The Justice Motive as a Personal Resource
Dealing with Challenges and Critical Life Events
- 252 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The book explores the concept of a justice motive, arguing that belief in a just world significantly shapes human behavior across all ages and situations. It highlights how this belief is essential for fostering a sense of fairness and plays a crucial role in promoting mental health. The author examines its impact on individuals dealing with everyday challenges as well as critical life events, suggesting that this belief system is a fundamental aspect of psychological well-being.
