Interactional Justice Involves The

question 3

Multiple Choice

Interactional justice involves the:

• A) degree to which policies and rules are fairly applied to all individuals.
• B) degree to which outcomes are allocated fairly among people and without respect to individual characteristics.
• C) degree to which people treat one another with dignity and respect.
• D) fairness of exchanges or transactions.
• E) honesty and integrity of business dealings.

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Definitions:

Confirmation Bias

Searching for (and giving more weight to) information and opinion that confirms what you believe rather than information and opinion to the contrary.

Over-Optimism

A tendency to have an overly positive outlook or expectations, particularly regarding projects or financial forecasts.

Frame Dependence

A psychological theory indicating that people's decisions are influenced by the way choices are framed or presented to them.

Technology Stocks

Shares in companies that operate in the technology sector, including hardware, software, and IT services.