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Moral Behaviors and Emotions

, 2019
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Social drinking, moral reasoning and moral behavior

, 1988
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Insights on moral behavior

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Attention and moral behavior

Current Opinion in Psychology, 2015
Moral judgments and decisions are accompanied by specific patterns of attention, which can be indicative for the underlying cognitive processes. In this opinion paper we address methodological, theoretical and empirical issues concerning the relation between attention and morality.
Susann Fiedler, Andreas Glöckner
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Moral Development and Behavior

Psychological Reports, 1992
The study of moral development as well as the relation of moral development and behavior has been of great interest to many over the past half a century. While some studies have shown no association between one's moral development and behavior, some evidence indicates level of moral reasoning influences behavior.
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Moral Behavior

All human societies have evolved moral rules and norms ... (that) prescribe how group members should regulate their behavior to account for the rights, welfare, and preferences of others ... research in social psychology ... has identified critical variables that help explain when and why moral and immoral behaviors occur, and how they are interpreted ...
John W. Murphy, Carlos Largacha-Martinez
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MORAL BEHAVIOR AND MORAL LEARNING

Religious Education, 1963
(1963). MORAL BEHAVIOR AND MORAL LEARNING. Religious Education: Vol. 58, No. 2, pp. 137-145.
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Moral Attitude and Suicidal Behavior

Psychological Reports, 1974
The relationship between moral attitude and suicidal behavior was investigated in a sample of 301 attempted (nonfatal) suicides. Attempters who viewed suicide as being never morally wrong had significantly higher suicidal intent and were more depressed and hopeless than attempters who felt suicide was always morally wrong.
R W, Beck, J B, Morris
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