14 Questions
According to Laham (2009), how can the moral circle be influenced?
By the way you select the circle
According to Turiel et al (1987), what is the descriptive content of morality?
The moral/conventional distinction
According to the Social Intuition Model (SIM), moral decision-making is significantly influenced by
emotions and intuitions
Which term refers to the phenomenon in which individuals struggle to articulate or provide rational reasons for their strong moral intuitions and judgments?
Moral dumbfounding
The Dual Process Model suggests that deontological responses in moral dilemmas are primarily driven by
gut-reactions and emotions
The study by Valesolo and DeSteno (2006) found that exposure to positive affect (positive emotions) increased the likelihood of choosing a
utilitarian approach
According to the text, which response is characteristic of the signature moral response (SMR)?
A response that is always wrong, no matter where it happens
According to Shweder et al. (1997), what are the reasons for variability in moral responses?
Autonomy, community, and divinity
According to Moral Foundations Theory, which of the following is NOT one of the five moral domains?
Loyalty/betrayal
According to the text, what is the debate about regarding moral judgment?
Whether it is based on reasoning or emotion/intuition
According to relationship regulation theory, any action may be perceived as morally correct depending on the moral motive employed and how the relevant social relationship is construed.
Any action may be perceived as morally correct depending on the moral motive employed and how the relevant social relationship is construed.
What is the motive for balanced, in-kind reciprocity, equal treatment, equal say, and equal opportunity?
Equality
According to Simpson, Laham & Fiske (2016), within each moral foundation, there is variation in how actions are judged based on the type of relationship in which they occur.
Actions within each moral foundation are judged differently based on the type of relationship in which they occur.
According to Singer (1981), the moral circle refers to the category of entities in the world worthy of moral concern, that we deem it impermissible to harm or treat unfairly.
The moral circle refers to the category of entities in the world that we deem it impermissible to harm or treat unfairly.
Test your knowledge on moral reasoning and intuition in this quiz. Explore the concept of conscious moral reasoning and learn about the sudden appearance of moral judgments through moral intuition. Discover the difference between intentional, effortful moral reasoning and unconscious moral judgments.
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