Moazzam Abbas

Mr. Moazzam Abbas

School of Management, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430074, China.
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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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16 November 2018 in Sustainability
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Moazzam Abbas
YGYongqiang Gao
Yongqiang Gao
Sayyed Sadaqat Hussain ShahSayyed Sadaqat Hussain Shah
Sayyed Sadaqat Hussain Shah
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) image positively affects customer outcomes. Despite researchers’ interest in the investigation of company favoring outcomes still, there is a need to further examine the psychological mechanisms that generate these outcomes. Customer engagement (CE) is a state of mind that drives customer behavior. The role of CE has been fully ignored in CSR literature. We suggest that CSR engenders CE and examine the mediating role of CE between CSR and behavioral outcomes. A survey of 455 customers of banking services in Pakistan provided empirical evidence for hypothesis testing. Structural equation modeling was used to analyze the data. We find that CSR image induces CE that gives rise to behavioral responses i.e., customer loyalty, word-of-mouth (WOM) and customer feedback. This is the first study to examine the impact of CSR on customer feedback and to investigate the mediating role of CE.

30 August 2023 in Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences
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Moazzam Abbas
ZNZubair Nawaz
Zubair Nawaz
AFAndeela Sahar Fatima
Andeela Sahar Fatima

23 March 2026 in The British Journal of Social Work
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SBSyeda Shehar Bano
Syeda Shehar Bano
MAMoazzam Abbas
Moazzam Abbas
Ecofriendly childcare not only reduces our current environmental footprint but also cultivates a culture of eco-friendliness that will endure for the next generation. Despite growing scholarly interest in sustainable behaviors, the research on ecofriendly childcare has received little attention, and understanding of its antecedents has remained limited. To address this issue, we analyzed 15,032 survey responses of parents involved in childcare from 27 European countries using ordered logistic regression and partial least squares path modeling. It was found that parents’ health and involvement in household chores positively influence ecofriendly childcare. Interestingly, migrated parents were found to be more ecofriendly than the local ones. Parents’ engagement in prosocial and recreational activities also encourages parents to adopt sustainable practices in caregiving. Further, it was revealed that parents living in regions of high environmental risks are more likely to practice environment-friendly childcare. Among demographic covariates, income exhibited no effect on the sustainable care of children. The findings offer vital and actionable insights to policymakers to promote ecofriendly childcare.

27 August 2026 in Journal of Business Research
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MAMoazzam Abbas
Moazzam Abbas
LGLuo Guang
Luo Guang
HIHuma Iftikhar
Huma Iftikhar