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This study assessed the asymmetry in the causal and dispositional attributions for a company's failures and successes from the perspective of an external observer in the context of morality- vs. competence-related events. Eight hundred respondents participated in a five-factor experiment within...
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This study assessed the asymmetry in the causal and dispositional attributions for a company’s failures and successes from the perspective of an external observer in the context of morality- vs. competence-related events. Eight hundred respondents participated in a five-factor experiment...
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This study assessed the asymmetry in the causal and dispositional attributions for a company’s failures and successes from the perspective of an external observer in the context of morality- vs. competence-related events. Eight hundred respondents participated in a five-factor experiment...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014106376
This study investigates the influence of leaders' prosociality and attitudes toward corporate social responsibility (CSR) on organizational involvement in CSR activities, as well as the impact of CSR involvement on leaders' job satisfaction and organizational commitment. Despite extensive...
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This study investigates the influence of leaders' prosociality and attitudes toward corporate social responsibility (CSR) on organizational involvement in CSR activities, as well as the impact of CSR involvement on leaders' job satisfaction and organizational commitment. Despite extensive...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015436176