University of Western Ontario., University of Toronto., University of Waterloo.

• Chapter 1 Relative Deprivation and Social Comparison: An Integrative Perspective, James M. Olson, J. Douglas Hazlewood; Chapter 2 Relative Deprivation and Explanation: Models and Concepts, Faye Crosby, Peter Muehrer, George Loewenstein; Chapter 3 A Referent Cognitions Theory of Relative Deprivation, Robert Folger; Chapter 4 Resentment About Deprivation: Entitlement and Hopefulness As Mediators of the Effects of Qualifications, James M. Olson; Chapter 5 Determinants of Subjective Well-Being, Michael Ross, Adele Eyman, Natalie Kishchuk; Chapter 6 Comparison Processes in Relative Deprivation: A Life-Span Analysis, Jerry Suls; Chapter 7 The Perception of Social Categories: Implications for the Social Comparison Process, Michael L. Atkinson; Chapter 8 Fabricating and Ignoring Social Reality: Self-Serving Estimates of Consensus, George R. Goethals; Chapter 9 Responses to Perceived Discrimination and Relative Deprivation, Kenneth L. Dion; Chapter 10 Pay Secrecy, Social Comparison, and Relative Deprivation in Organizations, André deCarufel; Chapter 11 Relative Deprivation and Social Protest: The Personal-Group Issue, Lise Dubé, Serge Guimond; Chapter 12 The Tolerance of Injustice, Joanne Martin;

University of Western Ontario., University of Toronto., University of Waterloo.

• Chapter 1 Relative Deprivation and Social Comparison: An Integrative Perspective, James M. Olson, J. Douglas Hazlewood; Chapter 2 Relative Deprivation and Explanation: Models and Concepts, Faye Crosby, Peter Muehrer, George Loewenstein; Chapter 3 A Referent Cognitions Theory of Relative Deprivation, Robert Folger; Chapter 4 Resentment About Deprivation: Entitlement and Hopefulness As Mediators of the Effects of Qualifications, James M. Olson; Chapter 5 Determinants of Subjective Well-Being, Michael Ross, Adele Eyman, Natalie Kishchuk; Chapter 6 Comparison Processes in Relative Deprivation: A Life-Span Analysis, Jerry Suls; Chapter 7 The Perception of Social Categories: Implications for the Social Comparison Process, Michael L. Atkinson; Chapter 8 Fabricating and Ignoring Social Reality: Self-Serving Estimates of Consensus, George R. Goethals; Chapter 9 Responses to Perceived Discrimination and Relative Deprivation, Kenneth L. Dion; Chapter 10 Pay Secrecy, Social Comparison, and Relative Deprivation in Organizations, André deCarufel; Chapter 11 Relative Deprivation and Social Protest: The Personal-Group Issue, Lise Dubé, Serge Guimond; Chapter 12 The Tolerance of Injustice, Joanne Martin;

University of Western Ontario., University of Toronto., University of Waterloo.

• Chapter 1 Relative Deprivation and Social Comparison: An Integrative Perspective, James M. Olson, J. Douglas Hazlewood; Chapter 2 Relative Deprivation and Explanation: Models and Concepts, Faye Crosby, Peter Muehrer, George Loewenstein; Chapter 3 A Referent Cognitions Theory of Relative Deprivation, Robert Folger; Chapter 4 Resentment About Deprivation: Entitlement and Hopefulness As Mediators of the Effects of Qualifications, James M. Olson; Chapter 5 Determinants of Subjective Well-Being, Michael Ross, Adele Eyman, Natalie Kishchuk; Chapter 6 Comparison Processes in Relative Deprivation: A Life-Span Analysis, Jerry Suls; Chapter 7 The Perception of Social Categories: Implications for the Social Comparison Process, Michael L. Atkinson; Chapter 8 Fabricating and Ignoring Social Reality: Self-Serving Estimates of Consensus, George R. Goethals; Chapter 9 Responses to Perceived Discrimination and Relative Deprivation, Kenneth L. Dion; Chapter 10 Pay Secrecy, Social Comparison, and Relative Deprivation in Organizations, André deCarufel; Chapter 11 Relative Deprivation and Social Protest: The Personal-Group Issue, Lise Dubé, Serge Guimond; Chapter 12 The Tolerance of Injustice, Joanne Martin;