Table 2.
COM-B category | TDF domain | Construct | Survey item | Rationale |
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Psychological capability | Knowledge | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Memory, attention, decision processes | Memory [1] | • I’m likely to forget to take a reusable cup with me | Adapted from O’Brian et al. [30], Cane et al. [19] and Michie et al. [18] | |
Behavioural regulation | n/a | n/a | n/a | |
Physical capability | Skills | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Physical opportunity | Environmental context and resources | Resources/material [4] | • I don’t have enough space to carry a reusable cup around with me all day • Cleaning a reusable cup is too inconvenient • Reusable cups are too expensive to buy • There aren’t enough facilities on campus to clean reusable cups |
Adapted from Oliveira et al. [31] Cane et al. [19] and Michie et al. [18] |
Social opportunity | Social influences | Descriptive norms [1] | • Most of my colleagues/friends don’t use a reusable cup | Adapted from Wakefield et al. [32] and Cialdini et al. [33] |
Automatic motivation | Emotion | Affect [1] | • I feel guilty if I buy a drink in a single-use cup | Adapted from Wakefield et al. [32] and Russell et al. [34] |
Reinforcement | Reinforcement [1] | • I don’t like how my drink tastes in a reusable cup | Adapted from Skinner et al. [35] Wakefield et al. [32] | |
Reflective motivation | Social/professional role and identity | Role/identity [1] | • I feel good about myself when I use a reusable cup | Adapted from Cane et al. [19] and Wakefield et al. [32] |
Beliefs about capabilities | n/a | n/a | n/a | |
Beliefs about consequences | Attitudes [4] | • I think reusable cups are good for the environment • I think single-use cups are harmful for the environment • Reusable cups don’t look as good as single use cups • I don’t think reusable cups to be hygienic |
Adapted from Wakefield et al. [32] Ajzen et al. [36] | |
Optimism | Outcome expectancies [2] | • It makes no difference to the environment whether I use a reusable cup or not • A reusable cup may leak in my bag |
Adapted from Bandura et al. [37] and Wakefield et al. [32] | |
Intention | Intention [1] | • ‘Would you like to own a reusable cup?’ [Definitely yes/Probably yes/Not sure/Probably not/Definitely not] | Adapted from Cane et al. [19] and Ajzen et al. [36] | |
Goals | Priorities [1] | • I have too many other things to think about other than the type of cup I buy my hot drinks in | Adapted from West et al. [38] and Wakefield et al. [32] |