2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbef.2020.100265
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Towards a conceptual framework for analysing impression management during face-to-face communication

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“…From a customer loyalty perspective, tourism organizations are interested in their corporate performance and the self‐projected image aimed at influencing the way tourists or consumers see them (Hellmann et al, 2020). Impression management may involve verbal or non‐verbal ways to attract and retain the attention of the targeted individual, group or population which the organization wants to impress.…”
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“…From a customer loyalty perspective, tourism organizations are interested in their corporate performance and the self‐projected image aimed at influencing the way tourists or consumers see them (Hellmann et al, 2020). Impression management may involve verbal or non‐verbal ways to attract and retain the attention of the targeted individual, group or population which the organization wants to impress.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In view of this, destinations and organizations use emblematic actions to construct and uphold their legitimacy, which attracts tourists and consumers and constitutes a share of their public image (Roth et al, 2021). Therefore, organizations are motivated by the aspiration to present a well‐crafted self‐serving view of organizational performance and may engage in attribution or concealment behaviors (Hellmann et al, 2020; Merkl‐Davies & Brennan, 2007) to promote/protect self‐image. The impression theory, therefore, suggests that the actions of an organization are motivated by concerns about the corporate image.…”
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“…However, a group decision-making process is much more than just an outcome [14]. In face-to-face meetings, decision-makers communicate (through verbal and nonverbal communication) in order to exchange perspectives, allowing them to reason, to argue, and to create new intelligence [15]. In addition, in face-to-face scenarios there is an implicit process that is respected and in which all the interaction occurs.…”
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“…A comunicação pode ser conceituada como processo interpessoal entre pares, realizado de diversas formas, como verbal e não verbal nas interações, e que possui um impacto crucial na formação de normas sociais que, por sua vez, afetam o comportamento do indivíduo. [3][4] Nessa linha de pensamento, a comunicação é uma competência descrita pela literatura como primordial para desenvolvimento de qualquer trabalho, 5 e já está preconizado pelas Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais (DCN) na formação do enfermeiro como ferramenta para prática.…”
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