Justice

Question 1

Definitions

Answer 1

Greenberg (1987); Colquitt Rodell (2015)–> perceptions of fairness in orgs and associated behav, cog, emotional reactions

Question 2

DJ

Answer 2

Fairness of outcomes (Colquitt et al., 2001)–> intro by Adams (1963. 1965)

Question 3

PJ

Answer 3

Fairness of procedures to determine outcome distribution/allocation (Colquitt et al., 2001)–> Leventhal (1980) introduced)

Question 4

Interactional J

Answer 4

Fairness in which outcomes/procedures are explained (Bies Moag 1986)

Question 5

Interpersonal J

Answer 5

extent ppl are treated w/ respect, politeness & dignity (Colquitt et al., 2001)

Question 6

Informational J

Answer 6

Explanations about why procedures were used or how outcomes were distributed (Colquitt et al., 2001)

Question 7

Incivility

Answer 7

low intensity deviant behav w/ ambiguous intent to harm (Rosen et al. 2016)

Question 8

Cog diss–> equity

Answer 8

Festinger (1957); Adams (1963, 1965) ppl compare input & output, tension when ratio is diff from others

Question 9

Introduction

Answer 9

Greenberg (1987); Greenberg (1983) perceptions are egocentric and self-serving

Question 10

Great Review Paper

Answer 10

Colquitt Zipay (2015)

Question 11

Measurement

Answer 11

Colquitt (2001) 4 factor of PJ, DJ, InterJ, InfoJ

Question 12

Single dimension

Answer 12

Greenberg (2001)

Question 13

Cross-culture

Answer 13

Scherer et al (1986) feeling of injustice = major source of anger, but Greenberg (2001) display interest in justice in diff ways

Question 14

PJ Climate

Answer 14

Rupp et al (2007)

Question 15

Greenberg (2011)

Answer 15

Chapter

Question 16

Justice–> trust, commit, perceived support, LMX. Moderately to

Answer 16

OCB, task perfrom, neg w/ CWBs: Colquitt 2013

Question 17

Justice sensitivity/ orientation

Answer 17

Schmitt et al. (1995); Rupp et al. (2003)