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Review Test Submission: Midterm Exam 6 out of 8 points What are the differences between procedural justice and social (outcome) justice? Give an example of each. Selected Answer: Correct Answer: Response Feedback: Procedural justice follow just rules, regardless of the results and rules can be manipulated. For example, the process of how a manager gives raises will be seen as unfair if he only gives raises to his friends. Social (outcome) justice the outcomes are just and rule-breaking may be justified. For example,Voting rights. @ Procedual justice: following just rules, irrespective of outcomes, example: electing officials by following electoral laws; social (outcome) justice: outcomes are just, example: social movements that contain illegal activities but resulted in just outcomes. Definition of each: 2 pts, example of each: 2 pts (be flexible in grading examples) Wrong answers that suggest efforts: 2 pts No answer: 0 Each instance of copying and pasteing PowerPoint without elaborating: -1 I knew what you meant by invoking voting rights as an example of social justice, however you need to elaborate further. For example, "The Civil Rights movement of the 1960s exemplifies social justice insofar that protesters would often violate solicitation and loitering laws by demonstrating. While this was legally wrong, they were ultimately in the right and achieved their goal of obtaining voting rights".

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