Kat tells her daughters that whomever does the most work will earn the highest allowance that week. At the end of the week, her younger daughter has done far more work than her older daughter. Consequently, the younger daughter gets twice the payment as her older sister. "That's not fair! I was saving up for some earrings," complains the older sister. Which sort of "fairness" is the older sister upset about?
A)Procedural justice
B)Distributive justice
C)Legal issues
D)Age discrimination

Question

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The older sister is upset about distributive justice, which concerns the perceived fairness of the distribution of resources or rewards. In this case, she feels it's unfair that her younger sister received a higher allowance, even though the distribution was based on the amount of work done.

Kat Tells Her Daughters That Whomever Does the Most Work