Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3196688765> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W3196688765 endingPage "1358" @default.
- W3196688765 startingPage "1339" @default.
- W3196688765 abstract "Donation behavior plays a crucial role in promoting the development of social and public welfare undertakings. Previous studies have partially explored the influencing factors of donation behavior, but effective methods for boosting individuals' donation behavior remain unclear. Based on the resource dependence theory, our present study further explored the promoting effect of self-affirmation on the relationship among cost, self-control, and individuals' donation behavior, and provided empirical basis for boosting individuals' donation behavior.In preliminary experiment, Carlson's real donation paradigm was conducted to examine the effect of cost on individuals' donation behavior. In experiment 1, we examined the effects of cost, self-control ability, and self-affirmation on individuals' donation behavior. Individuals with high or low self-control ability were assigned to complete the experimental induction of self-affirmation or non-affirmation. Subsequently, all participants completed the donation task under three cost conditions same as preliminary experiment. In experiment 2, we examined the effects of cost, self-control resource, and self-affirmation on individuals' donation behavior. Participants were assigned to complete the different Stroop task to induce the state of self-control resource exhaustion or non-exhaustion. Then, they completed the priming of self-affirmation or non-affirmation same as experiment 1. Finally, all participants completed the donation task under three cost conditions same as preliminary experiment.The results of preliminary experiment indicated that participants engaged in more donation behavior under low- and medium-cost conditions compared with high-cost condition. The results of experiment 1 demonstrated that self-affirmation exerted a promoting effect on the donation behavior for individuals with low self-control ability under low-, medium-, and high-cost conditions. The results of experiment 2 demonstrated that self-affirmation promoted the donation behavior of individuals with self-control resource exhaustion under low-, medium-, and high-cost conditions.Self-affirmation could promote the donation behavior of individuals with low self-control ability and those with self-control resource exhaustion, whether donation's cost was high or low. Self-affirmation plays a crucial role for boosting individuals' donation behavior." @default.
- W3196688765 created "2021-09-13" @default.
- W3196688765 creator A5006357969 @default.
- W3196688765 creator A5049907847 @default.
- W3196688765 creator A5088210399 @default.
- W3196688765 date "2021-08-01" @default.
- W3196688765 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
- W3196688765 title "Influence of Cost and Self-Control on Individual Donation Behavior: The Promoting Effect of Self-Affirmation" @default.
- W3196688765 cites W149926111 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1517159141 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1935421882 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1936918942 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1967215969 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1974194069 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1977835193 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1978295004 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W1985408840 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2010802751 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2012281587 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2017341863 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2023653705 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2026393270 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2032402879 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2045998806 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2053577021 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2057023143 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2070041287 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2080558891 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2084856978 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2087484885 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2088982663 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2105446268 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2108897328 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2112504820 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2113390049 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2116096794 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2116343308 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2123817056 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2123884941 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2131613757 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2134077691 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2141729865 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2143389784 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2153189510 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2160848358 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2162657231 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2162819611 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2162890598 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2168413178 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2168420763 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2280090127 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2329617022 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2559941526 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2560693224 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2576013296 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2576163207 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2768408616 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2801476253 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2803171792 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W2955605302 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W3087885761 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W3107790383 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W3121414047 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W3123488214 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W3124136677 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W3124836484 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W4213347290 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W4230957748 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W4231805577 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W4243974878 @default.
- W3196688765 cites W4361798713 @default.
- W3196688765 doi "https://doi.org/10.2147/prbm.s325651" @default.
- W3196688765 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/8405225" @default.
- W3196688765 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34471392" @default.
- W3196688765 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
- W3196688765 type Work @default.
- W3196688765 sameAs 3196688765 @default.
- W3196688765 citedByCount "2" @default.
- W3196688765 countsByYear W31966887652022 @default.
- W3196688765 countsByYear W31966887652023 @default.
- W3196688765 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W3196688765 hasAuthorship W3196688765A5006357969 @default.
- W3196688765 hasAuthorship W3196688765A5049907847 @default.
- W3196688765 hasAuthorship W3196688765A5088210399 @default.
- W3196688765 hasBestOaLocation W31966887651 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C100701293 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C207546712 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C2775933685 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C2781358431 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C50522688 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C59822182 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C77805123 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C81444415 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConceptScore W3196688765C100701293 @default.
- W3196688765 hasConceptScore W3196688765C15744967 @default.