Abstract Criminological studies assert that individuals’ psychological cognition and emotional resentment mediate the effect of economic deprivation on individual violence; however, a limited number have empirically addressed these subjective mediations. Furthermore, relative in Asian counties is seldom investigated. To fill this gap, we construct theoretical path models examine argument South ...

Does relative American decline lead to anti-Asian sentiment? In this research note, I argue that messages related the of United States heighten sentiment. National leads, argue, outgroup derogation in name in-group continuity and security. test my argument using a survey experiment 1,220 U.S. respondents. find respondents who are exposed prime describes China more likely express sentiment contr...

Nietzsche famously discusses a psychological condition he calls ressentiment, involving toxic, vengeful anger. I offer free-standing theory in philosophical psychology of the familiar state aptly described with this term. In process developing my account, chart terrain around ressentiment and closely related sometimes overlapping states (ordinary moral resentment, envy, vengefulness, anger, lik...

Authors of the series use various scenario techniques, creating aesthetics a black retro-crime with consciously developed allusions to end communist era in Poland. They concern: space-time, dramaturgy, props, characters and audio sphere. Their message is, on one hand, an expression certain nostalgia for lost time, other, kind resentment historically deepened criticism reality time. Solving crim...

Statistical evidence—say, that 95% of your co-workers badmouth each other—can never render resenting colleague appropriate, in the way other evidence (say, testimony a reliable friend) can. The problem statistical resentment is to explain why. We put several wider contexts: context legal theory; epistemological context—with problems like lottery paradox for knowledge, epistemic impurism and dox...

A systematic review of 53 studies of the onset conditions revealed: (1) No symptoms were reported which were without psychological antecedents, although the level of the relationship between psychological antecedent and symptom was usually only moderate or weak; (2) the psychological antecedents, in order of rank with highest first, were resentment, frustration, depression, anxiety, and helples...