Elements of justice

What does distributive justice focus on?

• Fair allocation of resources and benefits.

• Fair punishment for wrongdoing.

• Ensuring fairness in decision-making processes

• Repairing harm caused by past actions.

Which element of justice is concerned with addressing past wrongs?

• Individualistic justice

• Concern with past events

• Comparative justice

• Procedural justice

Justice that compares how people in similar situations are treated is called:

• Restorative justice

• Individualistic justice

• Comparative justice

• Distributive justice

An individualistic approach to justice focuses on:

• The rights and responsibilities of individuals

• The welfare of the entire group or community

• Repairing harm caused by wrongdoing

• Ensuring equal distribution of resources

A collectivistic approach to justice prioritizes:

• Individual autonomy over group welfare

• The welfare of the group over individuals

• Punishment for individual wrongdoing

• Equal outcomes for all individuals

Which type of justice involves repairing harm and rebuilding relationships?

• Retributive justice

• Restorative justice

• Procedural justice

• Comparative justice

Justice always focuses on individual rights, not group welfare.

• True

• False

Comparative justice ensures that people in similar situations are treated equally.

• True

• False

Addressing historical injustices is an example of concern with past events.

• True

• False

Individualistic justice ignores the needs of the community.

• True

• False