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The prosocial pandemic: COVID-19 reminders increase consumers’ prosocial behavior intentions
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Journal:
Social Responsibility Journal
Social Responsibility Journal 1–19.
Published: 15 May 2026
.... Studies 2–5 test if COVID-19-related media cues increase prosocial intentions when compared with control conditions. Findings Consumers chronically concerned or exposed to pandemic-related cues showed higher prosocial behavior intentions, were willing to donate more money and showed a higher...
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Does emotional media content increase donations for rejected groups?
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Social Responsibility Journal
Social Responsibility Journal (2022) 18 (7): 1270–1284.
Published: 16 August 2021
... associated with prosocial behavior and empathic concern and negatively associated with aggression (Coyne et al., 2018). This conclusion would be relevant if it was also valid for rejected groups (e.g. immigrants and ex-convicts) because PMC would ease the difficulties they face in obtaining...
