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Social Psychology, Critical Perspectives on Self and Others

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Evaluation of performance as a function of perfomers' reward and attractiveness.

  • Evaluation of performance as a function of perfomers' reward and attractiveness.

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Evaluation of performance as a function of perfomers' reward and attractiveness.

  • Evaluation of performance as a function of perfomers' reward and attractiveness.

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  • A study into the belief in a just world (BJW) theory by Lerner in 1965.
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Lecture 5: History of the death penatly

  • Lecture 5: History of the death penatly

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Lecture 4: Juror Decision Making- why do we have juries?

  • Lecture 4: Juror Decision Making- why do we have juries?

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  • Lecture notes on why we have juries and juror decision making.
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Looking Death Worth

  • Looking Death Worth

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Instructing on Death. Diamond (1992)

  • Instructing on Death. Diamond (1992)

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On the subjective quality of social justice: The role of affect as information in the psychology of justice judgments

  • On the subjective quality of social justice: The role of affect as information in the psychology of justice judgments

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  • This article argues that it is not uncommon for people forming justice judgments to lack information that is most relevant in the particular situation. In information-uncertain conditions, people may therefore construct justice judgments by relying o
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