The Influence of Individual Cultural Value Differences on Pro-Environmental Behavior among International Students at Korean Universities

This study investigates the influence of individual cultural value differences on pro-environmental behavior (PEB) among international students from various backgrounds presently studying in Korean universities. Data was collected using an online, self-administered questionnaire a sample 224 students. Analysis performed through structural equation modeling (SEM) techniques with help AMOS 26 software. The results show that Hofstede’s dimensions are strong predictors private and public-sphere PEB. indicated uncertainty avoidance, collectivistic, long-term orientation values have significant positive effect both However, power distance does not affect PEB public spheres. Notably, masculinity is negatively associated only also provides valuable practical implications for policymakers other stakeholders to promote sustainable