Understanding Judgments of Fairness in A Real-World Political Context : A Test of The Value Protection Model of Justice Reasoning  

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Skitka, Linda J. ; Mullen, Elizabeth

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 28 no. 10 (2002), page 1419-1429.
Topik: JUSTICE; justice reasoning; understanding judgments; value protection model; real-world political context; fairness
Fulltext: 1419PSPB2810.pdf (114.05KB)

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Current theories of justice emphasize social identity reasons for why people care about justice to the relative neglect of personal identity concerns, that is, people’s need to express, defend, and live up to personal moral standards. The authors present a value protection model that predicts that self - expressive moral positions or stands ("moral mandates") are important determinants of how people reason about fairness. Hypotheses were tested and supported in the context of a natural experiment : reactions of a national random sample of adults to the Elián González case pre - raid, post - raid, and then post - resolution of the case. Models that included strength of moral mandates, but not pre - raid judgments of procedural fairness, best predicted reactions to the raid and post - resolution judgments of both procedural and outcome fairness and were associated with expressions of moral outrage and attempts to morally cleanse.

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