Injustice Without Evidence: The Unique Role of Conspiracy Theories in Social Justice Research [0.03%]
无证据的不公：阴谋论在社会正义研究中的独特作用
Jan-Willem van Prooijen
Jan-Willem van Prooijen
Conspiracy theories are widespread and have a profound impact on society. The present contribution proposes that conspiracy theories are explanatory narratives that necessarily contain justice judgments, as they include attributions of blam...
Zainab Baloch,Muhammad Zahid Iqbal,Malik Ikramullah et al.
Zainab Baloch et al.
This paper seeks to understand the association between ratees' relational justice perceptions and their feedback acceptance, both directly and through leader-member exchange (LMX). The paper also examines the moderated mediation effect of s...
Can Personality Traits Predict Depression during the COVID-19 Pandemic? [0.03%]
人格特质可以预测COVID-19大流行期间的抑郁症状吗？
Gabriel Nudelman,Shanmukh Vasant Kamble,Kathleen Otto
Gabriel Nudelman
The emotional costs of the COVID-19 pandemic have raised concerns among clinicians and scholars. The goal of the current study was to test whether or not neuroticism, conscientiousness, and personal belief in a just world are associated wit...
Downloaded Work, Sideloaded Work, and Financial Circumstances: The Contemporary Worker's Experience of Equity and Need Principles [0.03%]
已下载的工作、侧载的工作和财务状况：当代工作者的公平与需求原则体验
Atsushi Narisada,Philip J Badawy,Scott Schieman
Atsushi Narisada
People value being paid appropriately for their work-but national surveys indicate that many working adults report a discrepancy between what they actually earn and what they think they should justly earn. This evidence provides an impetus ...
Victoria Charlton,Annette Rid
Victoria Charlton
All healthcare systems operate with limited resources and therefore need to set priorities for allocating resources across a population. Trade-offs between maximising health and promoting health equity are inevitable in this process. In thi...
Legitimating Racial Discrimination: Emotions, Not Beliefs, Best Predict Discrimination in a Meta-Analysis [0.03%]
正当的种族歧视：元分析中情绪而不是信念最能预测歧视
Cara A Talaska,Susan T Fiske,Shelly Chaiken
Cara A Talaska
Investigations of racial bias have emphasized stereotypes and other beliefs as central explanatory mechanisms and as legitimating discrimination. In recent theory and research, emotional prejudices have emerged as another, more direct predi...
Justice in health care decision-making: patients' appraisals of health care providers and health plan representatives [0.03%]
医疗卫生决策中的公平感——患者对医疗服务提供者及医疗计划代表的评价
Mark Fondacaro,Bianca Frogner,Rudolf Moos
Mark Fondacaro
This study describes the development of two versions of a Health Care Justice Inventory (HCJI). One version focuses on patients' interactions with their providers (HCJI-P) and the other focuses on patients' interactions with the representat...
Fairness and health care decision making: testing the group value model of procedural justice [0.03%]
程序公平与医疗卫生决策：群体现值模型的作用
V Murphy-Berman,T Cross,M Fondacaro
V Murphy-Berman
Considerable research has supported the notion that procedural justice is important to individuals independent of outcome considerations. Tyler and his associates (Lind and Tyler, 1988; Lind and Earley 1992; Tyler, 1989) proposed that this ...
Volker H Schmidt
Volker H Schmidt
Prescriptions for justice: using social accounts to legitimate the exercise of professional control [0.03%]
正义的处方：运用社会认同确立职业规范的合法性
Sim B Sitkin,Kathleen M Sutcliffe,G Lyman Reed
Sim B Sitkin