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Do people still endorse inequality reduction when they risk paying for it?

2025-05-18

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<p>Humans dislike inequality. But to what degree do people endorse others who aim to reduce inequality when this entails risk to their own position? We addressed this question in five pre-registered, incentivised behavioural experiments (total N=3,700, US and British samples). We measured judgemental and behavioural endorsement of others who reduced inequality at a (financial) risk to participants finding that 1)...

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be435570-6faf-58cd-b41d-f60e47d8e800
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10.31234/osf.io/fejgk_v1
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