Just Deserts : African American Judgements of Justice in Stories of Varying Cultural Relevance  

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Starr, B. James ; Kudrick, Tarl R. ; Sloan, Llyod R.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Cross-Cultural Research vol. 31 no. 2 (1997), page 137-154.
Topik: Cultural; judgement; cultural relevance

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Several standard stories used to examine beliefs in justice in other (cross -national) settings were also used in this study. Additional stories were created to examine potential hypothesized differences in this population due to the nature of the original stimulus stories. The researchers also examined ways in which the participants made their decisions. Results sugegst that determinations of justice do, indeed, have some fairly standard features, but that population specific issue also may affect judgements. These contexting factors suggest further studies to help to account for the variability in justice judgements. Important underlying dynamics may be uncovered by future studies focusing on the ways that participants arrive at their judgements.

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