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Individualism, collectivism and reward crowdfunding contribution intention and behavior

2021

Abstract The study examines the role of the individualism-collectivism (IDV) cultural dimension in reward crowdfunding contribution intentionality and behavior. An extended Theory of Planned Behavior framework is used for comparative analysis using survey data collected from users of national platforms from opposing cultures along the IDV dimension – China and Finland. Main findings suggest that: attitudes are positively associated with information sharing and financial contribution intentions in both cultures; collectivism enhances the effects of subjective norms on both intentions; behavior control is more strongly observed in individualistic cultures; and information sharing intentions a…

MarketingIndividualistic cultureComputer Networks and CommunicationsInformation sharing05 social sciencesCollectivismTheory of planned behavior02 engineering and technologyComputer Science ApplicationsVDP::Samfunnsvitenskap: 200::Økonomi: 210020204 information systemsManagement of Technology and InnovationIntentionality0502 economics and business0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringSurvey data collection050211 marketingHofstede's cultural dimensions theoryDimension (data warehouse)PsychologySocial psychology
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A magically nice guy: Parasocial relationships with Harry Potter across different cultures

2011

This study explored parasocial relationships (PSRs) with Harry Potter that readers from different cultures have developed. An overall sample of 2551 Potter fans from Germany (individualistic culture) and Mexico (collectivistic culture) completed an online questionnaire assessing their parasocial relationship with the character. Fans from the collectivistic culture rated Potter’s sociability higher than fans from the individualistic culture. For fans from both cultures, social attraction turned out as most important determinant of PSRs with Potter, while homophily ranked lowest. Overall, PSRs and fandom turned out to be quite similar across cultures, with some differences in character perce…

EntertainmentIndividualismIndividualistic cultureSociology and Political ScienceCommunicationCollectivismNice guySociologyFandomSocial scienceCross-cultural studiesSocial psychologyHomophilyInternational Communication Gazette
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Culture and team production

2018

Abstract This paper addresses theoretically the question whether culture has an effect on economic performance in team production, and what would be an optimal team culture. The members of a team are guided both by economic incentives and by personal norms, weighed according to their prevailing level of materialism. We assume that personal norms evolve following a dynamic driven by a combination of psychological mechanisms such as consistency and conformism. The different vectors of materialism, consistency and conformism shared by the group result in a continuum of cultures characterized by different combinations of individualism and collectivism. Team culture turns out to be a fundamental…

Economics and EconometricsOrganizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementIndividualistic cultureCognitive dissonance and conformity; Culture and performance; Individualism versus collectivism; Skills and remuneration distributions; Team production; Economics and Econometrics; Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management05 social sciencesCollectivismCulture and performanceCognitive dissonance and conformitySettore SECS-P/01 - ECONOMIA POLITICASkills and remuneration distributionsIndividualismIncentiveIncome distributionPolitical science0502 economics and businessIndividualism versus collectivismRemunerationTeam production050207 economicsMaterialismTeam productionSocial psychology050203 business & management
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