la creencia en un mundo justo como trasfondo ideológico de la representación social de la justicia
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Abstract
El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar las relaciones entre representaciones sociales e ideología, mediante el estudio de lasrelaciones entre la creencia ideológica en un mundo justo (CMJ) y la representación social de la justicia. Se administróla técnica de asociación de palabras y la escala Global de CMJ a 404 estudiantes universitarios argentinos. El núcleocentral de la representación social expresa un sentido retributivo, aunque se identificaron diferencias en sus elementosperiféricos. Los individuos con CMJ baja y media consideran la justicia como una institución social con errores en sufuncionamiento, mientras que los individuos con alta CMJ la piensan por fuera de la sociedad, sin calificarla.
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| Authors | ;ALICIA BARREIRO;JOSÉ ANTONIO CASTORINA |
| Journal | netherlands heart journal : monthly journal of the netherlands society of cardiology and the netherlands heart foundation |
| Year | 2015 |
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