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The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Consumers' Promotional Behavior: Examining First-Person Effects and the Influence of Presumed Influence on Others
This study explores the influence of presumed impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) messages and first-person effects (FPE) on Delta Airlines' breast cancer awareness campaign. A model is developed to examine the psychological mechanisms linking CSR authenticity, issue involvement, and brand commitment to presumed influence on others, FPE, and their effects on promotional behavior. Analysis of 776 U.S. participants using structural equation modeling (SEM) shows that participants perceived the CSR campaign to have a stronger impact on others than on themselves, consistent with the third-person effect. Issue involvement, particularly personal connections to breast cancer, positively affected both presumed influence and FPE. CSR authenticity and brand commitment also significantly enhanced these effects. The results indicate that these antecedents were more strongly associated with FPE than presumed influence on others, and both influenced promotional behavior. These findings provide insights into developing CSR strategies that effectively engage the public.
期刊介绍:
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management is a journal that publishes both theoretical and practical contributions related to the social and environmental responsibilities of businesses in the context of sustainable development. It covers a wide range of topics, including tools and practices associated with these responsibilities, case studies, and cross-country surveys of best practices. The journal aims to help organizations improve their performance and accountability in these areas.
The main focus of the journal is on research and practical advice for the development and assessment of social responsibility and environmental tools. It also features practical case studies and evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches to sustainability. The journal encourages the discussion and debate of sustainability issues and closely monitors the demands of various stakeholder groups. Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management is a refereed journal, meaning that all contributions undergo a rigorous review process. It seeks high-quality contributions that appeal to a diverse audience from various disciplines.