Pilar perceives inequity because when she compares her input/outcome ratio to that of Blake's, the ratios are not equal. Pilar produces excellent work but does not receive the pay that Blake receives. According to equity theory, one way Pilar can reduce her perceived inequity is to:
A) improve the quality of her work.
B) increase her inputs by obtaining more education.
C) increase the value she places on outcomes, such as pay.
D) alter her perceptions about her ratio by comparing herself to a coworker who earns a lower salary.
Ans: C) increase the value she places on outcomes, such as pay.
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