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Moral disengagement and mental health

Moral disengagement is a selective process that absolves feelings of guilt following transgressive conduct. Through absolving guilt, moral disengagement can also minimise experience of adverse outcomes. However, the moral disengagement process is not always successful.
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Moral Disengagement

2017
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The relationship between being bullied and bystander intervention in adolescent school bullying: the moderating mediation of moral disengagement and only child status

Current Psychology
Dongrong Wang, Yuhong Zhang, Huidong Tian, Haoxiang Sun, Kui Wang, Meng Su, Yixin Wei   +6 more
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Breaking bad behaviour: understanding negative film tourist behaviour through moral disengagement

, 2023
Taran Jørgensen, Ina Reichenberger
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Moral Disengagement

2014
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Moral Disengagement in Sport

Wang Changsheng, Zhang Kan
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Moral Disengagement and Execution

2008
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Experiencing Moral Disengagement

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Moral disengagement and values

2006
CAPRARA, Gian Vittorio, CAPANNA, Cristina   +1 more
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Disimpegno morale (Moral disengagement)

1994
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