Conspiracy beliefs predict perceptions of procedural justice [PDF]
Scientific ReportsDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, people believing in political COVID-19 conspiracies likely perceived that the government executed power unfairly (i.e., low procedural justice), which might have contributed to the questioning of the government’s legitimacy.
Svenja B. Frenzel +3 more
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Effects of procedural justice on prospective antidepressant medication prescription: a longitudinal study on Swedish workers [PDF]
BMC Public Health, 2020 Background Procedural justice has been linked to several mental health problems, but most studies have used self-reported data. There exist a need to assess the link between procedural justice and health using outcomes that are not only self-reported ...
Viktor Persson +3 more
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The Importance of Perceived Procedural Justice Among Defendants With a Non-Western Background Involved in Dutch Criminal Cases [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 This study aims to put perceived procedural justice to a critical test in the context of Dutch criminal court hearings. To that end, we surveyed 198 criminal defendants to examine whether their perceptions of procedural fairness were significantly ...
Lisa F. M. Ansems +3 more
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Make Me Want to Pay. A Three-Way Interaction Between Procedural Justice, Distributive Justice, and Power on Voluntary Tax Compliance [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2019 Tax compliance involves a decision where personal benefits come at the expense of society and its members. We explored the roles of procedural and distributive justice and citizens’ perceptions of the tax authority’s power in stimulating voluntary tax ...
Marius van Dijke +3 more
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The mediating role of procedural justice on the relationship between job analysis and employee performance in Jordan Industrial Estates [PDF]
Heliyon, 2020 Job analysis and employees' perception of justice have a significant influence on employee performance within an organization. This study examined the relationships between job analysis, job performance, and procedural justice among local employees in ...
Mohamed Mahmoud Khtatbeh +3 more
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Procedural Justice and Innovation: Does Procedural Justice Foster Innovative Behavior?
Psychology, 2012 The influence of procedural justice on intended innovative behavior was studied in a sample of students and employees. Although earlier studies suggests that procedural justice increases innovation-related behavior such as spontaneous cooperation, so far systematic research is scarce. Results indicated that the provision of voice increased participants’
Streicher, Bernhard +3 more
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When Employees Experience Low Levels of Job Autonomy, Fair Procedures Buffer Unfair Outcomes
Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 Organizations play a key role in maintaining employee wellbeing. Some research suggests that one way to protect employee wellbeing is to treat them fairly (procedural justice), especially when fair job outcomes (distributive justice) cannot be ensured ...
Lisanne Versteegt +4 more
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Procedural Justice in Online Deliberation: Theoretical Explanations and Empirical Findings
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2021 This article reviews extant conceptualizations of procedural justice and reports the results of an empirical study testing the effects of fair deliberation.
Leanne Chang, Weiyu Zhang
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Distributive and Procedural Justice and Political Trust in Europe
Frontiers in Political Science, 2021 Previous research underlines that a political system's adherence to principles of distributive and procedural justice stimulates citizens' political trust.
Christian Schnaudt +2 more
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