Research Article

[Retracted] The Impact of Family Sustainable Livelihood and Environmental Cognition on Herdsmen’s Choice of Production Behavior

Table 4

Regression results of livelihood capital and environmental cognition measurement indexes on Herdsmen’s production behavior.

VariablesModel 1Model 2
CoefficientOR valueCoefficientOR value

Natural capitalGrassland area0.12410.85240.12180.8463
Grassland quality0.26720.73280.25810.7134
Physical capitalQuantity of mutton sheep0.00311.00320.00271.003
Housing structure0.32161.00350.32091.0032
Number of household appliances and technology products−0.01240.8946−0.012320.8938
Human capitalNumber of family labor force0.30741.29890.31851.2996
Average level of education0.06181.06390.06711.0712
Health status0.02141.02130.02191.0239
Social capitalExperience of village cadres0.26890.92410.25160.9048
Cooperative participation0.32171.30410.30251.2897
Social network relationship0.28641.14310.26911.0956
Financial capitalFamily income in 20180.15421.24630.08571.0925
Credit situation−0.03280.89550.02490.9141
Control variablePolicy cognition0.24161.2861
Cognition of ecological environment0.35121.4276
Constant term−2.46180.0127
Log likelihood value−224.1568−187.2105
Chi-square value87.9700132.6900
Pseudo R20.16810.2415
Sample size384384

Note. indicate that they have passed the significance test at the statistical level of 10%, 5%, and 1%, respectively.