An Integrated Model of Consumer Recycling Behavior: Insights from Protection Motivation, Construal Level, and Regulatory Focus Theories

The dataset contains data from a survey of Malaysian university students, collected via online questionnaires. It includes 58 items measuring the following latent constructs and demographic variables on Likert-type scales:TEMP: Perceived temporal psychological distance of the threat posed by MSW (Municipal Solid Waste) pollutionSPAT: Perceived spatial psychological distance of the threat posed by MSW pollutionSOCS: Perceived social psychological distance of the threat posed by MSW pollutionHYP: Perceived hypothetical psychological distance of the threat posed by MSW pollutionSEV: Perceived severity of the threat posed by MSW pollutionVUL: Perceived vulnerability to the threat posed by MSW pollutionRESP: Perceived response efficacySELF: Perceived self-efficacyCOST: Perceived costINT: Intention to Consumer Recycling Behavior (CRB)PROM: Promotion focus (PROM1 is a reversed item)PREV: Prevention focus (PREV2 is a reversed item)SDE: Self-deceptive enhancement (SDE1, SDE 3, and SDE5 are reversed items)IMP: Impression management (IMP1, IMP3, IMP4, and IMP5 are reversed items)gen: Genderage: Ageedu: Education