Outcome-Oriented Notions of Equity

question 4

Multiple Choice

Outcome-oriented notions of equity:

• A) focus on the procedures used to arrive at an allocation of resources rather than on the allocation itself.
• B) focus on whether the process used to allocate resources yields fair results.
• C) include process-oriented notions of equity.
• D) focus on what people could choose rather than what they actually choose.

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Definitions:

Reinforcement

In psychology, the process of encouraging or establishing a pattern of behavior by offering rewards or consequences.

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A form of trust that is founded on the belief in the competence and knowledge of others.

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