We explored the emotional and attitudinal consequences of personal attitude-behavior discrepancies using a religious version of the hypocrisy paradigm. We induced cognitive dissonance in participants (n = 206) by making them feel hypocritical for advocating certain religious behaviors that they had not recently engaged in to their own satisfaction. In Experiment 1, this resulted in higher level...

With the exception of Rangell’s seminal work, hypocrisy is conceptualized exclusively in terms of pathological narcissism and/or compromised superego formation. Recent psychoanalytic investigations of shame offer an alternative to this view, elucidating the motives of so-called moral hypocrites (Batson, Kobrynowicz, Dinnerstein, Kampf, & Wilson, 1997) who meet the diagnostic criteria for neithe...

Adopting social identity theory, this study examined the process linking relations between internal corporate responsibility (InCSR), work engagement, and turnover intention by focusing on mediating influence of organizational identification moderating role perceived hypocrisy. Data were obtained from 311 medical staff (excluding supervisors managers) a public regional teaching hospital in Taiw...

• This study explores how compensation committees are implicated in inconsistencies between talk, decisions, and actions which undermine fair as well the effect of such on mining companies. The suggests that companies use action with respect to facilitate, manage defend unfair compensation. reveals four effects organised hypocrisy. Namely, hypocrisy can be a source dysfunction, function, aid, p...

A person can be in some states during his worship or dhikr due to the situation he is in. Those who witness these behaviors may perceive as exaggeration and showing off. It seen that especially those are such situations given adjectives murai (hypocrite) mutazehhid (non ascetic) a religious concept. The subject of hypocrisy has wide scope terms its different reflections. For this reason, our st...