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Investigating the citizens’ intention level in environmental impact assessment participation through an extended theory of planned behavior model

Paper Topic: 
Environmental Management and Policies
 
Volume: 
 
Issue: 
 

Pages :
847 - 857

Corresponing Author: 
Satria Fadil Persada
 
Authors: 
Persada S F., Lin S C., Nadlifatin R. and Razif M.
Paper ID: 
gnest_01703
Paper Status: 
Published
Date Paper Accepted: 
02/12/2015
Paper online: 
11/12/2015
Abstract: 

This study aims to measure citizens’ behavior intention (BI) in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) participation. An extended theory of planned behavior (TPB), which includes perceived government support and perceived environmental concern, is used as the predictor model. A total of 240 questionnaire data, gathered from citizens of Indonesia, was analyzed by using structural equation modeling. The analysis result shows that the TPB model revealed 60 percent of citizens’ BI in EIA participation. Another finding revealed perceived behavior control as a key determinant factor. Practical recommendations suggested based on the result can be used as references by EIA policy makers and practitioners to increase citizens’ intention in EIA participation.

 

Keywords: 
TPB, Citizens, EIA participation, Behavior intention