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• W1036128190 abstract "When people say, “I only want what’s fair,” what do they mean? Philosophers and scientists since the time of Hammurabi, Moses, Aristotle, and Mani have tried to answer this question, often producing elegant treatises on the concept of justice, but leaving people’s reliance on the term unaffected. Since the early 1960s, experimental social psychology has taken its turn on this question with similar results. We have fashioned a considerable understanding of how people react to being paid more or less than the going rate, and how they allocate a group reward. Yet, despite this bank of knowledge, conflicts of distributive justice still abound in everyday life, and social scientists who attempt to ameliorate these conflicts often find themselves stymied. One reason is that these conflicts (as well as most experiments) invariably involve a mixture of motives, of which justice is only one. Descriptions of typical experimental operations, however, rarely make mention of motives other than justice, even though subjects in these studies may also be affected by other motives: generosity, fear of retaliation, instrumental exchange, status assertion, to name but a few. As a result, our theories of the perception of justice, and its impact on human social behavior, remain underdeveloped and at times misguided. Although there are many reasons for this state (not the least of which is the youth of our endeavors in this realm), my focus in this chapter will concern two basic ambiguities in the manner in which we use and investigate the concept of justice." @default.
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• W1036128190 title "The Multidimensionality of Justice" @default.
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