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On the Appropriateness of Holding Morally Accountable [PDF]
Organon F, 2023 Our everyday social interactions involve holding others morally accountable for their wrongdoings. Sometimes such holdings might be inappropriate. For instance, it feels inappropriate if the person holding another morally accountable is in some relevant ...
Haozhan Sun, Ivo Dragoun
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Risky plastics and the limits to consumer responsibilization
Cambridge Prisms: Plastics, 2023 This paper highlights the limitations of the use of risk in plastic governance. First, plastic risk categorizations adapt, evolve, and shift, which creates ambiguities and insecurities for consumers about the responsible choices to be made.
Helene Cherrier
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To Blame? The Effects of Moralized Feedback on Implicit Racial Bias
Collabra: Psychology, 2020 Implicit bias training (IBT) is now frequently provided by employers, in order to raise awareness of the problems related to implicit biases, and of how to safeguard against discrimination that may result. However, as Atewologun et al. (2018) have noted,
Robin Scaife +3 more
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Current Issues in Personality Psychology, 2023 Background Self-construal influences the way people ascribe blame to victims, but it is not clear whether the same applies to harm do-ers, especially those in a position of authority.
Anna Zajenkowska +3 more
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Political Orientation and Moral Judgment of Sexual Misconduct
Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 2023 In a series of studies in the U.S. (total N participants = 4,828) using both news articles (Studies 1-2) and constructed scenarios (Studies 3-4), we investigated how judgments of responsibility, blame, causal contribution, and punishment for alleged ...
Laura Niemi +4 more
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Forgiveness and Letting Go: Ways of Changing the Normative Landscape
Revista de Estudios Sociales, 2023 Forgiveness is often distinguished from other ways of eliminating (or reducing) blame, such as letting go. In this paper, I focus on a conception of forgiveness as normative landscape change (alteration of the rights and obligations of relevant parties),
Dana Kay Nelkin
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Theatre and the University: Historical and Future Perspectives
Symbolon, 2021 This paper discusses the emergence of arts education at universities and associated institutions of higher learning after 1945. In the first part the question of the university as an institution will be discussed from the point of view of neo ...
Cristopher Blame
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The Mysterious Case of the Missing Perpetrators
Feminist Philosophy Quarterly, 2020 When we focus on asymmetries of power in our society, we find that blame and praise are unfairly distributed, partly due to cultural narratives that favour and exonerate the privileged.
Michelle Ciurria
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Earthquakes, attributions, and psychopathology: a study in a rural community
European Journal of Psychotraumatology, 2019 Background: Attributions of both cause and blame form part of the diagnostic criteria for PTSD in DSM-5. Most work on attributions and psychopathology has focused on survivors of interpersonal violence and the two types of attribution have not been ...
Alessandro Massazza +2 more
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Social and Cognitive Psychology Theories in Understanding COVID-19 as the Pandemic of Blame
Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 When faced with adverse circumstances, there may be a tendency for individuals, agencies, and governments to search for a target to assign blame. Our focus will be on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, where racial groups, political parties ...
Ayoub Bouguettaya +2 more
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