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Modeling the reuse intention and practices of secondhand clothing: evidence from a developing nation - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

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Modeling the reuse intention and practices of secondhand clothing: evidence from a developing nation - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

This study explored the effect of perceived values on sustainability, problem awareness, the ascription of responsibility, sense of community, and anticipated guilt on reuse (sell and/or swap) intention of secondhand clothing through partial least squares structural equation modeling. This study adopted a cross-sectional design and collected quantitative data from 524 conveniently selected respondents in China through an online survey.

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