Justice Decision-Making Survey Form
Please complete this survey to help us understand how people make and evaluate justice-related decisions. Your responses are anonymous and will be used for research purposes only.
How important is fairness to you when making decisions involving others?
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Not important
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Extremely important
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1 is Not important, 7 is Extremely important
When faced with a moral dilemma, how often do you consider the impact on all parties involved?
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Never
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Always
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1 is Never, 7 is Always
Which of the following best describes your approach to justice-related decisions?
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Follow established rules
Consider context and flexibility
Prioritize fairness over rules
Seek consensus
Other
How confident are you in your ability to make fair decisions?
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How much do the opinions of others influence your justice-related decisions?
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Not at all
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A great deal
7
1 is Not at all, 7 is A great deal
Please rate your agreement with the following statements:
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Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
I strive to treat everyone equally.
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I believe context should affect justice decisions.
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I reflect on past decisions to improve future fairness.
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How likely are you to change your decision if new information becomes available?
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Very unlikely
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Very likely
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1 is Very unlikely, 7 is Very likely
When evaluating others’ decisions, how much weight do you give to their intentions versus outcomes?
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Only intentions matter
Mostly intentions
Both equally
Mostly outcomes
Only outcomes matter
How often do you seek advice before making a justice-related decision?
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Never
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Always
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1 is Never, 7 is Always
In your opinion, what is the most challenging aspect of making justice-related decisions?
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