The impact of incentivizing participation in voluntary green programs on service satisfaction / (Record no. 77722)

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Thesis Level M.Sc
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Classification number Cai01.05.01.M.Sc.2020.De.I
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Personal name Deema Abdallah Bazaraa
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Title The impact of incentivizing participation in voluntary green programs on service satisfaction /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Deema Abdallah Bazaraa ; Supervised Abeer Mahrous , Mohamed Elsharnouby
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Cairo :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Deema Abdallah Bazaraa ,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2020
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Dissertation note Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Commerce - Department of Business Administration
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Summary, etc. Purpose: The purpose of this research is to examine the effect of participation in green programs on warm glow and satisfaction and how incentivizing participation can play a moderating role. Design/methodology/approach: Two pilot studies and three experimental studies were carried out. One pilot study aimed at determining what amount of incentive is considered to be low or high while the other aimed at testing the experiments on a small scale before carrying them out on a large scale. Regarding the experiments, the first study aimed at examining the effect of green program participation on warm glow and how warm glow mediates the relationship between participation in voluntary green programs and satisfaction.The second and third studies aimed at examining how manipulating the type and level of incentives can affect the relationship between participation in voluntary green programs, warm glow and satisfaction. Data were tested and analyzed using SPSS and PROCESS macro. Findings: This research finds that compared to green programs using no incentive, green programs using low self-benefiting incentive decrease satisfaction among the green program{u2019}s participants group while increase satisfaction among the green program{u2019}s non-participants group. Green programs using high self-benefiting incentive increase satisfaction among the green program{u2019}s participants group as well as the green program{u2019}s non-participants group.Green programs using low other-benefiting incentive increase satisfaction among the green program{u2019}s participants group while decrease satisfaction among the green program{u2019}s non-participants group. Green programs iv using high other-benefiting incentive increase satisfaction among the green program{u2019}s participants group while decrease satisfaction among the green program{u2019}s non-participants group. Using low or high other-benefiting incentives in green programs produces similar results in terms of satisfaction level among both groups
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Uncontrolled term Green marketing
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Uncontrolled term Green programs
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Uncontrolled term Warm glow
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Personal name Abeer Mahrous ,
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Personal name Mohamed Elsharnouby ,
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Cataloger Shimaa
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Dewey Decimal Classification   المكتبة المركزبة الجديدة - جامعة القاهرة قاعة الرسائل الجامعية - الدور الاول 11.02.2024 Cai01.05.01.M.Sc.2020.De.I 01010110081526000 22.09.2023 Thesis  
Dewey Decimal Classification   المكتبة المركزبة الجديدة - جامعة القاهرة مخـــزن الرســائل الجـــامعية - البدروم 11.02.2024 Cai01.05.01.M.Sc.2020.De.I 01020110081526000 22.09.2023 CD - Rom 81526.CD
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