Table 4.

Summary of results

HypothesesβSDzResult
H1 The presence of corporate social responsibility information → More corporate social responsibility associations2.242***0.21510.448Supported
H2 More corporate social responsibility associations → Motivation based on the need for self-enhancement0.150***0.0413.709Supported
H3 More corporate social responsibility associations → Motivation based on the need for identity signaling0.246***0.0663.752Supported
H4 More corporate social responsibility associations → Motivation based on the need for social bonding0.069·0.0421.661Supported
H5 Motivation based on the need for self-enhancement → Consumers’ corporate social responsibility engagement on social media0.819***0.1356.052Supported
H6 Motivation based on the need for identity signaling → Consumers’ corporate social responsibility engagement on social media−0.1450.125−1.166Not supported
H7 Motivation based on the need for social bonding → Consumers’ corporate social responsibility engagement on social media0.202·0.1101.831Supported

Notes:

SD: standard deviation. ***p < 0.001; ·p < 0.1,

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