growth principle

the concept that in an atmosphere free of coercion and distortion an individual’s creative and integrative forces will lead to fuller adaptation, insight, self-esteem, and realization of potential. [formulated by Carl Rogers]

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November 25th 2024

procedural justice

1. in legal proceedings, the use of methods and procedures that are fair and impartial, as distinct from the making of just decisions. The various rules governing how witnesses are questioned and what evidence is admitted into court are examples of the application of procedural justice within the legal system.

2. see organizational justice.