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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"moral emotions"”.
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Moral Reasoning and Moral Emotions Linking Hoarding and Scrupulosity
… to experience intense guilt and shame, rigid moralistic thinking, and general cognitive rigidity. However, results of the current study show that, although both hoarding and scrupulosity were related to cognitive rigidity and a tendency to experience guilt and shame, they are not associated …
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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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An Examination of Moral Injury, Moral Emotions, and Adult Attachment in the Prediction of PTSD for Male Veterans
… explain this relationship remain unexplored. Moral injury, defined as events in combat that conflict with moral beliefs, may help to explain this relationship, as moral injury is posited to be understood using stable, internal attributions about the self and others. Litz and colleagues (2009) …
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Feel-Good Or Feel-Right: the Role of Moral Emotions and Other-Orientation In Prosocial Behavior In the Workplace
… the social intuitionist approach suggests that moral emotions may be a strong motivator for employee prosocial behavior. However, existing literature on prosocial behavior in the workplace has been dominated by cognition-based perspectives, wherein cognitive modes of processing have been the …
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The Predictive Relationship of Inhibitory Control, Emotion Regulation, Moral Emotions, and Life Stressors on Behavior Problems in School-Aged Children of Incarcerated Mothers
… eventual criminal activity. Inhibitory control, moral emotions, emotion regulation, and stressful life events were examined as predictors of externalizing and internalizing behaviors in children of incarcerated mothers. Participants were 50 children age 6 to 12 years (M = 9.77 y, SD = 1.54) with …
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Ethical leadership in firms: antecedents and consequences
… our knowledge of ethical leadership by examining moral emotions as the antecedents (Model I) and employee creativity as the consequence (Model II) in two separate models. Specifically, drawing on empathy literature and moral affect theory of gratitude, Model I hypothesized that leaders' moral …
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Beyond the Meat Paradox: Psychological Factors Underpinning Animal Product Consumption and Abstention Among Different Dietary Groups
The social psychological and moral factors underpinning meat consumption have been documented extensively. However, few studies have investigated how these factors are associated with the consumption of other animal products such as fish, dairy, and egg products. This is important in order to …
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Rethinking Shame
My dissertation defends the place of shame in moral psychology. I critique the two dominant accounts of shame in the current literature: the optimistic view, which states that shame is the experience of failing to live up to a virtue or excellence that one values, and the pessimistic view, which …
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(Re)Turning Warriors: A Practical Theology of Military Moral Stress
<p>The concept of military moral injury emerged in the past decade as a way to understand how traumatic levels of moral emotions (not posttraumatic fear) generate moral anguish experienced by some military service members. Interdisciplinary research on moral injury has included clinical …
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What is common may be as important as what is different: examining the general factor shared by dispositional shame and guilt using bi-factor models
… with personality traits associated with moral emotions (empathy, agreeableness and conscientiousness), and strongly but inversely associated with both self-reported and informant-reported externalizing psychopathology. The general factor was also associated with self-consciousness, but …
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Regret as Autobiographical Memory
… 5 examined regret’s relationship with other emotions. Specific regrets more often evoked hot and moral emotions, while general regrets more often evoked wistful emotions, and neither type was more strongly associated with despair emotions. Study 5 also considered a distinction between self- …
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Feeling Good, Being Green: The Emotional Drivers of Proenvironmental Action
… substantial collective action. The power of emotions in driving proenvironmental action is receiving increased research attention; however, less is known about which distinct emotions most strongly influence behavior. Emerging research suggests that anticipating positive emotions, such as …
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Giving Money versus Giving Time: The Effect of Moral Compensation on Evaluation of Transgressions
After committing a moral transgression, people are more willing to give their own money and time—two very valuable resources—for prosocial causes, as a way to compensate. But can the method of compensation influence the way individuals evaluate their own transgressions? Rather than distinguishing …
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The Heart Has Its Own Order: The Phenomenology of Value and Feeling in Confucian Philosophy
… which to examine the experiential pattern of morals in Confucian tradition. In order to illustrate how moral feelings and values establish each other, I examine the feeling-value correlations of love, sympathy and ren, shame and righteousness, respect and ritual propriety, and approval and …
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On the Origin of Shame: Feelings of Disgust toward the Self
… adaptive challenges and, thus, independent emotions. Shame is thought to promote the maintenance of social hierarchies (Gilbert, 1997; Fessler, 2004), whereas disgust is believed to encourage disease avoidance (Curtis et al., 2004; Oaten et al., 2009). Although shame and disgust are often …
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Between Marxplaining and Solidarity: The Moral Logics of Venezuela's Populist Divide
This thesis examines the ‘moral logic’ implicit in populist ‘divides’—radical social polarisation— by looking at the case of crisis-ridden Venezuela. I examine Venezuela’s divide from the ‘ground-up’: through the eyes of two confronted groups residing abroad: non-Venezuelan supporters of the Maduro …
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The relationship between Chinese college students’ level of gratitude, moral judgment development and indebtedness on prosocial outcomes
Gratitude as an important construct of moral emotions drew great attentions of scholars’ across the world in the last few decades. In Asian cultures, especially Chinese culture, gratitude is one of the moral norms that have been discussed since the ancient time. Gratitude, which involves one’s …
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Going with the flow : social context, uncertainty and decision-making
… of hands. It does so from the perspective of emotions and two national cultures, US American and Indian. Previous work has demonstrated that culture substantially determines social-moral emotions as well as the degree to which people use emotions to make decisions. Here these findings are …
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Going with the flow : social context, uncertainty and decision-making
… of hands. It does so from the perspective of emotions and two national cultures, US American and Indian. Previous work has demonstrated that culture substantially determines social-moral emotions as well as the degree to which people use emotions to make decisions. Here these findings are …
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Cleansing Our Recycling Failures: How Guilt and Outrage Lead to Different Types of Pro-Environmental Behavior
… behavioral changes? According to research on moral self-regulation, failing to act morally can threaten a person’s moral self-concept, eliciting moral emotions (i.e., guilt and outrage), and motivating compensatory behavior (such as increased recycling). Three studies examined whether watching …
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