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ITS NOT WHAT YOU SAY IT IS HOW YOU SAY IT: a study about the influence of narratives and message framing on charitable donations

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Figure 1. Research model
Table 3 Stimulus material
table 4). These statements were both tested on a seven point Likert Scale. This same exact procedure was done for the message framing variable, to improve reliability, including the explanatory text regarding the constructs of framing, as well as the testing of the corresponding statements on a 7 point
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