Procedural justice and compliance behaviour: The mediating role of emotions

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Journal Article | Murphy, K., & Tyler, T. (2008). Procedural justice and compliance behaviour: The mediating role of emotions. European journal of social psychology, 38(4), 652-668. Read article.

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