When your ratio of outcomes to inputs is greater than your comparison other's ratio, equity distress is experienced, and the tension likely creates negative emotions such as anger or envy.

A. True

B. False

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Silvia

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18 October, 18:09

When your ratio of outcomes to inputs is greater than your comparison other's ratio, equity distress is experienced, and the tension likely creates negative emotions such as anger or envy.

A. True

B. False

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Rose Rice · Answer 1

The answer is True

Explanation:

In every human endavour, anger and envy has been part of human existence. This is as result of the concious or uncousious comparison of people's actions and achievement.

For example, in a situation two individuals studied for a particular exam at the sametime and same no of hours was applied during study. After the exam has been written and the results are out, Person A scoring higher than Person B would definitely create anger and envy in Person considering the fact that both spent equal number of hours during preparation for the exams.

When your ratio of outcomes to inputs is greater than your comparison other's ratio, equity distress is experienced, and the tension likely creates negative emotions such as anger or envy.A. TrueB. False

When your ratio of outcomes to inputs is greater than your comparison other's ratio, equity distress is experienced, and the tension likely creates negative emotions such as anger or envy.

A. True

B. False