Two experimental tests of relational models of procedural justice: Non-instrumental voice and authority group membership

Platow, Michael; Eggins, Rachael; Chattopadhyay, Rachana; Brewer, Gregory; Hardwick, Lisa; Milsom, Laurin; Brocklebank, Jacinta; Lalor, Therese; Martin, Rebecca; Quee, Michelle; Vassallo, Sara; Welsh, Jennifer

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Two experimental tests of relational models of procedural justice: Non-instrumental voice and authority group membership

Date

2012

Authors

Platow, Michael

Eggins, Rachael

Chattopadhyay, Rachana

Brewer, Gregory

Hardwick, Lisa

Milsom, Laurin

Brocklebank, Jacinta

Lalor, Therese

Martin, Rebecca

Quee, Michelle

Publisher

The British Psychological Society

Abstract

In both a laboratory experiment (in Australia) using university as the basis of group membership, and a scenario experiment (in India) using religion as the basis of group membership, we observe more favourable respect and fairness ratings in response to