Losing More than Money: Organizations’ Prosocial Actions Appear Less Authentic When Their Resources are Declining
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DOI: 10.1007/s10551-020-04645-8
Abstract: Companies often benefit from others’ attributions of moral conviction for prosocial behavior, for example, attributions that a company has a sincere moral desire to improve the environment when behaving sustainably. Across four studies, we explored… read more here.
Keywords: losing money; moral conviction; prosocial behavior; prosocial actions ... See more keywords
Being right, but losing money: the role of striatum in joint decision making
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DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-24617-3
Abstract: Joint decision-making entails that you sometimes have to go along with the other’s choice even though you disagree. In this situation, a resulting negative outcome may, however, elicit a feeling of satisfaction and an impulse… read more here.
Keywords: decision; joint decision; losing money; striatum ... See more keywords