Questions regarding corporate social responsibility attributions
| CSR attributions | Question | Bibliographic source |
|---|---|---|
| Public Relations Attributions | Companies use their volunteer programs to strengthen their reputation with the general public | Ahmad et al. (2019) |
| Companies expect that employees’ volunteering activities will have positive spin-off in terms of their external image | ||
| Companies communicate to the outside world about their volunteering activities in order to show that they are concerned by social matters | ||
| Intrinsic Attributions | Companies are genuinely concerned about being socially responsible | Gatignon-Turnau and Mignonac (2015) |
| Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives because they feel morally obligated to help | ||
| Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives in order to give back something to the community | ||
| Extrinsic Attributions | Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives in order to get more customers | |
| Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives because they feel competitive pressures to engage in such activities | ||
| Companies hope to increase their profits by engaging in socially responsible initiatives |
| CSR attributions | Question | Bibliographic source |
|---|---|---|
| Public Relations Attributions | Companies use their volunteer programs to strengthen their reputation with the general public | |
| Companies expect that employees’ volunteering activities will have positive spin-off in terms of their external image | ||
| Companies communicate to the outside world about their volunteering activities in order to show that they are concerned by social matters | ||
| Intrinsic Attributions | Companies are genuinely concerned about being socially responsible | |
| Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives because they feel morally obligated to help | ||
| Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives in order to give back something to the community | ||
| Extrinsic Attributions | Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives in order to get more customers | |
| Companies engage in socially responsible initiatives because they feel competitive pressures to engage in such activities | ||
| Companies hope to increase their profits by engaging in socially responsible initiatives |
Source(s): Own Elaboration
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