Voice, a Critical Dimension of Procedural Justice, Refers to the Perception

question 47

Multiple Choice

Voice, a critical dimension of procedural justice, refers to the perception that:

• A) the rules used to make a decision were applied the same way to everyone involved.
• B) the person applying the rules to make a decision had no vested interest in the outcome of the decision.
• C) the rules used to make a decision conform to prevailing standards of ethics and morality.
• D) the person affected by a decision had some control over the outcome in the decision.

Identify the role of schemata and scripts in organizing knowledge.

Explain the classical, prototype, and exemplar views of concepts and their implications for categorization.

Understand the concept of priming and its implications for memory and cognition.

Recognize the limitations of prototype and exemplar views in explaining concept usage and categorization.

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Definitions:

Relative Importance

The level of significance or priority of one item, idea, or action in comparison to others within the same context.

Company Employees

Individuals who are legally hired to perform tasks and services for a company in exchange for compensation.

SME

An acronym for Subject Matter Expert, referring to an individual with deep knowledge and expertise in a specific field or subject area.

Time Limit

A fixed period or duration in which something is to be started or completed.