Commitment of Universities in Poland to Sustainable Development

Budzanowska-Drzewiecka, Małgorzata; Tutko, Marta; Bugdol, Marek

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-17461-2_39

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“…The latter findings indicated that online review recipients were more likely to adopt information contained in online review messages if they already had a favourable attitude towards information from online reviews and information task‐fit. The results of this study were in line with the studies of Tutko (2019) and Sardar et al. (2021), who found that users’ attributes as well as attitudes towards online reviews were positively related to their helpfulness.…”

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confidence: 92%

“…However, there is limited research analysing the influence of consumers’ attitudes towards information about online reviews and how they relate to the helpfulness of online reviews. In the context of electronic words of mouth, some studies have found that attitude towards information plays a vital role in electronic words‐of‐mouth adoption (Sardar et al., 2021; Tutko, 2019). Moreover, consumer behaviour is important for assessing the effect of electronic words‐of‐mouth information.…”

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Helpfulness of online customer reviews for shopping goods and services: The perspective of signalling theory

Chu My,

Lin,

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Int Social Sci J

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To help customers get quality feedback from the huge number of online reviews, online retailers attempt to generate evaluations from consumers of how helpful product reviews are. Drawing on signalling theory, this study proposes a comprehensive model to examine the influence of factors related to the reviewer (signaller), the review (signal) and the users (readers of the signal) on online review helpfulness via e‐commerce sites and apps. This study also includes the moderating role of product categories (goods/services) in the model. Data were collected from 466 Vietnamese respondents. Using a Smart Partial Lease Square 3.0, the outcomes indicate that online review information quality, online reviewer information credibility and two dimensions of receivers (e.g. users’ attitudes towards information and information task‐fit) all have a significant influence on online review helpfulness; however, users’ need for information has no impact on the helpfulness of online reviews. Interestingly, the product type (goods vs services) has a moderating effect between online review information quality/attitude towards information and online review helpfulness. This study contributes significantly to signalling theory and online review helpfulness by comprehensively incorporating three attributes that are paramount to online reviews: the review, the reviewer and the users. Additionally, the information is enriched by the investigation of the moderating effect of product categories (goods vs services) on the context of online review helpfulness.

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Helpfulness of online customer reviews for shopping goods and services: The perspective of signalling theory

Chu My,

Lin,

et al. 2023

Int Social Sci J

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Sustainable university – Knowledge and technology transfer channels to enterprises

Kobylińska,

Irimia-Dieguez

2023

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The main aim of the article is an empirical verification of the channels through which the transfer of knowledge and technology from technical universities to enterprises takes place. The specific objective is to indicate the forms in which scientists can transfer knowledge and technology to enterprises in the field of sustainable solutions. In order to identify the features of the hidden dimensions of the university-enterprise relationship, the exploratory factor analysis (EFA) was used. The factor analysis showed that there are 3 channels through which scientists from technical universities establish relations with enterprises: the consulting and educational channel, the scientific and information channel, and the research and commercialization channel. In each of these channels, forms of knowledge and technology transfer have been identified that may relate to environmental topics for enterprises.

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Commitment of Universities in Poland to Sustainable Development

Cited by 2 publications

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Helpfulness of online customer reviews for shopping goods and services: The perspective of signalling theory

Helpfulness of online customer reviews for shopping goods and services: The perspective of signalling theory

Sustainable university – Knowledge and technology transfer channels to enterprises

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