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Publicity as Justification
Si, Kao1; Dai, Xianchi2
2020-10
PublisherAdvances in Consumer Research
Publication PlaceDuluth, MN, USA
Conference NameThe Annual Conference of the Association for Consumer Research
Conference PlaceParis
Conference Date1/10/2020 - 4/10/2020
CountryFrance
Abstract

Whereas public displays of negative behaviors are undesirable, we show a counter-intuitive positive effect of publicity on people's inferences and evaluations of apparently negative behaviors. Observers evaluate an apparently negative behavior more favorably when it is done publicly than privately. Our results support an expectation-disconfirmation mechanism of the current effect.

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Volume48
Pages478-479
Language英語English
Document TypeConference proceedings
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING
Corresponding AuthorSi, Kao
Affiliation1.University of Macau
2.Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
First Author AffilicationUniversity of Macau
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Si, Kao,Dai, Xianchi. Publicity as Justification[C]. Duluth, MN, USA:Advances in Consumer Research, 2020.
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