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DEI: Who Currently Publishes in JCR?

11 May 202111 May 2021 June Cotte 3596 Views

Recent DEI results about JCR authors from Michel Pham and Columbia University doctoral student Jacqueline Pan.

Nonprofit managers tend to prefer monetary giving over time volunteered. However, donors often prefer the opposite—to offer their time. Why?

New @JCRNEWS research by @john_costello and @selinmg investigates the role of control in charitable giving.

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Rebecca W. Reczek @rebecca_reczek·

12 May

Really enjoyed working with @ConversationUS on this write-up of our research…great editing to help academics translate their work! @john_costello https://theconversation.com/using-science-to-market-cookies-and-other-products-meant-for-pleasure-backfires-with-consumers-181904?utm_medium=amptwitter&utm_source=twitter

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