Inducing Awe in Job Advertisements: The Impact of Emotions on Job Attractiveness & Intention to Pursue the Job among Job Seekers

This study primarily investigates the effect of awe-inducing job advertisements on job attraction & intention to pursue the job. Participants will be exposed to job advertisements from a sustainability-focused company with either awe-inducing, happiness-inducing, or neutral imagery.

Publication Details

Journal
Open Science Framework
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/43hbx
Primary Topic
Media Influence and Health
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Inducing Awe in Job Advertisements: The Impact of Emotions on Job Attractiveness & Intention to Pursue the Job among Job Seekers

Open Science Framework
Media Influence and Health
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Inducing Awe in Job Advertisements: The Impact of Emotions on Job Attractiveness & Intention to Pursue the Job among Job Seekers

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Abstract

This study primarily investigates the effect of awe-inducing job advertisements on job attraction & intention to pursue the job. Participants will be exposed to job advertisements from a sustainability-focused company with either awe-inducing, happiness-inducing, or neutral imagery.

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