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.

Interactional Justice

The perception of fairness in interpersonal interactions, including respect, dignity, and concern for individuals.

Dignity and Respect

The principle of treating individuals with inherent value and regard, recognizing their rights, and interacting in a way that honors their worth.

Fairly Applied

Implementing policies or decisions in a just, unbiased manner, ensuring equal treatment for all involved.