The relationship between corporate social responsibility, organizational risk management and real profit management with the moderating role of managerial self-confidence

The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between corporate social responsibility, organizational risk management and real profit management with the moderating role of managerial self-confidence. This research is a descriptive study in terms of nature and method and an applied research in terms of purpose. And post-event type is included. In the course of this research, 4 hypotheses were formulated and 120 companies were selected through sampling by systematic removal method for a period of 6 years between 1393 to 1398 and data related to research variables after compilation in Excel software using software Ivy were statistically analyzed. The results of the hypothesis test showed: There is a significant inverse relationship between corporate social responsibility and organizational risk management with real profit management. Managerial self-confidence also affects the relationship between corporate social responsibility and real profit management. And managerial self-confidence affects the relationship between organizational risk management and actual profit management.