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1. • • In this chapter, we examine respect as a case study of such behavioral codes or norms. By respect, we mean that people are impelled to treat each other as individuals of goodwill and competence, even if they do not privately believe it.
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   Does lack of respect affect behavior?

   • Absence of Respect: Contempt Respect has behavioral consequences for how others are treated. Malti et al. report that conceptions of respect in terms of fairness and equality are positively linked to prosocial behavior and negatively related to physical aggression.

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   Is respect a case study of behavioral codes or norms?

   • In this chapter, we examine respect as a case study of such behavioral codes or norms. By respect, we mean that people are impelled to treat each other as individuals of goodwill and competence, even if they do not privately believe it.

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   What is respect based on?

   • This type of respect is conditional on recipients meeting certain conditions and entails observation of the deed, achievements, traits, or the regard of the other and realizing that they are distinguished and positively stand out. That observation/realization requires a gesture of esteem towards those qualifications.

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   Is respect a social concept?

   • Her PhD study explored the role of respect and disrespect in intergroup conflicts through the Israeli-Palestinian case study. Respect is a common social concept, yet how lay people define it has not been thoroughly investigated. This study used a grounded theory approach, using in-depth interviews, to conceptualize respec...

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   Is the law a respecter of persons?

   • And if that is so, then in one sense of ‘respect’, the law certainly is a respecter of persons. So if there is a sense in which it is not, it must be a different sense of ‘respect’. ‘Respect’ must here mean something different than it does when we say that the rule of law is grounded in respect for all persons as equals.

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   Does respect influence behavior?

   • This lack of appreciation of respect's power to influence behavior is also evident in a growing literature on help-seeking. People underestimate how much other people will accede to requests for help. Presumably, people respect requests for help as reasonable and thus are more likely to honor the request more than people anticipate.

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   Jan 1, 2016 · For any organization or society to thrive, it must possess a behavioral code that tempers self-interest, promoting instead coordinated, cooperative, and self-sacrificing action among its members. In this chapter, we examine respect as a case study of such behavioral codes or norms.

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   Aug 11, 2020 · Respect has behavioral consequences for how others are treated. Malti et al. report that conceptions of respect in terms of fairness and equality are positively linked to prosocial behavior and negatively related to physical aggression.

5. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC6925594Respect, Attentiveness, and Growth: Wisdom and Beliefs About ...

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   Respect, appreciation, and positive awareness of the partner or the relationship as a whole. “to have respect…”, “a relationship has to be at eye level,…”, “to treat each other tenderly, carefully and cautiously,…”

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   Jan 6, 2022 · The Respect Pyramid Model includes four dimensions that define the concept of respect according to lay knowledge and that may be organized in a hierarchical order from bottom up as follows: avoiding disrespect, deserved/normative respect, conditional respect, and considerate respect.

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   Apr 14, 2022 · There are two major kinds of respect: recognition respect and appraisal respect. The latter is an appraising evaluative attitude of esteem––more specifically, moral esteem for someone’s character or conduct.

8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 326705257_TheThe Construct of ‘Respect’ in Teacher-Student Relationships ...

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   This study examines the construct of respect, its manifestations in teacher-student relationships, and it relationship to ethics of care and sustainable development.

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   Oct 29, 2021 · The concept of respect figures prominently in several theories on intergroup relations. Previous studies suggested that the experience of being respected is primarily related to the feeling of being recognized as an equal, as opposed to social recognition of needs or achievements.