With Respect to Procedural Justice, the "Value-Expressive" Function That "Voice

question 4

Multiple Choice

With respect to procedural justice, the "value-expressive" function that "voice" provides refers to the:

• A)feeling employees get when they feel valued at work.
• B)way employees feel after voicing their opinions.
• C)cathartic benefits of shouting at each other.
• D)sense of pride employees derive when they are eloquent during presentations.
• E)the stand-off situation that arises as a consequence of the collective voice of the employees.

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Definitions:

Nonverbal Expression

Communication without the use of spoken language, involving gestures, body language, facial expressions, and other physical ways to convey messages.

Emotions

Complex psychological states that involve physiological arousal, expressive behaviors, and conscious experience.

Nonverbal Expression

Communication through means other than verbal language, such as gestures, facial expressions, and body language.

Distress

A state of emotional suffering typically caused by stress, anxiety, or pain without a clear solution.