A three-level meta-analysis of belief in a just world and antisociality: Differences between sample types and scales
Abstract
Belief in a just world is a positive illusion believing we live in a world where we can get what we deserve. The effect of belief in a just world on antisociality remains unclear. This meta-analysis aimed to explore the relationship between belief in a just world and antisociality, including emotional, attitudinal, and behavioral indictors. The results that based on 39 articles from a sample size of N = 14,091 showed that belief in a just world...
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Title
A three-level meta-analysis of belief in a just world and antisociality: Differences between sample types and scales
Published Date
Nov 1, 2021
Volume
182
Pages
111065 - 111065
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