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Showing 1 to 20 of 32 for “"Moral Identity"”.
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CONSTRUCTING A NEW MORAL IDENTITY CENTRALITY MEASURE
… in this paper was to create a new measure of moral identity centrality (MIC), and to begin testing its psychometric properties. MIC refers to the extent to which moral concerns are central (i.e., important) to a person's self-concept, and it was important to create a new measure of this …
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Moral Identity Work in Senior Business Managers
… analysis research method to explore the moral identity work of senior managers in UK for-profit businesses. Analysis of thirty semi-structured interview transcripts was carried out using the Nvivo data analysis software package, guided by Gioia et al’s (2013) systematic approach to …
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Can Quantitative Assessment of Moral Identity Be Improved?
… internalization and symbolization scales of the Moral Identity Scale (MIS) are common. This study attempts to measure the extent to which a person considers morality to be a central part of his or her self-concept. Because participants may feel pressure to respond in a certain way on the MIS, the …
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Moral identity, youth engagement, and discussions with parents and peers /
The strength of adolescents' moral identity was examined in relation to their sense of social responsibility, frequency of community engagement, and interactions with parents and friends. Participants were 191 applicants to national youth conferences, ranging in age from 14-19, who completed a …
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Ilng'wesi Maasai: Livelihoods and Moral Identity in Northern Laikipia, Kenya
… extent to which pastoralism’s role as a socio-moral practice and a focal point of identity endures through material, political and economic change. In giving an account of their history, the dissertation attempts to balance the conventional focus in pastoralist studies on material and technical …
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Moral Identity and Its Relationship to Higher Education Mentoring and Community Service Engagement
<p>Problem</p> <p>A moral action is a result of the engagement of multiple psychological processes set in motion when an individual faces a moral conflict. Research suggests that an individual's moral reasoning and moral identity strongly influence the psychological processes that precede a moral …
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How Fundraisers Solve Moral Dilemmas: The Role of Implicit Moral Identity, Moral Emotions and Moral Intuition
This study explores the mediating affect of moral emotions on the relationship of implicit moral identity and moral intuition amongst fundraisers. The existing literature highlights the importance of ethical fundraising, as evidenced by criticism in the media (Hill, 2019). In many cases, …
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Good Deeds Gone Wrong: How Leader Self-Sacrifice Morally Licenses Followers Counterproductive Work Behaviors
… may respond positively. According to social identity theory, group members might take on the attributes of their close others’ behaviors, as if they had done the behavior themselves. Furthermore, based on moral licensing theory, good behavior may grant individuals a moral license, authorizing …
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Characteristics of Aversive Racism
… on eight different constructs: authenticity, moral judgment development, moral identity, nonprejudice, social dominance, authoritarianism, empathy, and social desirability. No differences were found between low prejudice people and aversive racists. People high in explicit prejudice were found …
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The effect of psychological factors on morality. the role of culture and moral foundations.
… was to explore the cultural differences in moral judgment, moral behaviour, moral identity, and cultural values between Saudi Arabia and United Kingdom. Furthermore, I was interested in the psychological factors affecting morality in those two cultures. The first study aimed to achieve the …
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Predictors of moral behaviour in football
… of prosocial and antisocial aspects of morality in football. In Study 1, moral identity, task, and ego orientations were included to predict prosocial and antisocial judgement and behaviour. Prosocial judgement was predicted by task orientation at low levels of ego orientation. …
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The Role of Self on Ethical Consumption in a Religious Culture: A Case of Consumers in Thailand
… has an influence on a person’s self and morality as Thai people place high importance on religious values. Ten consumers are studied through in-depth, phenomenological interviews, focusing on ethical consumption experiences and meanings. The self-concept is viewed as an experiencer and a …
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The Disclosure of Organizational Secrets by Employees
… and Social secrets that create valued identity categorizations within organizations (Goffman, 1959).</p> <p>This dissertation begins to address this gap in the literature by putting forth a person-situation interaction model of secret disclosure. Specifically, drawing on the …
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"Our Generation Had Nothing to Do with Discrimination": White Southern Memory of Jim Crow and Civil Rights
… victimology, white protectionism, and white moral identity. I argue that white victimology ? whites' perception, largely imagined, of their own racial victimization ? is a major ideological and emotional facet of the white racial frame, whereby whites dismiss the historical and contemporary …
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Accounting for the increasing securitization of LGBTI groups in sub-Saharan African states
… minorities. SSA states have politicized LGBTI identity and characterized it as being not an authentic African identity, but a product of Western values. LGBTI identity being characterized as an existential threat to the very moral identity of SSA societies; this environment has facilitated the …
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Compassion in Organizations
… are in the form of individual (i.e., moral identity, moral disengagement), situational (i.e., cognitive appraisals) and organizational (i.e., ethical leadership, ethical climate) contextual variables. Findings from experimental and field studies are presented. Theoretical and practical …
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Wearing Your Heart on Your Sleeve: The Effects of Conspicuous Compassion on Identity Signaling and Charitable Behavior
… individuals' self-importance of symbolization moral identity and the differences between the purchasing and wearing components of conspicuous compassion, are also examined. </p>
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Observer Retaliation: How Apology Components Affect Observing Customers' Negative Word-of-Mouth and Patronage Intentions
… In addition, three blocking variables (gender, moral identity, and self-construal) are included in order to empirically examine whether any of the apology components had a unique effect on specific groups of individuals compared to others.
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The Literary Lives of Intention in Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century England
… and its relationship to the idea of the moral self in late medieval England. Late medieval English writers often identified intention, as opposed to action, as the site of moral identity. Drawing on medieval legal distinctions between intended and unintended wrongdoings, penitential and …
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