within a given organization setting actors assessments of justice and fairness are likely to be often influenced by those with whom they interact on a daily basis
thus organizational actors assessments of justice are moderated by both the context in which those assessments are made as well as their relationships with the other actors involved in the event or process being scrutinize
coworker assessments of procedural and distributive justice often influence individuals own assessments just as the treatment of other employees during the process of being laid off affects survivor assessments of fairness perhaps because actors focus on the potential implications for themselves of processes they see affecting other