System Justification Theory (SJT; Jost & Banaji, 1994) predicts that people tend to accept and endorse the current socioeconomic and political arrangement when they feel threatened. Based on SJT, women should support traditional gender roles and benevolent sexism when they feel threatened because these system-justifying beliefs can mitigate anxiety and distress elicited by existential threats. ...

It is proposed to establish in the Bengal Presidency a Branch of the Royal Irish Medical Benevolent Fund Society. The object of the Society is to relieve cases of distress among medical men, and their widows and orphans, in Ireland. It is supported by subscriptions from members of the Profession, raised by means of local " Branches," of which the Society has now 36?34 in Ireland; one in Bombay,...

This paper studies systems of utility functions in which each person’s utility depends on his or her own consumption as well as on the utilities of others. We consider the question of when a system of interdependent utility functions induces unique utility functions over allocations and identifies the class of transformations on interdependent utility functions that are equivalent in the sense ...