Social Sciences
8 years ago

Feeling wronged by the past leads to negative societal consequences.

Feelings of Being Wronged Among Poles: Models of Experience, Determinants and Consequences
Bogdan Wojciszke, Janusz Grzelak

Paper Summary

Poles are feeling wronged by the past due to the systemic transformation. Three models of feeling wronged exist: blaming the old system, the new system, or everything. Feeling wronged is influenced by luck, education, and age. Consequences include a negative social atmosphere and moral judgments of the world.

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