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Moral judgments of risky choices: A moral echoing effect [PDF]
Two experiments examined moral judgments about a decision-maker’s choices when he chose a sure-thing, 400 out of 600 people will be saved, or a risk, a two-thirds probability to save everyone and a one-thirds probability to save no-one.
Mary Parkinson, Ruth M. J. Byrne
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Age and moral disgust: An experimental priming effects vignette study.
Disgust influences how people perceive and judge moral violations. Individuals who are more sensitive to disgust often judge such violations more harshly. This sensitivity may change depending on the context, like the age of the person committing the act.
Guido Corradi +3 more
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Since the recent financial crisis, regulators and the general public have focused on financial speculation as one of its potential causes. In addition to the roles played by rating agencies and complicated financial engineering, speculative short sales ...
Fix, Andrea R., Lotz, Sebastian
core
In moral psychology, several approaches to moral judgments coexist, with sometimes contradictory results for different types of judgments. In the current research, we combine two views of moral judgment into a novel three-input processing model.
Aurore Gaboriaud +3 more
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How Stable are Moral Judgments? [PDF]
Rehren P, Sinnott-Armstrong W.
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Malleable Morality: Re-Shaping Moral Judgments in Health Policymaking. [PDF]
Simana S.
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Mean values for moral judgments.
Mean values for moral judgments.
Veljko Dubljević (5807318) +2 more
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Sense of agency predicts severity of moral judgments. [PDF]
Spaccasassi C +3 more
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Do Moral Judgments in Moral Dilemmas Make One More Inclined to Choose a Medical Degree? [PDF]
Druică E +3 more
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Taste priming shapes online moral judgment: implications for cyberspace governance
This study explores the link between taste perception and moral judgment, focusing on how tastelessness and varying taste intensities influence the assessment of online events.
Xianchao Huang +6 more
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