Research Article

Research on Risky Driving Behavior of Young Truck Drivers: Improved Theory of Planned Behavior Based on Risk Perception Factor

Table 8

Standardized path coefficients, hypothesis testing results, and .

HypothesesPathEstimate valueSECRResults
BIB

Improved TPB model0.390.52
H1AB—>BI0.27<0.0010.0764.508Supported
H2SN—>BI0.14<0.050.0582.538Supported
H3PBC—>BI0.34<0.0010.0506.250Supported
H4BI—>B0.49<0.0010.0408.141Supported
H5PBC—>B0.25<0.0010.0314.806Supported
H6RP—>BI0.25 (−0.25)<0.0010.0524.586Supported
H7RP—>B0.19 (−0.19)<0.0010.0313.938Supported

Traditional TPB model0.330.47
H1AB—>BI0.29<0.0010.0794.589Supported
H2SN—>BI0.16<0.010.0592.888Supported
H3PBC—>BI0.36<0.0010.0526.422Supported
H4BI—>B0.56<0.0010.0409.264Supported
H5PBC—>B0.24<0.0010.0324.494Supported

Note. The scores of the risk perception scale have been reversed, so the path coefficients (β) between risk perception and other variables are presented as negative values here.