolimene2025-03-31 17:25:13  b0c0d0e1f0g0h0i0j0  a13406  c13252d13252