Asked by Tamera Inyang on Apr 25, 2024

Henry, an employee at Marine Corp., is known for his short temper. One morning, he gets into a heated argument with one of his supervisors and responds with hostility. Rather than immediately terminating Henry, his manager, Evelyn, calls him in for a discussion. Evelyn treats Henry with dignity and respect, listening to what he has to say about the incident. This scenario can be best categorized as one that uses

A) restorative justice.
B) distributive justice.
C) interactional justice.
D) impassive justice.
E) retributive justice.

Interactional Justice

The perception of fairness in interpersonal interactions, especially in terms of how decisions and information are communicated.

Restorative Justice

A system of criminal justice that focuses on the rehabilitation of offenders through reconciliation with victims and the community at large.

Distributive Justice

An ethical principle concerning the fair and equitable allocation of resources and benefits among all members of a society.

  • Understand the principles of fairness (interactional, procedural, and distributive) within workplace justice.