Collaborative Consumption Practices in Kyrgyzstan

This research article studies collaborative consumption practices in Kyrgyzstan the context of Theory Planned Behaviour and Auckland Individualism Collectivism dimensions. The aims to answer question: To what extent are dimensions relevant framework explaining intention engage behaviour. A quantitative online survey 308 respondents was conducted. linear regression analysis performed using R statistics engine. study found that TPB such as attitude, subjective norm, perceived behavioural control, personal norms; dimension individualism – responsibility among statistically significant positive predictors intentions consumption. Whereas norms, beliefs, advice, closeness positive; biospheric value orientations harmony negative factors impacting behaviour respondents.