For an individual to feel equitably treated,the input/outcome ratio must be about the same as the other individual's ratio with whom he or she is comparing.

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This statement is true. Equity theory suggests that individuals compare their input/output ratios to those of others in the same situation, and in order to feel fairly treated, the ratios should be about the same. If one person perceives their ratio to be higher than someone else's, they may feel unfairly treated and vice versa.

For an Individual to Feel Equitably Treated,the Input/outcome Ratio Must