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. 2019 Jan 8;16(1):165. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16010165

Table 1.

Items included in the model.

Items
Intention
I.1 I intent to purchase Campania food
I.2 I plan to purchase Campania food
I.3 I want to purchase Campania food
Perceived behavioral control
PBC.1 Controlling my purchase of Campania food is easy
PBC.2 Whether or not I purchase Campania food is completely up to me
PBC.3 During my purchases, if I want, I can be sure of the healthiness of the Campania products
Attitudes
A.1 Purchasing of Campania food is worthless/valuable
A.2 Purchasing of Campania food is positive/negative
A.3 Purchasing of Campania food is interesting/boring
Subjective norm
SN.1 People who are important to me think I can purchase Campania food
SN.2 People who are important to me would approve my purchasing of Campania food
SN.3 People who are important do not want me to purchase Campania food (R)
Trust in the institutions
T.1 Do you trust the Italian Government initiatives (certification system and traceability) in response to the potential risks of Campania food?
T.2 Do you trust the public research initiatives (University and Public research system) in response to the potential risks of Campania food?
T.3 Do you trust the Campania farmers’ initiatives in response to the potential risks of Campania food?
Risk Perception about Campania food
R.1 Do you think that there are potential risks associated with the consumption of Campania food?
R.2 Do you think that potential risks associated with the consumption of Campania food are known to the scientific community?
R.3 Do you think that potential risks associated with the consumption of Campania food are acceptable?
R.4 How do you think that Campania food is risky for the community?
Campania food consumption
B.1 How often do you purchase mozzarella produced in Campania
B.2 How often do you purchase fruit and vegetable produced in Campania
B.3 How often do you purchase other Campania products?