Social Equality Is Rather Threatening Than Normative to Authoritarians.
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Indirect Influence of Prejudice: How and Why People Accommodate the Prejudices of Others.
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Autism × Social Psychology: A Collaboration Whose Time Has Come.
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System Trust Mediates the Relationship Between Belief in a Just World and Acceptance of Social Inequality in European Countries.
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Striving for Success and Being Seen as Virtuous: The Impact of Achievement Values on Reputation Concerns.
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Beyond the Lab—Proposing an Indigenous Psychologies Research Paradigm.
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