Why Do People Who Perceive Themselves as Victims of Interactional

question 3

Multiple Choice

Why do people who perceive themselves as victims of interactional injustice often blame their immediate supervisor rather than the organization at large?

• A) Interpersonal justice or injustice is intimately tied to the conveyer of the information.
• B) Interactional injustice usually occurs during face-to-face encounters.
• C) When people are not treated with respect, they tend to retaliate against those closest at hand.
• D) Interactional injustice is in the eyes of those who perceive they are disrespected.
• E) Interactional injustice is most often the result of the impersonal policies of the organization.

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Definitions:

Production Possibilities Frontier

A depiction that captures every maximum production possibility for two specific commodities, predicated on a range of inputs that includes resources and additional variables.

Opportunity Costs

The expense incurred from not selecting the next most favorable choice when a decision is taken or preferring one alternative over another.

Efficient

The characteristic of a resource allocation that maximizes the total surplus received by all members of society.

Production Possibilities Frontier

A curve depicting all maximum output possibilities for two or more goods given a set of inputs (resources, technology, etc.), assuming efficient use of resources.