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Equity, equality, and need: Three principles of justice or one? An analysis of “equity as desert”
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Attentional focus and locus of performance causality as determinants of equity behavior.
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Equity and equality as clues to the relationship between exchange participants
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An Attributional Analysis of Interpersonal Justice: Ability and Effort as Inputs in the Allocation of Gain and Loss
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The justice motive: Some hypotheses as to its origins and forms
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Inequity and interpersonal conflict: Reward allocation and secrecy about reward as methods of preventing conflict.
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On mediating equity, equality, and self-interest: The role of self-presentation in social exchange
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The Justice of Need and the Activation of Humanitarian Norms
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