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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"perceived injustice"”.
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The Effects of Perceived Injustice on Deference to the Law
… suggests that discrepancies between what is perceived as just and what the law requires diminish the moral credibility of the law, which is manifested in lower levels of compliance with the law generally. Two experiments are reported that empirically tested the theoretical link between …
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Work Disengagement: Motivational Regulation Shaped by Psychological Need Frustration and Perceived Injustice
<p>Employee disengagement represents a persistent global challenge, yet remains theoretically underdeveloped and is frequently conflated with burnout, behavioral withdrawal, or deviance. Building on Kahn’s (1990) original conceptualization, this dissertation reconceptualizes disengagement as a …
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Perceived injustice and its impact on job outcomes : role of jealousy and self-efficacy
Organizational injustice remains a matter of great concern due to its adverse effects on job outcomes. Extant research devoted much attention to investigate how perceptions of injustice impact employee attitudes and behaviours, but mostly through cognitive lens. However, examining the role of …
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Relation between perceived injustice and distress in cancer: meaning making and acceptance of cancer as mediators
… Cancer patients may perceive their illness as an injustice (i.e., appraise their illness as unfair, severe, and irreparable or blame others for their illness), and this may be a risk factor for distress. To date, illness-related perceptions of injustice have not been examined in cancer patients. …
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Crafting public perceptions of inequality: analysis of Korean beliefs about income inequality
… were unduly inflated; second, Koreans’ perceived injustice of the income distribution in the society, as measured by the justice gap, was relatively high; and, third, Koreans’ tolerance for unequal, if not unjust, distribution was relatively weak, given the small difference in the …
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Three Essays on Democracy, Inequality, and Redistribution in Developed Countries
… and presents the Gini coefficient of perceived social position (perceived Gini) as a country-level measure of perceived inequality. The evidence shows that perceived inequality, not actual inequality, is significantly associated with redistributive preferences, while preferences for …
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‘Talent’ Mentalities: Young People’s Experience of Being in a Sports Talent Development Programme
… young people to self-present in response to perceived injustice; and individual progress is characterised by self-regulation and the pursuit of personal empowerment. The research demonstrates that when young people are involved in active decision making about their learning and their lives …
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Increasing ecological sustainability through land justice and environmental protection for indigenous people
… for indigenous peoples argument, inspired by the perceived injustice of a bygone era. This argument is new, relevant, imperative and responds to the voices of academics, governments and others striving towards solutions to the problem of ecological un-sustainability.
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A Critical Ethnography of Pupil Resistance to Authority: How Pupil and Teacher Identities Create Spaces of Resistance in the Contemporary School
… assess their social environment and resist perceived injustice. It is also argued that pupils who express constructive forms of resistance have the potential to question the social classifications of wider capitalist society. The critical element of this thesis argues that current pedagogic …
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Insecure Millennials: Coming of Age in Seoul and Tokyo
… to competition. This in turn creates the perceived sense of relative deprivation, the source of perceived injustice. The relational approach to economic insecurity proposed in this dissertation complements the theories of risks, precarity, and neoliberal subjects that are not fully …
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The Local Drug Economy: The Case of Hashish Production in a post-Soviet Kyrgyz Village
… making by drug producing community due to perceived injustice towards people who had to survive without any state support while the elite was corrupted and governance of drug control was inconsistent; and 3) the integration of illegal hashish production to the local economy and culture. My …
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Scale and justice in water allocation
… of justice arise when resources are, or are perceived to be, in short supply. When water is allocated the rules for the distribution of the resource may result in just outcomes for some stakeholders but may create injustices for other stakeholders. Issues of scale thus form an important …