Hunt-Vitell’s General Theory of Marketing Ethics Predicts ‘Attitude-Behaviour’ Gap in Pro-Environmental Domain

The excel file includes variables for testing the effectiveness of Hunt-Vittel's General marketing Theory of marketing Ethics in Pro-Environmental domain. The data are collected from 612 MTurk participants. The data includes the following variables: Pro-environmental Behaviours, Pro-environment...

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