With respect to procedural justice, the "value-expressive" function which "voice" provides refers to:
A)the sense of pride employees derive when they are eloquent during presentations.
B)the cathartic benefits of shouting at each other.
C)the way employees feel after voicing their opinions.
D)the feeling employees get when they feel valued at work.
E)None of the answers are correct.

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The "value-expressive" function of "voice" refers to the way employees feel after they have voiced their opinions. It allows them to express their values and beliefs, which in turn gives them a sense of connection to the organization and a sense of agency. It is not related to pride in eloquence, cathartic benefits of shouting or feeling valued at work.

With Respect to Procedural Justice, the "Value-Expressive" Function Which "Voice