Are PSM and prosocial motiv equally related to ethics? What are the implications for public and nonprofit sectors? In a new chapter, Jessica Breaugh and I articulate some answers and provide avenues for further research. Of course, empirical studies need to test our arguments! 🧑‍🔬⚠️

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Hot off the press! Jessica Breaugh & Guillem Ripoll conduct a #vignette #experiment with 1512 subjects & provide empirical evidence to differentiating #PSM from likeminded concepts. PSM is mainly oriented to society at large rather than individual users buff.ly/3j6KvFC

An excellent new contribution to the much-needed conversation on how PSM differs from other types of motivation

Yet another fantastic and fun collaboration with Guillem Ripoll. We empirically test new theoretical developments of PSM using a survey experiment. We met IRSPM in 2016. 3 publications later, we are still collaborating on all things #Motivation 😁

@oneumann_ch Wouter Vandenabeele Jessica Breaugh Thank you very much Oliver! I still remember the presentation of the first paper in Budapest... Hope to see you soon and chat a bit. Looks like everything is fine 🙂

Happy to get this in the mail today! Thank you Randall Davis and Ed Stazyk for inviting me to contribute a chapter to this great Elgar Publishing handbook!!

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