Voice, a Critical Dimension of Procedural Justice, Refers to the Perception

Voice, a critical dimension of procedural justice, refers to the perception that:

A) the rules used to make a decision were applied the same way to everyone involved.
B) the person applying the rules to make a decision had no vested interest in the outcome of the decision.
C) the rules used to make a decision conform to prevailing standards of ethics and morality.
D) the person affected by a decision had some control over the outcome in the decision.