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Unjust World Theory: A Tripartite Model of Justice Worldviews and the Moralization of Inequality
The just world belief (JWB)—the heuristic that people get what they deserve—has long explained why people may legitimize social inequality. However, far less has been theorized about the other side of the coin: believing in an unjust world. Rather than the unjust world belief merely reflecting the a
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