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100			_aJaiswal, Kamal _938760
245			_aUnderstanding Air-Passengers’ Volitional Behavior Toward Compliance with Aviation Health and Safety Guidelines : Evidence from Indian Domestic Passengers
300			_a8-27 p.
520			_aPurpose : This study aimed to understand the air passengers’ rationality and morality associated with the volitional compliance behavior of health and safety guidelines for a healthy and safe air travel experience. Methodology : The design of the research framework was based on integrating the theory of planned behavior and norm activation theory. Four hundred seventeen domestic air passengers participated in the study through an online questionnaire distributed through social media. Path analysis was carried out using covariance-based structural equation modeling for hypotheses testing. Findings : The study established that attitude toward behavior, perceived behavioral control, and personal norms significantly affected air passengers’ volitional compliance behavior. It was also confirmed that “personal norms” partially mediated the effect of “attitude towards compliance behavior” and “perceived behavioral control.” Practical Implications : This study provided adequate evidence to understand the components that influence the volitional behavior of passengers toward compliance with health and safety guidelines. Originality : The study provided novel insights into integrating behavioral theories associated with rationality and morality into understanding volitional behavior.
653			_aair-passenger,
653			_aaviation,
653			_a volitional compliance behavior,
653			_a health and safety guidelines
700			_aSingh, Balgopal _932755
773	0		_030302 _983206 _aGILANI, MEENAKSHI _dINDIAN JOURNAL OF MARKETING 2012 NEW DELHI _o55513893 _tINDIAN JOURNAL OF MARKETING
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