A grievance or appeals process should exist in case mistakes are made.What is this rule called?

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The rule that a grievance or appeals process should exist in case mistakes are made is called correctability. This ensures that errors are recognized and corrected, and that fairness and accountability are maintained. The other answer choices (consistency, bias suppression, ethicality) are important principles in ethics and decision-making, but do not directly relate to the need for a correctability rule.

A Grievance or Appeals Process Should Exist in Case Mistakes