A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO PREDICT ... - SuSanA

List of Tables
Table 1:
The nutritional component of municipal solid wastes before
Composting.............................................................................................32
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Table 6:
The nutritional values of excreta before composting..............................33
Impact of composting on sandy and clayey soil......................................35
Indicators and scales used for the dependent and the
independent variables..............................................................................40
Central tendency and dispersion values for behavioural intentions........49
Descriptive and reliability analysis values of each of the
items for attitude......................................................................................51
Table 7:
Central tendency, dispersion and reliability analysis values
of the total items for attitude....................................................................52
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Table 9:
Correlation between attitude and behavioural intentions........................52
Descriptive and reliability analysis values of each of
the items for perceived behavioural control............................................54
Table 10:
Central tendencies and dispersion values for perceived
behavioural control..................................................................................55
Table 11:
Correlation between perceived behavioural control and
behavioural intentions..............................................................................55
Table 12:
Descriptive and reliability analysis values of each of the items
for subjective norm..................................................................................56
Table 13:
Central tendency, dispersion and Cronbach’s alpha
values for subjective norm.......................................................................57
Table 14:
Correlation between subjective norm and behavioural intentions...........58
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