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عملکرد پرداخت یا توزیع مجدد؟ تفاوت های فرهنگی در باورهای جهان و ترجیحات نابرابری دستمزد


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Performance pay or redistribution? Cultural differences in just-world beliefs and preferences for wage inequality


سال انتشار : 2015



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5. Study 3: Do JWBs cause preferences for redistributive compensation systems? 

Our first two studies provide support for our hypothesis that cultural differences in JWBs explain preferences for redistributive compensation systems. However, both these studies were correlational rather than experimental in design. Thus, despite the mediational effects in Study 2, it is still unclear to what extent JWBs caused the cultural differences we found between our American and French participants or whether other, uncontrolled differences between our participant groups may also have been driving our results. Although the mediation analysis in Study 2 provides direct empirical evidence of the role of JWBs in the psychological process by which culture influences preferences for redistribution (beyond the cultural difference variables controlled for in Study 1), it is important to demonstrate the causal role of JWBs in shaping these preferences via an experimental paradigm that allows us to control for potential effects of other cultural influences. To experimentally isolate, and thus demonstrate, a causal process underlying a Preference for winner-take-all payment .34***/ .25***+ .44*** .33*** Culture Just-world Beliefs Pay for Best Performer .14*/ .06+ .44*** .19** Culture -.24***/ -.17*+ .44*** -.24*** Culture Just-world Beliefs Just-world Beliefs % of payment variable (vs. fixed) .17**/ .10+ .44*** .22** Culture Just-world Beliefs Pay for Worst Performer Fig. 1. Relationship structure between variables in Study 2. Numbers represent standardized beta weights. ⁄ p < .05; ⁄⁄p < .01; ⁄⁄⁄p < .001; + standardized beta for the effect of culture when controlling for the effect JWBs. 166 D.H. Frank et al. / Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 130 (2015) 160–170 psychological phenomenon, Spencer, Zanna, and Fong (2005) proposed moderation-of-process designs. Holding participants’ national culture constant and instead experimentally manipulating JWBs as the cultural difference variable would offer strong evidence that the operation of JWBs represents a concrete psychological mechanism responsible for driving preferences for economic redistribution. Evidence from such an experimental design would imply that JWBs are one factor but not necessarily the only factor influencing redistributive preferences outside the experimental context. Other factors may also play a role, but the experimental design maximizes internal validity by controlling for these and randomly distributing any pre-existing differences across conditions.



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