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CSR MOTIVES AND IDENTITY. ROLE OF ATTRIBUTIONS IN ENHANCING CSR DECLARATIONS
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Fryzel, Barbara
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Management theory
/ Organizational behavior
/ Perceptions
/ Purchase intention
/ Social responsibility
2015
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CSR MOTIVES AND IDENTITY. ROLE OF ATTRIBUTIONS IN ENHANCING CSR DECLARATIONS
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Fryzel, Barbara
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Management theory
/ Organizational behavior
/ Perceptions
/ Purchase intention
/ Social responsibility
2015
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CSR MOTIVES AND IDENTITY. ROLE OF ATTRIBUTIONS IN ENHANCING CSR DECLARATIONS
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CSR MOTIVES AND IDENTITY. ROLE OF ATTRIBUTIONS IN ENHANCING CSR DECLARATIONS
2015
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Overview
The paper looks at the behavioural outcomes of corporate social responsibility (CSR). It examines the role of attributions in mediating the relation between various types of CSR initiatives and attitude towards a company, perceived CSR identity and purchase intent. It looks into a difference in mediation mechanisms depending on whether CSR identity is induced by concrete CSR actions or by more abstract declarations about CSR. The results of in-between subject's experiment show that both general CSR stories and concrete CSR initiatives, influence purchase behaviour and that this relation is mediated through perceptions of CSR and attitudes towards a company. Surprisingly attributions matter in case of the generalised CSR declarations but not in case of concrete initiatives.
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Instytut Organizacji i Zarządzania w Przemyśle
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