In this chapter, we review past and current developments on individual differences in belief
in a just world (BJW). Research focusing on measurement of BJW has led to critiques of the …

Reporting the reliability of the scores obtained from a scale or test is part of the standard
repertoire of empirical studies in psychology. With reliability being a key concept in …

Victims of sexual violence are frequently blamed by friends, family, or legal personnel in the
aftermath of an attack, with men attributing greater blame on average than women. Victims' …

Reliability generalization studies were conducted on the motivation and learning strategies
scales of the Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire (MSLQ) to typify score …

The present study was conducted to characterize (a) the features of the thousands of primary
reports synthesized in 47 reliability generalization (RG) measurement meta-analysis studies …

Abstract The SERVE Program at Ignatius University seeks to foster the ethical development
of its participants by combining academic study of philosophy and theology with a year-long …

Research suggests support for harsher sanctions for wrongdoers increase in association
with the perceived severity of the harm caused. To date, however, research has focused …

Abstract The Global Belief in a Just World Scale (GBJWS) has been widely used in
measuring the Belief in a Just World (BJW) personality trait. Despite its widespread …

Identifying contemporary racism has been problematic as this type of racism, namely subtle
racism, is difficult to discern, and the actions in question can be easily justified by other …

HIV in the USA disproportionately affects Black young gay and bisexual men (Y-GBM). This
article presents outcomes of a pilot randomized controlled trial comparing Mobilizing our …