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Female directors and impression management in sustainability reporting
International Business Review, 2019This study proposes a new research approach to examine the relationship between board diversity, in terms of gender differences, and the quality of sustainability reporting, measured by several aspects: balance, conciseness, clarity, comparability and ...
Isabel‐María García‐Sánchez +2 more
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Children and youth services review, 2019
Parents share posts and pictures about their children on social network sites (SNSs), a practice referred to as sharenting. Whereas existing research mostly covered parents' perspective on sharenting, this study investigated adolescents' perceptions of ...
Gaëlle Ouvrein, K. Verswijvel
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Parents share posts and pictures about their children on social network sites (SNSs), a practice referred to as sharenting. Whereas existing research mostly covered parents' perspective on sharenting, this study investigated adolescents' perceptions of ...
Gaëlle Ouvrein, K. Verswijvel
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Impression management against early dismissal? CEO succession and corporate social responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 2020This study builds on insights from both upper echelons theory and agency perspective to examine the effect on corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance of CEO succession.
Xin Liu
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Tip to Show Off: Impression Management Motivations Increase Consumers’ Generosity
Journal of the Association for Consumer Research, 2020Tipping is ubiquitous in countries such as the United States. Given the importance of examining the experiential side of marketing, we examine tipping—a participative pricing context and introduce it to the literature in behavioral pricing.
Shirley Bluvstein Netter, Priya Raghubir
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, 2020
This study explores hedging and boosting as impression management strategies in the discourse of Chinese and U.S. corporations. The analysis has been conducted on the CEO's letter to shareholders of 100 Chinese and 100 U.S.
W. Lee
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This study explores hedging and boosting as impression management strategies in the discourse of Chinese and U.S. corporations. The analysis has been conducted on the CEO's letter to shareholders of 100 Chinese and 100 U.S.
W. Lee
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Towards a conceptual framework for analysing impression management during face-to-face communication
Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, 2020The purpose of this paper is to generate a framework for investigating direct face-to-face interactions during corporate results presentations from senior executives.
Andreas Hellmann +2 more
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Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 2019
Across five studies, we identify humor as a powerful impression management tool that influences perceptions of veracity. In many domains, such as negotiations and interviews, individuals face a challenge with respect to disclosing negative information ...
T. B. Bitterly, Maurice E. Schweitzer
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Across five studies, we identify humor as a powerful impression management tool that influences perceptions of veracity. In many domains, such as negotiations and interviews, individuals face a challenge with respect to disclosing negative information ...
T. B. Bitterly, Maurice E. Schweitzer
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Impression management strategies on enterprise social media platforms: An affordance perspective
International Journal of Information Management, 2021Yuan Sun, Shuyue Fang, Z. Zhang
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Aggression as Impression Management
Social Psychology, 1978This paper suggests six propositions from impression management theory to account for interpersonal aggression where there is no material gain, and reviews evidence supporting these propositions. This approach suggests that initial attacks are often inadvertent and that retaliation may be an attempt to reinstate a favorable situational identity when ...
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