Distributive Justice Refers to

question 69

Multiple Choice

Distributive justice refers to .

• A)individuals' judgments about the individuals who decide which group members receive rewards and the ways in which those rewards are presented
• B)individuals' judgments about whether the rewards they receive are proportionate to the contributions they have made
• C)individuals' judgments concerning the fairness of the procedures used to distribute available rewards to group members
• D)individuals' judgments about whether the rewards they receive are the same as the rewards received by other group members
• E)individuals' judgments about whether the decisions relating to the distribution of rewards have been adequately explained and distribution was courteous

Relate intelligence theories to practical examples and empirical research outcomes.

Recognize the implications of intelligence research on educational and psychological practices.

Analyze the role of individual differences in the study of intelligence.

Understand the dynamic nature of intelligence over the lifespan.

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Definitions:

Decentralized Authority

A system where decision-making powers are distributed throughout various levels in an organization, rather than being concentrated at a single point.

Flat Structures

An organizational structure with few or no levels of middle management between staff and executives, promoting more direct communication.

Reducing Overhead Costs

Strategies aimed at decreasing the expenses not directly tied to the production of goods or services, such as rent, utilities, and administrative costs.

Spans of Control

The number of subordinates directly supervised by a manager, affecting the structure and efficiency of organizational communication and decision-making.