Charitable giving: The role of framing and information

Claudia Keser; Hartmut Kliemt; Maximilian Späth

PLOS ONE · 2023-07-11
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Title: Charitable giving: The role of framing and information
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Evidence limits: Student laboratory sample (239 participants), ten-euro endowment, one relatively unfamiliar charity; not family offices or a field trial of major gifts. Information varied between sessions and the richest condition included emotional video content. Long-term donation substitution and charitable outcomes were not measured. Some published pairwise z/p combinations appear inconsistent; retained source is not silently corrected, and companion does not rely on those individual significance claims. Figures, tables and display equations are omitted in this narrative edition; original XML and full-text links preserve them.
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