In Rawls's View, Can Economic Inequality Be Compatible with Justice

question 9

Multiple Choice

In Rawls's view, can economic inequality be compatible with justice?

• A) Yes, provided that it has come about by fair dealings
• B) Yes, provided that it results in compensating benefits for the least advantaged
• C) Yes, provided that the poverty of some is offset by a net increase in social well-being
• D) No

Appreciate the importance of avoiding personality assessments in performance evaluations.

Recognize the key dimensions of performance standards: productivity, quality, timeliness, and cost.

Identify the secondary objectives of performance appraisals beyond immediate performance improvement.

Understand the principles of operant and classical conditioning, including positive and negative reinforcement, punishment, and extinction.

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Definitions:

Saving Face

The act of maintaining respect, dignity, or honor in a social context, often by avoiding embarrassment or distress.

Cultural Elements

Components that define the traditions, values, norms, and practices of a culture, shaping its identity and influencing behavioral patterns.

Perception

The process by which individuals interpret and organize sensory information to give meaning to their environment.

Psychological Process

The mental mechanisms and operations that underlie an individual's cognitive functions and behavior.