Societies worldwide are witnessing higher levels of economic inequality. While prior work
has examined ethical judgments toward inequality itself (eg,“is inequality unethical?”), less …

OBJECTIVES: To explore when and how critical care physicians experience moral distress
in the workplace and its consequences, how physicians' professional interactions with …

Background Theory and research suggest that social dominance is important for multiple
forms of psychopathology, and yet few studies have considered multiple dimensions of …

To understand who initiates social sexual behavior (SSB) at work, we examine the strength
of individuals' social sexual identity (SSI), a self-definition as a person who leverages sex …

Societies worldwide are witnessing extreme levels of economic inequality. Complementing
the existing narrative that inequality is harmful for societies, this paper asks: Does economic …

Ethics compliance is very important in the auditing profession. Ethical behavior as a social
behavior depends on the attitude and social orientations of the society. One of these …

This research was conducted with the aim of investigating the role of digital leadership and
technology flexibility in intelligent decision-making with the mediation of intellectual ethics …

Organizational leaders often face choices where harming a few employees benefits the
business overall, eg, downsizing under crisis. We theorized that such trade-offs foster …

Introduction Power and morality both involve desirable resources. Power is defined as
having asymmetric control over desirable resources (eg, money; Emerson, 1962; Magee & …

In the current chapter, I discuss how having a position of power changes people—the
intrapersonal effects of power—and focus on how power changes individuals' judgments of …