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On Unconscious Morality: The Effects of Unconscious Thinking on Moral Decision Making

Social Cognition, 2010
In this article, we argue that when making moral decisions, unconscious thought can lead to more utilitarian moral decisions (approving of harmful actions that maximize good consequences), compared to conscious thought and immediate decision making. Therefore, we presented participants with a complex version of the well-known footbridge dilemma.
Ham, J., Van den Bos, K.
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The Moral Manager and Decision Making

1998
CEOs see themselves in a mirror and are seen by others through a window. A mirror view reveals the caricature drawn by an unknown author, who wrote:
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Moral Decision Making and Multinationals

Business Ethics Quarterly, 1991
American business schools are going international. Courses in international business are blossoming everywhere and international topics are being added to existing courses. Although business ethicists have addressed international issues for the past fifteen years or more, there has been no systematic book length treatment of international business ...
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Moral Decision Making

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society, 1998
Kenneth E. Aupperle, Carolyn B. Mueller, Cheryl Van Deusen   +2 more
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Moral Decision Making

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society, 2001
Rogene A, Buchholz, Sandra B. Rosenthal
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Moral decision-making and the brain

2004
AbstractThis chapter addresses the question of whether we can have thought without biology. Developments in neuroscience and cognitive science have made it possible to formulate a rough hypothesis concerning the neurobiology of ‘in-control’ brains, and the respects in which it differs from that of ‘not-in-control’ brains. This hypothesis must be framed
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Decision-Making and Moral Actions

1991
In this chapter I shall discuss decision-making in general and moral decision-making in particular. A study of decision-making is particularly important in the unified utilitarian theory, because the only difference between the decision-making for a moral action and that for a nonmoral action lies in the factor of feeling of moral satisfaction involved
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Cognitive Models of Moral Decision Making

Topics in Cognitive Science, 2010
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Moral Development and Clinical Decision-Making

Nursing Clinics of North America, 1979
K A, Mahon, M D, Fowler
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Psychopathy and Moral Decision Making

Since the 1800s, psychopathy has been regarded as the absence of morality. The goal of our study was to explore whether psychopathic traits can affect the moral decision-making process in sacrificial moral dilemmas. Participants completed multiple self-report measures of psychopathic traits, utilitarian tendencies, and 16 sacrificial moral dilemma ...
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