Caring about other people’s religiosity levels or not: how relative degree of religiosity and self-construal shape donation intention

Doğan, Volkan; Tiltay, Muhammet Ali

doi:10.1007/s12144-017-9739-9

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“…More studies are needed to understand how these factors affect charitable giving behaviour. Similarly, Dogan and Tiltay (2020) examined the relationship between religiosity and intention to donate and found that the choice to donate depends on how religious the individual feels compared to their society and self-concept. Besides, the meaning of life may alter from culture to culture.…”

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The relation between donation motivations and the meaning in life

Sabah,

Oflazoğlu

2024

JIMA

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Purpose This paper aims to identify the primary motivations for clothing donations to the immediate social environment. Furthermore, a model that describes the relationship between these motivations, donation tendency and meaning in life is developed and tested. Design/methodology/approach A mixed method is applied. In the first study, interviews were conducted with 11 people determined with maximum diversity. With the factors that evolved in the first study, a survey method was applied in the second study, and 346 data were collected by convenience sampling. Findings Individual (independent and interdependent self-construals) and religious motivations for donating clothes to the immediate social surroundings emerge from the interview results. The second study focuses on the relationship between the concept of meaning in life and donation and the possible drivers of donation identified in the first study. A positive relationship was hypothesised between independent self-construal/ intrinsic religiosity/donation tendency and life meaning, as well as between interdependent self-construal and donation tendency. The research results validated all of the hypotheses. The relationship between independent self-construal/intrinsic religiosity and donating behaviour was statistically insignificant. Originality/value The current study's findings contain three features that support and enrich previous literature. The first thing is to identify the motivations for the donation tendency. The second issue is considering the meaning of life in terms of its motivations. The final point is to think about donating from a mixed-method perspective. This perspective, in particular, has the potential to provide a comprehensive understanding of the phenomena under discussion.

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The relation between donation motivations and the meaning in life

Sabah,

Oflazoğlu

2024

JIMA

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“…Instead, the swing between interdependent and independent self-construals develops as a new trend in Westernized Asian societies such as Singapore (Ng and Lai, 2010;Kumar, 2013). It is imperative to examine dual self-construal considering the wideranging influence that self-construal has on societal outcomes from altruism (Dogan and Tiltay, 2020), environmental behavior (Dogan and Ozmen, 2019), conflict management (Oetzel, 1998), and subjective well-being (Cheng et al, 2011).…”

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The Influence of Tertiary Education Disciplines on Self-Construals and Conflict Management Tendencies

2021

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While cultural difference on self-construal are well-documented, how acculturation to a new cultural environment could change an individual’s self-construal remains under-explored. In this research, how tertiary education disciplines could be associated with the endorsement of self-construals which, in turn, affect students’ conflict management tendencies were explored. Study 1 revealed that across the United States and Singapore, college students from business and social science disciplines exhibited the trend of endorsing more independent and interdependent self-construal respectively, regardless of the different dominant self-construals in the two countries. Study 2 explored how tertiary education disciplines is associated with individuals’ conflict management tendencies via the endorsement of different self-construals among Singaporeans. Findings showed that individuals from business discipline possess a more independent self-construal and in turn endorsed more of a competing conflict management style than those from social sciences. Different disciplinary cultures could link to conflict management tendencies via the endorsement of self-construals, yielding significant theoretical and practical implications.

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A Behavioral model to examine religiosity & generosity

Umer

2021

Curr Psychol

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Caring about other people’s religiosity levels or not: how relative degree of religiosity and self-construal shape donation intention

Cited by 3 publications

References 39 publications

The relation between donation motivations and the meaning in life

The relation between donation motivations and the meaning in life

The Influence of Tertiary Education Disciplines on Self-Construals and Conflict Management Tendencies

A Behavioral model to examine religiosity & generosity

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