Research Article

Understanding Construction Contractors’ Intention to Undertake Consummate Performance Behaviors in Construction Projects

Table 1

The incentive factors of intention for consummate performance behavior.

CategoriesDefinitionSubcategoriesExamples

Attitude toward the behaviorReflect the contractors’ psychological evaluation of the degree of acceptance of CPBAttitude towards benefitExpected profit of the project, payment of contract price
Attitude towards cooperationTrust of owners, long-term cooperation opportunities
Attitude towards social valuesSocial responsibility, enterprise vision
Subjective normThe effect of pressure from both inside of enterprises and market competition on the contractors’ behavioral intentionSubjective normEnterprise requirements, leadership advocacy, peer competition, owner evaluation, and project supervision
Perceived behavioral controlPerception of difficulty in performing CPBPerceived behavioral controlEngineering and technical capability, project management capability, past experience, sufficient manpower, and material resources