Situational precursors of revenge: Social exclusion, relationship type, and opportunity

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Your act is worse than mine: Perception bias in revenge situations.

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ILJA VAN BEEST

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MAARTJE ELSHOUT

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ROB M. A. NELISSEN

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SUZAN ELSHOUT

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WILCO W. VAN DIJK

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