Collective moral agency and self-induced moral incapacity [PDF]
Philosophical Explorations, 2022 Collective moral agents can cause their own moral incapacity. If an agent is morally incapacitated, then the agent is exempted from responsibility. Due to self-induced moral incapacity, corporate responsibility gaps resurface.
Niels de Haan
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A Normative Approach to Artificial Moral Agency [PDF]
Minds and Machines, 2020 This paper proposes a methodological redirection of the philosophical debate on artificial moral agency (AMA) in view of increasingly pressing practical needs due to technological development.
Dorna Behdadi, Christian Munthe
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Relationships, Authority, and Reasons: A Second-Personal Account of Corporate Moral Agency
Business Ethics Quarterly, 2021 We present a second-personal account of corporate moral agency. This approach is in contrast to the first-personal approach adopted in much of the existing literature, which concentrates on the corporation’s ability to identify moral reasons for itself ...
Alan D. Morrison +2 more
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Mechanisms of moral disengagement in the exercise of moral agency.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1996 This research examined the role of mechanisms of moral disengagement in the exercise of moral agency. Regulatory self-sanctions can be selectively disengaged from detrimental conduct by converting harmful acts to moral ones through linkage to worthy purposes, obscuring personal causal agency by diffusion and displacement of responsibility ...
BANDURA A. +3 more
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Convention Versus Deviance: Moral Agency in Adolescent Gang Members' Decision Making. [PDF]
Subst Use Misuse, 2017 Dickson-Gomez J +5 more
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Re-examining the relationship between moral distress and moral agency in nursing.
Nursing Philosophy, 2023 In recent years, the phenomenon of moral distress has been critically examined-and for a good reason. There have been a number of different definitions suggested, some that claimed to be consistent with the original definition but in fact referred to ...
G. Morley, L. Sankary
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Moral distress and spiritual/religious orientation: Moral agency, norms and resilience
Nursing Ethics, 2022 Background Nurses tasked with providing care which they perceive as increasing suffering often experience moral distress. Response to moral distress in nurse wellbeing has been widely studied.
Myrna Koonce, Kristiina E Hyrkas
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Influence of AI behavior on human moral decisions, agency, and responsibility. [PDF]
Sci RepSalatino A, Prével A, Caspar E, Bue SL.
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Risking vulnerability: Enacting moral agency in the is/ought gap in mental health care.
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2021 AIM To explore how healthcare providers in acute care mental health settings navigate ethically challenging situations, enact moral agency, practice in congruence with ethical standards and mitigate moral distress (MD).
Lynn Musto, R. Schreiber, P. Rodney
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Responsible Agency and the Importance of Moral Audience
Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 2023 Ecological accounts of responsible agency claim that moral feedback is essential to the reasons-responsiveness of agents. In this paper, we discuss McGeer’s scaffolded reasons-responsiveness account in the light of two concerns.
Anne-Marie Jefferson, K. Sifferd
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