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It is no accident that the first systematic study of the psychology of procedural justice involved the application of psychological method and knowledge to legal issues: few areas of human endeavor place as much emphasis on procedure and process as does the law. As will be seen in later chapters, the procedures used in other social institutions provoke
E. Allan Lind, Tom R. Tyler
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It is no accident that the first systematic study of the psychology of procedural justice involved the application of psychological method and knowledge to legal issues: few areas of human endeavor place as much emphasis on procedure and process as does the law. As will be seen in later chapters, the procedures used in other social institutions provoke
E. Allan Lind, Tom R. Tyler
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Procedural justice in bargaining games
Proceedings of the Behavioral and Quantitative Game Theory: Conference on Future Directions, 2010I consider several variants of dictator and ultimatum games in which the proposer not only offers an allocation of funds but also selects the rules that will govern that distribution. In the dictator/ultimatum choice game, the proposer first selects whether or not the receiver will have the power to reject the offer.
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What Constitutes Fairness in Work Settings? A Four-Component Model of Procedural Justice
Human Resource Management Review, 2003Tom R. Tyler
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The Effects of Procedural and Informational Justice in the Integration of Related Acquisitions
Strategic Management Journal, 2009Bruce T Lamont, Kimberly M Ellis
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