Hinrichs Revisited: Individual Evaluations of Income Increments
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1991
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Journal Article
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Pay increases, method of limits, Weber's Law
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Psychology
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English
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103-390-744
(Last edited on
2003/07/10 17:19:43 GMT-6)
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ABSTRACT:
Building on the seminal work of Hinrichs (1969) it was posited and found that: (a) Weber's Law is an inadequate explanation of pay evaluations; (b) individual difference variables moderate Weber fractions; (c) women no longer expected less in terms of magnitudes of pay increases than did men; and (d) inflation increased evaluation thresholds.
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