Across cultures humans care deeply about morality and create institutions, such as criminal
courts, to enforce social norms. In such contexts, judges and juries engage in complex social …

Humans from a very early age are deeply sensitive to issues of justice and fairness, both in
their own lives and in the lives of others. Most people are highly motivated to pursue justice …

Purpose Drawing on organizational justice theory, this study aims to investigate how
perceived organizational exploitation induces frontline hospitality employees' organizational …

By mid‐March 2020, most countries had implemented nationwide lockdown policies aimed
at decelerating the spread of SARS‐CoV‐2. At that time, nobody knew how long these …

We proposed that effects of illegitimate tasks, which comprise unreasonable and
unnecessary tasks, on self-esteem and counterproductive work behavior (CWB) are …

Humans form ideas of fairness, and they assess the fairness or unfairness of the rewards
that they and others receive. These ideas and assessments set in motion a large train of …

Justice, in its many guises, is a fundamental feature of all social groups, inspiring discourse
in many disciplines. Philosophers debate prescriptions for the just society. Economists …

The present chapter describes the current state of affairs regarding the psychology of justice.
We will give an overview of the most influential psychological theories of (in) justice …

The effects of climate change lead to increasing social injustice and hence justice is
intrinsically linked to a socio-ecological transformation. In this study, we investigate whether …

Since its beginnings as a subdiscipline of psychology (eg, Allport, 1937; Shand, 1914),
personality psychology has aimed at two different though related goals (see eg, Cervone …