Examining the relational underpinnings and consequences of system‐justifying beliefs: Explaining the palliative effects of system justification
Abstract
People often perceive social systems as fair and legitimate in order to satisfy existential, epistemic, and relational needs. Although much work has examined the existential and epistemic roots to system justification, the relational motives underlying the tendency to justify the system have received comparatively less attention. We addressed this oversight by examining the associations approach and avoidance relational goals have with system...
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Examining the relational underpinnings and consequences of system‐justifying beliefs: Explaining the palliative effects of system justification
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Jan 16, 2021
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