The present study attempts to understand what makes hoarders agree to give their unwanted possessions away to charity. Our findings indicate that it is important for hoarders 1) to know the profile of the end-recipient (“who is the item going to?”) and 2) to be able to assess the legitimacy of the end-recipient’s needs (will the items go to “the right people?”). Charities tend not to disclose such information, limiting hoarders’ trust in them. Our results extend current knowledge on deterrents to charitable giving by showing the negative impact of lack of communication regarding what becomes of the donated items
Many people with hoarding problems have never been married and live by themselves. Further, treatmen...
Many people with hoarding problems have never been married and live by themselves. Further, treatmen...
This dissertation investigates how feelings of ownership drive people to donate their physical goods...
The present study attempts to understand what makes hoarders agree to give their unwanted possession...
Despite substantial advances in research on hoarding disorder over the past decade, the mechanisms d...
This article confronts the challenges of charity merchandising and competition for secondhand goods ...
This article confronts the challenges of charity merchandising and competition for secondhand goods ...
This article confronts the challenges of charity merchandising and competition for secondhand goods ...
International audienceBased on a 6-months-ethnography research, we study how consumers choose betwee...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to investigate consumers' motivation to accumulate obsole...
The experiment investigated how job role identification can affect how people interact with a charit...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
Many people with hoarding problems have never been married and live by themselves. Further, treatmen...
Many people with hoarding problems have never been married and live by themselves. Further, treatmen...
This dissertation investigates how feelings of ownership drive people to donate their physical goods...
The present study attempts to understand what makes hoarders agree to give their unwanted possession...
Despite substantial advances in research on hoarding disorder over the past decade, the mechanisms d...
This article confronts the challenges of charity merchandising and competition for secondhand goods ...
This article confronts the challenges of charity merchandising and competition for secondhand goods ...
This article confronts the challenges of charity merchandising and competition for secondhand goods ...
International audienceBased on a 6-months-ethnography research, we study how consumers choose betwee...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to investigate consumers' motivation to accumulate obsole...
The experiment investigated how job role identification can affect how people interact with a charit...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
This article explores the processes whereby things are donated, or not donated, to charity shops. I ...
Many people with hoarding problems have never been married and live by themselves. Further, treatmen...
Many people with hoarding problems have never been married and live by themselves. Further, treatmen...
This dissertation investigates how feelings of ownership drive people to donate their physical goods...