Titlebook: Justice in Social Relations; Hans Werner Bierhoff,Ronald L. Cohen,Jerald Greenb Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 Design.Generation.Na

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Power and Justice in Intergroup Relations This chapter explores certain aspects of this question, employing a wide variety of evidence from the social psychological literature on justice and revolutionary coalitions. Before proceeding, two potential objections to the perspective taken here must be mentioned.

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Social Context and Perceived Justicesychologists have emphasized the influence of contributions of the group members on the reward distribution. In contrast to this major interest area in justice studies, the influence of the reward allocation on the inferred input level of the group members has received relatively little attention.

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Levels of Interest in the Study of Interpersonal Justicen entire volume to equity theory, the only time since its inauguration in 1964 that a single issue has been so dedicated. The reason for this unprecedented attention was the “new mood of optimism [that] is emerging in social psychology.” This hopefulness sprang from the promise of equity theory, bec

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Group Categorization and Distributive Justice Decisionssions. Group categorization—that is, the tendency in people to categorize themselves and others into social aggregates, whereby the aggregates to which they belong are perceived as ingroups and those to which they do not belong are perceived as outgroups—has been shown to be relevant to a wide range