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  • Self-Censorship in a Workplace: The Role of Gender, Management Position, Procedural Justice and Organizational Climate

    Dane Badawcze
    open access

    Data consist of three studies. In study 1 (N = 948) we test whether women manifest more self-censorship than men and we verify whether this effect is maintained when women and men hold managerial position. Then, we analyse the effects of procedural justice (study 2, N = 98) and communal organizational climate (study 3, N = 567) on women’s and men’s...

  • Compliance with the restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland and Sweden

    Dane Badawcze
    open access
    • K. Adamska dr hab.
    • D. Sendlak Brundin
    • P. Jurek

    Our study is aimed to check if the difference between Sweden and Poland in trust is related to negative affective reactions to authorities and law antipathy being manifestations of lack of trust and related to value-based legitimacy, behavioral legitimacy and prosocial justification of compliance with the restrictions put on citizens to limit the spread...

  • Multiple group membership and collective action: study 1&2

    Dane Badawcze
    open access

    Datasets from two studies, conducted in Poland, on the relation between identity fusion, group identification, multiple group membership, perceived injustice, and collective action intention. The purpose of the present studies was to examine (a) whether multiple group membership (in the context of opinion-based groups) relates to collective action (CA)...

  • Collective action against same-sex marriages_online research in Poland

    Dane Badawcze
    open access

    The study was conducted in the context of people opposing the equality of sexual minorities. At the beginning of the survey, each respondent was asked to mark their support for the equality of rights of heterosexual and homosexual persons, on a scale from -3 (definitely not) to 3 (definitely yes). The subsequent questions of the survey were formulated...