“I” value justice, but “we” value relationships: Self‐construal effects on post‐transgression consumer forgiveness
Abstract
Causal attributions and brand‐relationships are known to determine how consumers react to brand transgressions. Considering both transgression controllability and brand‐relationship strength, the authors show that self‐construal moderates consumer reactions to brand transgressions. Three studies using different product and service failure scenarios demonstrate that consumers who have independent self‐construals are more forgiving when the brand...
Paper Details
Title
“I” value justice, but “we” value relationships: Self‐construal effects on post‐transgression consumer forgiveness
Published Date
Jun 12, 2015
Volume
26
Issue
2
Pages
265 - 274
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