722
Social Psychological Perspectives on Inequality and Justice

Monday, 16 July 2018: 17:30-19:20
Location: 712 (MTCC SOUTH BUILDING)
RC42 Social Psychology (host committee)

Language: English

This session has three main goals. First, to provide a comprehensive overview of different sociological social psychological lens in the study of inequality (e.g., emotions, status structures, legitimacy and so on). Second, to unveil the shared and unique features of inequality processes across social spheres (e.g., education, economy, politics and health). Third, to highlight the ways through which societal and global inequalities affect individuals' attitudes and behavior. Having these topics in mind, the session will eventually highlight and further our understanding of the unique contributions of social psychology in examining inequalities as a major sociological concern.
Session Organizer:
Clara SABBAGH, University of Haifa, Israel
Oral Presentations
722.1
A Life-Course Perspective on Attitudes Toward Distributive Justice Principles
Sebastian HÜLLE, Department of Sociology, Bielefeld University, Germany
722.2
The Sociology of Grit: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Social Stratification of Grit
Hye Won KWON, University of Iowa, USA
722.3
Underpaid Boss: Gender, Power-Status Combinations, and the Association between Under-Reward and Depression
Scott SCHIEMAN, University of Toronto, Canada; Cate TAYLOR, Indiana University, USA; Atsushi NARISADA, University of Toronto, Canada; Tetyana PUDROVSKA, University of Texas, Austin, USA
722.4
Legitimization of Wage Penalties for Mothers and Wage Premia for Fathers – Results of a Vignette Study.
Kinga WYSIENSKA-DI CARLO, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology at the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland; Zbigniew KARPINSKI, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology at the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
Distributed Papers
722.5
“Que Le Chinguen Más”: Why Do People Support Redistributive Policies in México?
Maximo JARAMILLO MOLINA, El Colegio de México, Mexico
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