The Development and Prospect of Researches on Justice Sensitivity

Xie, Xing; Liu, Yi; Wu, Wei

doi:10.3724/sp.j.1042.2012.00301

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“…Specifically, moral knowledge and affection (e.g., shy individuals’ emotions and relative deprivation) work together to influence the interpretation of cues, clarification of goals, and response decisions (Gao & Chen, 2008). Moral sensitivity is a moral knowledge structure influenced by moral schemas (Zheng & Cen, 2007) and is described as “the awareness of how one’s actions affect others and the different responses that are available to the actor in an ethical situation” (Jordan, 2007, p. 324). It is the perception and interpretation of whether a situation is ethical or nonethical and includes perspective-taking and empathy about how actions affect others, imagining cause-effect chains of events, and considering moral norms or principles regarding the specific situation (Zheng & Cen, 2007).…”

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“…Moral sensitivity is a moral knowledge structure influenced by moral schemas (Zheng & Cen, 2007) and is described as “the awareness of how one’s actions affect others and the different responses that are available to the actor in an ethical situation” (Jordan, 2007, p. 324). It is the perception and interpretation of whether a situation is ethical or nonethical and includes perspective-taking and empathy about how actions affect others, imagining cause-effect chains of events, and considering moral norms or principles regarding the specific situation (Zheng & Cen, 2007). A study revealed that people with high moral sensitivity are less likely to engage in bullying behavior and online shaming (Robert & Tomas, 2013; Ge, 2020).…”

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Do Shy Individuals Engage in Cyber Aggression? The Multiple Mediation of Passive Use and Relative Deprivation and the Moderation of Moral Sensitivity

Zhao

Guo

Jiao

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Social Science Computer Review

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Shyness has been shown to be linked to aggression. However, whether this relationship occurs in cyberspace and the mechanisms that might affect it are largely unexplored. Based on the social fitness model, the current study examined the relationship between shyness and cyber aggression, as well as the mediating roles of passive use and relative deprivation. Moreover, according to the integration of the social information processing model and moral domain theory, moral sensitivity serves as a moderator in the direct and indirect links between shyness and cyber aggression. A total of 700 Chinese college students ( M age = 18.68, 53.57% women) participated in the current study and completed multiple questionnaires, namely, the Shyness Scale, Cyber-Aggression Scale, Passive Use of Social Network Site Scale, Relative Deprivation Scale, and Ethical Sensitivity Scale. The results showed that shyness was positively associated with cyber aggression through the multiple mediating effects of passive use and relative deprivation. Additionally, moderated mediation analysis indicated that moral sensitivity moderated the direct and indirect relationship between shyness and cyber aggression. A high level of moral sensitivity weakened the association of shyness with cyber aggression and the association of relative deprivation with cyber aggression, supporting the moderated mediation model. This study implicates the underlying mechanisms of the relationship between shyness and cyber aggression and preventative interventions to reduce the risk of cyber aggression.

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Section: A Review Of the Literaturementioning

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confidence: 99%

Do Shy Individuals Engage in Cyber Aggression? The Multiple Mediation of Passive Use and Relative Deprivation and the Moderation of Moral Sensitivity

Zhao

Guo

Jiao

et al. 2023

Social Science Computer Review

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“…This study only selects victim sensitivity and perpetrator sensitivity for two reasons. First, studies have shown that observer sensitivity and beneficiary sensitivity have a high correlation, with non-ideal discriminant validity (Xie et al, 2013). Second, since the sensitivities of victims and beneficiaries to unfair events under the circumstance of active participation can be regarded as two opposite types, it aims to compare and study the knowledge hiding of these two justice sensitivity types.…”

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Influencing Mechanism of Justice Sensitivity on Knowledge Hiding in the Chinese Context

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Good knowledge management is important for enterprises to maintain competitive advantage; however, the knowledge hiding behavior may hinder this process. Based on the conservation of resources and psychological ownership theories, using a chain intermediary model, this study investigates the effect of justice sensitivity on knowledge hiding through perceived time pressure and territoriality, and further tests the moderating role of territoriality. For the study, we collected 436 questionnaires from China through the Wenjuanxing Sample Service, of which 391 were valid. We then conducted multiple regression analysis and employed the bootstrap method for our tests. The results show that victim sensitivity has a significant effect on perceived time pressure, territoriality, and knowledge hiding, and that a chain mediating effect of perceived time pressure and territoriality is established between justice sensitivity and knowledge hiding. Further, territoriality has a positive moderating effect on perceived time pressure and knowledge hiding, while the mediating effect of perceived time pressure on justice sensitivity and knowledge hiding is also moderated by territoriality. Further, the study offers important practical implications in that enterprises should not blindly pursue results by making employees work excessively overtime. And there should have rationalized regulations in organization to ensure justice. The management should pay close attention to the psychological problems of victim and perpetrator. Instead, enterprises should have a certain degree of control, offer rationales for overtime work, and give high wages to the employees to compensate for their time, thus making the employees feel the worthiness of their overtime work and reducing the probability of engaging in knowledge hiding behaviors.

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The Development and Prospect of Researches on Justice Sensitivity

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Do Shy Individuals Engage in Cyber Aggression? The Multiple Mediation of Passive Use and Relative Deprivation and the Moderation of Moral Sensitivity

Do Shy Individuals Engage in Cyber Aggression? The Multiple Mediation of Passive Use and Relative Deprivation and the Moderation of Moral Sensitivity

Influencing Mechanism of Justice Sensitivity on Knowledge Hiding in the Chinese Context

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