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August 31, 2026 PDT

The Impact of Organizational Justice on Job Satisfaction Among Faculty Members in Jordanian Universities: A Field Study

Hamed Doum Sr., Doctor of Sports Science, Ziad AlTahayneh Sr., PhD in Sports,
Keywords: organizational justicejob satisfactiondistributive justiceprocedural justiceinteractional justiceJordanian universities.
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Doum, H., & AlTahayneh, Z. (2026). The impact of organizational justice on job satisfaction among faculty members in Jordanian universities: A field study. North American Journal of Psychology, 28(3), 1975–1997. https://doi.org/10.65696/001c.168913
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