A Preliminary Experimental Examination of Worldview Verification, Perceived Racism, and Stress Reactivity in African Americans
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Summary
Among African Americans with a strong belief in justice, perceived racism, cortisol, and C-reactive protein responses to low distributive justice were higher when procedural justice was low, however, these responses wereHigher when a low level of distributiveJustice was coupled with high procedural justice.
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- 2016-04-01
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Political science
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