1. Organizational justice 2. Fairness 3. Fox, Spector, & Miles 4. Greenberg, & Colquitt 5. Dimensions 6. Cohen Charash 7. Colquitt, Conlon, Wesson, Porter, & Ng 8. Shaw 9. Gilliland 10. Adams 11. Distributive justice 12. Procedural justice 13. Lind, & Tyler 14. Interactional justice 15. Bies, & Moag 16. Prehar, & Chen 17. Masterson, Lewis Mcclear, Goldman, & Taylor 18. Job performance 19. Rupp 20. Haaland

21. Leventhal theory of procedursl justice

1. Counterproductive work behaviors (CWBs) 2. Rumor spreading 3. Purposeful poor performance 4. Murphy

5. Sexual harassment 6. Gruber

7. McGurn

8. Harper

9. Bennett, & Robinson

10. Anderson, Deuser, & Deneve

11. Fox, & Spector

12. Mossholder, Bennett, & Martin 13. Liao, & Rupp 14. Mayer, Nishii, Schneider, & Goldstein 15. Van dyne & Graham

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