Sentence examples for perception of the fairness of from inspiring English sources

The debate over voter ID laws has the potential to shape public perception of the fairness of the 2012 election.

But if the real wrongdoing in insider trading is the damage to the investing public's perception of the fairness of the markets, then the size of the trading seems to be irrelevant when the average daily volume on the major exchanges is billions of dollars and many cases are for trades generating far less than a million dollars in profits.

It has been predicted that a candidate's perception of the fairness of a selection system can influence their future attitudes, intentions, and behaviours in the workplace.

There is evidence that procedural justice and interactive justice are more important than distributive justice in contributing to the employees' perception of the fairness of the organization [ 5].

We explored candidates' perception of the fairness of a National Assessment Centre (NAC) approach for selection into Australian general practice training, where candidates were assessed by a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) and a written Situational Judgment Test (SJT), for suitability to undertake general practice (GP) training.

General Altenburg said in an interview he understood that public perceptions of the fairness of the commissions would be vitally important.

The lack of tryptophan did not affect the subjects' general moods or their perceptions of the fairness of an offer, the team reports online today in Science.

Perceptions of the fairness of the U.S. justice system increasingly break down along racial lines, according to a Gallup poll released Monday.

Folger defines distributive justice as concerning the allocation of goods, for example salary and financial incentives, whereas procedural justice concerns "perceptions of the fairness of decision-making processes" [[ 59]:144].

For our study we posed the research question: What are the underlying factors which influence candidates' perceptions of the fairness of a national assessment centre approach for selection into general practice training using the theoretical perspective of Schuler's (1993) Social Validity Theory [ 28].

There were also student perceptions about the fairness of the weighting system, which prioritised academic assignments rather than the performance-based clinical supervisor ratings.