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Title: |
The Impact of State Affect on Justice Judgment:A Scenario Based Study from China |
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Source: |
International Conference on Engineering and Business Management 2012(Part 1 Enterprise Operation and Management（1）)
(pp 501-503)
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Author(s): |
Xiaojun LV, Dept. of Public Administration, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai, China, 200030 |
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Abstract: |
This study explored the relationship between state affect and justice judgment using a scenario based experiment. Seven scenarios were designed representing different levels of distributive outcomes (equal vs. better vs. worse vs. unknown) and procedures (voice vs. no voice vs. implicit no voice). A total of 126 participants randomly assigned to positive or negative affect conditions made justice judgments on those scenarios. Results showed that state affect and distributive outcomes had a significant interactive effect on justice judgments, as did state affect and distributive procedures.
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