Psychology of rights and duties empirical contributions and normative commentaries

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Human rights and duties: an introduction / Norman J. Finkel and Fathali M. Moghaddam -- Universal rights and duties as normative social representations / Dario Spini and Willem Doise -- Understanding rights and duties in different cultures and contexts: observations from German and Korean adolescents / Siegfried Hoppe-Graff and Hye-On Kim -- Toward a cultural theory of rights and duties in human development / Fathali M. Moghaddam and Cara Joy Riley -- Rights and duties as group norms: implications of intergroup research for the study of rights and responsibilities / Winnifred R. Louis and Donald M. Taylor -- A deference-based perspective on duty: empowering government to define duties to oneself and to others / Tom R. Tyler -- On the commonsense justice and black-letter law relationship: at the empirical/normative divide / Norman J. Finkel -- Patients' rights and physicians' duties: implications for doctor-patient relations and the quality of health care / Philip J. Moore, Stephanie Spernak and Enid Chung -- The rightful place of human rights: incorpating individual, group, and cultural perspectives / Stephen Worchel -- An ontology for duties and rights / Rom Harré -- Taking duties seriously: to what problems are rights and duties the solution? / Thomas L. Haskell -- Theories of justice, rights, and duties: negotiating the interface between normative and empirical inquiry / Thomas A. Spragens, Jr -- Rights and duties: psychology's contributions, normative assessments, and future research / Fathali M. Moghaddam and Norman J. Finkel.