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More than just your name : public donations drive inferences of egoistic and altruistic motives

Chapman, Linnéa M.; Valenzuela, Ana; Vohs, Kathleen D. - In: Psychology & marketing 41 (2024) 8, pp. 1854-1867

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Money in the Bank : Feeling Powerful Increases Saving

Garbinsky, Emily N. - 2014

Across five studies, this research reveals that feeling powerful increases saving. This effect is driven by the desire to maintain one's current state. When the purpose of saving is no longer to accumulate money, but to spend it on a status-related product, the basic effect is reversed and those...

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Why do people give? : the role of identity in giving

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Money in the bank : feeling powerful increases saving

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