The belief in a just world and perceptions of discrimination.
The belief in a just world and perceptions of discrimination.
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对公正世界的信念和对歧视的看法。
DOI：
10.1080/00223980.1993.9915583
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发表时间：
1993
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通讯作者：
Siegler,IC
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作者：
Lipkus,IM;Siegler,IC
我们研究了对公正世界的信念与自我报告的个人歧视行为的频率之间的关系。相信世界是公正的美国成年人比不相信世界是公正的美国成年人更少遭受个人歧视。在各种各样的歧视领域中，对公正世界的信仰与宗教歧视的关系最为密切。对公正世界有强烈信念的人认为，他们不太可能仅仅根据一个人的年龄提供特殊的计划和资金；他们不认为年龄歧视在美国社会很普遍。
We examined the relationship between the belief in a just world and frequency of self-reported acts of personal discrimination. American adults with a strong belief in a just world reported fewer acts of personal discrimination against themselves than those with a weak belief in a just world. Among the various domains of discrimination, the belief in a just world correlated most strongly with religious discrimination. People with a strong belief in a just world felt that they would be less likely to provide special programs and funding based solely on a person's age; they did not feel that age discrimination was prevalent in American society.