Pengaruh brand image, subjective norm, eco shame, dan social influence terhadap purchase intention produk ramah lingkungan tumbler dengan attitude sebaga variabel mediasi.
Penerbit : FEB - Usakti
Kota Terbit : Jakarta
Tahun Terbit : 2025
Pembimbing 1 : Luki Adiati Pratomo
Kata Kunci : Theory of Planned Behavior, Tumbler, Brand Image, Subjective Norms, Eco Shame, Social Influence, At
Status Posting : Published
Status : Lengkap
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P Permasalahan lingkungan akibat sampah plastik telah mendorong masyarakat untukberalih ke produk ramah lingkungan seperti tumbler. namun, meskipun kesadaranterhadap keberlanjutan meningkat, adopsi tumbler secara luas masih menghadapitantangan. penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pengaruh brand image, subjectivenorms, eco shame, dan social influence terhadap purchase intention tumbler denganattitude sebagai variabel mediasi. penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatifdengan metode survei pada 200 responden yang merupakan pengguna tumbler di wilayahperkotaan. teknik analisis data dilakukan dengan menggunakan structural equationmodeling (sem) dengan bantuan software amos 24. hasil penelitian menunjukkanbahwa brand image, subjective norms, eco shame, dan social influence berpengaruhpositif dan signifikan terhadap attitude, serta attitude berpengaruh signifikan terhadappurchase intention. selain itu, attitude terbukti secara signifikan memediasi pengaruhkeempat variabel independen terhadap purchase intention. temuan ini memberikanimplikasi strategis bagi perusahaan dalam merancang kampanye pemasaran berbasiskeberlanjutan dengan memperkuat brand image dan dukungan sosial serta memanfaatkaneco shame secara etis. penelitian ini juga memberikan kontribusi teoretis dalam penguatanmodel theory of planned behavior (tpb) dalam konteks konsumsi produk ramahlingkungan.
E Environmental problems caused by plastic waste have encouraged people to switch toeco-friendly products such as tumblers. however, despite increasing awareness ofsustainability, the widespread adoption of tumblers still faces several challenges. thisstudy aims to analyze the influence of brand image, subjective norms, eco shame, andsocial influence on the purchase intention of tumbler products, with attitude as amediating variable. a quantitative approach was employed through a survey methodinvolving 200 respondents who are tumbler users in urban areas. data analysis wasconducted using structural equation modeling (sem) with the assistance of amos 24software. the results show that brand image, subjective norms, eco shame, and socialinfluence have a positive and significant effect on attitude, and attitude significantlyaffects purchase intention. furthermore, attitude was found to significantly mediate theeffect of the four independent variables on purchase intention. these findings providestrategic implications for companies in designing sustainability-based marketingcampaigns by strengthening brand image, leveraging social support, and ethicallyutilizing eco shame. this study also offers theoretical contributions by reinforcing thetheory of planned behavior (tpb) in the context of eco-friendly product consumption.