| 英文摘要 |
This study explored how companies use Facebook to communicate environmental risk and how message communication strategies, online comments, and corporate environmental efficacy or hypocrisy shape public perception. As suggested by results from 484 experimental surveys, collective efficacy shows significant differences among four types of textual messages used. Communication message strategies and positive/negative comments had a significant interaction effect on perceptions of corporate citizenship image, with exposure to rhetorical strategy + negative comments clearly resulting in the greatest negative effect. Perceived corporate hypocrisy negatively affected public perception of corporate trustworthiness, corporate citizenship, and eWOM. |