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Nudging and purchase intentions of meat

substitutes: the moderating role of descriptive

norms and the mediating role of perceived

behavioural control

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Table of contents

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Tested model

Methodology

Results

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Tested model

Nudging (visibility of) meat substitutes

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Expectations were:

High visible meat substitutes would increase the purchase intention of meat substitutes (H1);

Visibility of the product would explain purchase intention mainly through one’s perceived behavioural control towards purchase intention of meat substitutes (H2);

Activated descriptive social norms in favour of purchasing meat substitutes would lead to a higher purchase intention of meat substitutes (H3);

Activated descriptive social norms that were favourable of meat substitutes would positively affect the relationship between visibility and purchase intention of meat substitutes (H4).

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Online experiment

A 2 by 2 between-subject experimental design (N = 244)

7- point likert scale

Visibility and descriptive social norms were manipulated

Methodology

Table 1: 2 x 2 between-subject design

Social norm activation regarding meat substitutes

Disfavourable norm activation

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Results

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Results are based on a Pearson Correlation, one-way ANVOA, two-way ANOVA and the Process model 4 of Hayes.

One-way ANOVA:

Visibility manipulation was successful

Descriptive social norm manipulation was not successful

Pearson Correlation:

Visibility did not correlate with any of the variables.

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Results

Two-way ANOVA

Showed no statistically signficant results regarding the tested model

It did find a statistically signficant results between visiblity and the purchase intention of meat products.

Process model 4 of Hayes.

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Outcome of the research

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Visibility as a nudge had an effect on the participants’ intentional food choice

Perceived behavioural control did not mediate the relationship between visibility and the purchase intention of meat substitutes.

Activated descriptive social norms did not have a direct effect on the purchase intention of meat substitutes

Activated descriptive social norms did not moderate the relationships between

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