Perceptions of fairness Ch. 8

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Perceptions of fairness refer to the subjective beliefs people have about whether they are receiving fair treatment in comparison to others. These perceptions of fairness can be determined through various factors such as the perceived value of a reward, the proportionality of a punishment or reward according to the severity of the act, and the perceived level of fairness in decision-making processes. People's perceptions of fairness can be affected by jealousy, anger, envy, and other emotions. People are also impacted by their own opinions, the influence of their peers, and the messages they receive from their culture or society. Factors such as gender, ethnicity, social class, and education can also have an impact on perceptions of fairness.

Answered by Kenneth Harris

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