Third Party Reactions to Supervisor Abuse: The Roles of Perceived Responsibility and Moral Intensity

Abstract

Thank you for being there , through every laugh, through every tear. You helped me not to be scared, about the things that I feared. Thank you for the love that you have shown, when you knew I would have blown. You are an important person in my life, You've helped me deal with my strife. From time to time you always listened, and when you did so your eyes always glistened. You never put me down , and you always knew how to tum my frown upside-down. Thank you for being there for me , and letting me be who I want to be. A Po em by Stacy Arruda My PhD journey has been meaningful and my sincerest appreciation to those who have made this endeavor possible: God Almighty, for the strength and wisdom Daddy Leo and Mommy Angelina , for the unconditional love and care Prof. Simon Lloyd D. Restubog, for the academic direction and guidance Prof. Prashant Bordia, Prof. George Chen, and Dr. Alessandra Capezio, for the valuable advice and feedback ANU and UNSW fellow PhD students and friends , for the moral support and encouragement My Siblings (Abigail, Arvin, Leynard, and Laarni), for the help and generosity Leila, Avril, and Leitham, for the affection and appreciation