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How Inductive and Deductive Generalization Shape the Guilt-by-Association Phenomenon among Firms: Theory and Evidence
Ivana Naumovska,
Edward J. Zajac
Management and Organizations
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Innocent
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Theory of the Firm
100%
Guilt-by-association
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Corporate Misconduct
100%
Offending
75%
Negative Stereotypes
75%
Negative Spillover Effect
50%
United States
25%
Media Discourse
25%
Prediction Method
25%
Similarity Judgments
25%
Stock Market Reaction
25%
Inductive Generalization
25%
Stock Market
25%
US Firms
25%
Publicly Traded
25%
Association Prediction
25%
International Firms
25%
Prototype-based
25%
Transmission Effect
25%
Reverse Mergers
25%
Causal-based Categorization
25%
Social Sciences
Stereotypes
100%
Stock Market
66%
Classification
66%
Market Reaction
33%
Theoretical Perspective
33%
USA
33%
Psychology
Spillover Effect
100%
Prejudice
50%