Construct: motivations of reputation

This construct belongs to the following categories:

• motivation

This construct is used by:

• Wasko, 2005: Why Should I Share? Examining Social Capital and Knowledge Contribution in Electronic Networks of Practice
  Questions given: yes

Papers using this construct cite the following papers for the source of this construct:

• Constant et al., 1996: The Kindness of Strangers: The Usefulness of Electronic Weak Ties for Technical Advice

The following constructs were (potentially) derived from this construct:

• Intrinsic KS motivation by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Social network by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Anticipated reciprocal relationships by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• Reputation building by Witherspoon et al., 2013: Antecedents of Organizational Knowledge Sharing: A Meta-Analysis and Critique
• norm of reciprocity by Lin et al., 2009: Fostering the Determinants of Knowledge Sharing in Professional Virtual Communities
• Altruism by Hsu, 2008: Acceptance of Blog Usage: The Roles of Technology Acceptance, Social Influence and Knowledge Sharing Motivation
• Expected reciprocal benefit by Hsu, 2008: Acceptance of Blog Usage: The Roles of Technology Acceptance, Social Influence and Knowledge Sharing Motivation
• Reputation by Hsu, 2008: Acceptance of Blog Usage: The Roles of Technology Acceptance, Social Influence and Knowledge Sharing Motivation
• Trust by Hsu, 2008: Acceptance of Blog Usage: The Roles of Technology Acceptance, Social Influence and Knowledge Sharing Motivation
• Expected relationships by Hsu, 2008: Acceptance of Blog Usage: The Roles of Technology Acceptance, Social Influence and Knowledge Sharing Motivation
• norm of reciprocity by Tamjidyamcholo et al., 2013: Information Security \textendash Professional Perceptions of Knowledge-Sharing Intention under Self-Efficacy, Trust, Reciprocity, and Shared-Language
• reputation by Taylor, 2009: Knowledge Sharing among Accounting Academics in an Electronic Network of Practice
• enjoyment of helping (altruism) by Taylor, 2009: Knowledge Sharing among Accounting Academics in an Electronic Network of Practice
• commitment by Taylor, 2009: Knowledge Sharing among Accounting Academics in an Electronic Network of Practice
• reciprocity by Taylor, 2009: Knowledge Sharing among Accounting Academics in an Electronic Network of Practice
• Norm of reciprocity by Chiu et al., 2006: Understanding Knowledge Sharing in Virtual Communities: An Integration of Social Capital and Social Cognitive Theories

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