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isory training in interactional justice can be even more effective if it is conducted before stressful workplace events occur, such as the pay cut at these hospitals. He believes this would constitute a "preventative effect" instead of the "therapeutic effects" he found in this study, where training was administered after the stress-inducing event already occurred.

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Contact: Jerald Greenberg
Greenberg.1@osu.edu
614-292-9829
Ohio State University
23-Jan-2006

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