Curtis, Mary B.; Robertson, Jesse C.; Cockrell, R. Cameron - In: Journal of business ethics : JBE 174 (2021) 2, pp. 333-354
influence intention to ostracize each actor and (2) indicate more willingness to ostracize the whistleblower than the wrongdoer … intentions to ostracize both the wrongdoer and whistleblower. These relationships are serially mediated by the observers’ moral … judgments of the act (wrongdoing or whistleblowing) and likeability of the actor (wrongdoer or whistleblower). When we vary …