An illustration of how being treated in genuinely fair and just ways lowers distrust, polarization, and unfounded conspiracy thinking.
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Kees van den Bos is Professor of Social Psychology and Professor of Empirical Legal Science at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. His research answers basic questions as to why perceived fairness and justice matter so much to people. These insights are used by citizens, practitioners, and governments to understand and prevent conflicts and discontent in society.
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