JUST WORLD BELIEFS IN 12 SOCIETIES
JUST WORLD BELIEFS IN 12 SOCIETIES
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DOI：
10.1080/00224545.1993.9712149
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发表时间：
1993-06-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
FURNHAM, A
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作者：
FURNHAM, A
来自12个国家的近1,700名心理学学生完成了Rubin和Peplau（1973）公正世界信仰量表，该量表测量人们认为世界公正或不公正的程度。对比额表中公正和不公正的世界组成部分分别进行了分析，两者之间存在着很大的差异，而且预测的差异也很大。然而，在每个社会中几乎没有性别差异。按等级排序的公正世界和不公正世界得分与霍夫施泰德（1984）发现的两个文化维度（权力距离和个人主义）显著相关。
Nearly 1,700 psychology students from 12 countries completed the Rubin and Peplau (1973) Just World Beliefs Scale, which measures the extent to which people believe the world is just or unjust. There were large and predicted differences for both the just and unjust world components of the scale, which were analyzed separately. However, there were few sex differences within each society. Rank-ordered just world and unjust world scores correlated significantly with two of the cultural dimensions (power-distance and individualism) that were found by Hofstede (1984).