Do you believe that 'what goes around comes around'? EM_Krockow explains why this idea might serve as a coping mechanism—and how it could actually be harmful.
The "just world bias" is rooted in a desire to create a predictable world, where good people get rewarded and bad people get punished.
The public outrage following the accident was unparalleled and, even a quarter of a century later, the sad story continues to fascinate. Interestingly, people’s opinions about the event were highly divided. Many people showed an outpouring of compassion and support for the “People’s Princess,” which ultimately resulted in the organisation of a large state funeral and changes to the rights of the press.
in beliefs, which typically result in unease or distress. Most people use one of two coping strategies to resolve such difficult situations:This strategy involves participating in compensatory action, which aims to restore justice by supporting the victim and righting the wrong that occurred. In the context of Diana’s death, many people tried to compensate the royal family for their suffering by offering public support and attending the state funeral.
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