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Hypothesis          Effect             Estimate    S.E.      C.R.           P       Label
                       H6       INT             ATT      0,630       0,054     11,731    ***      Chấp nhận
                       H7       INT             NORM     0,335       0,049     6,888     ***      Chấp nhận

                        The estimation results indicate that all relationships are statistically significant (P-
                  value < 5%). The positive regression coefficients demonstrate that the variables EVN,
                  CON, and PMC have a positive impact on ATT. Similarly, the variables BEL and MOT
                  positively  impact  NORM.  Finally,  ATT  and  NORM  positively  affect  INT.  These
                  findings support all the proposed hypotheses.
                                                Table 6. Impact Levels of Factors


                         Impact on ATT                Regression Coefficient     % Impact          Rank


                           ATT            EVN                      0,575                 42             1

                           ATT            CON                      0,469                 35             2
                           ATT            PMC                      0,313                 23             3
                          Total                                    1,357                 100
                           Impact on NORM
                          NORM            BEL                      0,421                 51             1
                          NORM            MOT                      0,400                 49             2
                          Total                                    0,821                 100
                             Impact on INT
                           INT            ATT                      0,630                 65             1

                           INT            NORM                     0,335                 35             2
                          Total                                    0,965                 100
                        The impact levels on ATT, in descending order of influence, are ENV, CON, PMC.
                  The impact levels on NORM, in descending order of influence, are BEL, MOT. The
                  impact levels on INT, in descending order of influence, are ATT, NORM
                        5. Discussion of research results
                        The research results indicate that both attitudes and subjective norms play a crucial
                  role in promoting individual customers' intention to use green banking services. This

                  confirms that strategies to encourage the use of green banking services should focus on
                  improving customers' positive attitudes through communication about environmental
                  and economic benefits, as well as leveraging the influence of social norms to enhance
                  positive social pressure. When customers have a positive attitude towards sustainable
                  consumption and green banking services, they are more likely to decide to use them.
                  These findings are consistent with the results of studies [29].

                        First, the study identifies that the "Attitude" construct, with its three components:
                  promotional  communications,  confidence  in  benefits,  and  environmental  concerns,
                  aligns with the hypotheses. Environmental concerns are the strongest factor influencing
                  attitudes,  followed  by  confidence  in  long-term  benefits  and  promotional
                  communications. This shows that people are increasingly concerned about sustainable
                  consumption and that green banking services will bring long-term benefits to individuals
                  and humanity. In the current 4.0 era, promotional communications have a

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