Children's distributive justice reasoning: A standardized and objective scale.

Enright, Robert D.; Franklin, Christina C.; Manheim, Lesley A.

doi:10.1037//0012-1649.16.3.193

Developmental Psychology

1980

DOI: 10.1037//0012-1649.16.3.193

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Children's distributive justice reasoning: A standardized and objective scale.

Robert D. Enright¹,

Christina C. Franklin²,

Lesley A. Manheim³

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La ontogenia de la cognición cooperativa y las normas de equidad en dilemas distributivos

Segovia Cuellar

2024

Rev. iberoam. psicol.

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This paper explores a naturalistic and culturally situated perspective on the ontogeny of cooperative cognition and fairness norms in distributive dilemmas involving the allocation of resources. According to this approach, the process of decision-making in distributive dilemmas is grounded on general considerations about others’ well-being and the respect for everyone's interests and rights in conflictive interactions. The sense of fairness is also conceived as the outcome of social interactions and is modulated by contextual factors. However, I claim that the human sense of fairness in distributive dilemmas is certainly bounded by concrete principles that govern its expression and guide the establishment of reasonable, generalizable, and prescriptive solutions in cooperative situations. This logic is broadly confirmed by multiple pieces of evidence coming from evolutionary-informed and cross-cultural studies within behavioral sciences. Finally, I suggest that cooperative cognition and fairness norms in distributive dilemmas must be explored as scientifically relevant issues that are independent of ideological assumptions on the matter that usually end up in problematic interpretations of the empirical data.

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La ontogenia de la cognición cooperativa y las normas de equidad en dilemas distributivos

Segovia Cuellar

2024

Rev. iberoam. psicol.

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