Infants expect leaders to right wrongs, and are surprised when they don’t
We have an instinctive understanding that The Boss should fix injustice in the group.
Tag: justice
Weather and crime: is there a connection?
When temperature peaks, so does crime.
Good-looking people are more likely to feel that life is fair
When life gives you lemons... you think of it as a very sour place.
Chimps and children as young as six will try to witness antisocial behavior being punished
We're hardwired with compassion, but also ruthlessness.
Six-month olds like people who protect the weak, suggesting we’re born with a love for superheroes
We may be born with an innate sense of right and wrong.
Appointed judges outperform elected ones
Princeton University political scientists have found as part of a recent study looking to assess the performance of state supreme ...
Justice served cold before lunch time: hungry judges less likely to grant parole
Law is a highly demanding field, in which its practitioners are required to have an objective and stoic approach at ...