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Framing Effects on Individuals' Allocation Behavior
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Framing Effects on Individuals' Allocation Behavior

Sunaina Shrivastava, Gaurav Jain, Gary Gaeth and Dhananjay Nayakankuppam
Advances in Consumer Research, Vol.43, p.807
01/01/2015

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Abstract

We investigate how Context and External-focus/Internal-focus framing influences allocation behavior. Individuals allocate more money to others when External-focus framing shifts the focus from themselves to another individual and allocate less when Internal-focus framing reinforces the focus on themselves. These effects are moderated by the 'asymmetry in this self-other salience'.
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