Too fatigued to consume (ir)responsibly? The importance of work‐related fatigue and personal values for responsible consumption

Research concerning the intention–behaviour gap in responsible consumption has assigned a crucial role to individuals’ situational states and personal values in purchase situations. Concurrently, work psychology research has demonstrated that on‐the‐job experiences carry over to one's private life. Combining insights from responsible consumption research and action regulation theory from work psychology, we investigated whether a fatigued state...