... contributions accumulated around them. This continuity was reflected in temporal retention, cognitive centrality and recurrent institutional publication pathways. While supporting evaluative coherence, this architecture also structured the conditions under which new contributions became visible and legitimate...

... and the resulting perceptions of fairness. Findings confirm that thoughts of money spent on a service were associated with lesser feelings of fairness than were thoughts of money spent on a good. This research uniquely identifies the mechanism by which some evaluations are considered fairer than others...