Titlebook: Dual-Process Theories in Moral Psychology; Interdisciplinary Ap Cordula Brand Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 Moral Psychology

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Where and When Ethics Needs Empirical Factss expected to do. The necessity of taking into account empirical facts arises, first, from the necessity to assess the impact of its own principles on the concrete realities, which these principles are to influence. Second, it arises from the necessity to adapt the practice rules proposed to the nor

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Psychology’s Contribution to Ethics: Two Case Studiesation of human morality can offer an important contribution to ethics. First, an empirical approach can illuminate matters of definition. Normative ethicists often make distinctions between concepts that do not reflect lay usage, and may seek to refine or reclaim the ‘true’ meaning of words to preve

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Moral Judgments and Moral Integrity – Three Empirical Studies the judgment of that person’s morality. For the purposes of the paper, the author defines the concepts of vertical integrity and its lack in positive and negative terms, thus taking part in the extensive debate concerning integrity in general. Study no. 1 made it possible to determine the key sets

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Moral Intuitionism and Empirical Dataucing an abstract principle from a set of case-based moral intuitions. The use of case-based intuitions in normative theory construction is conceptualized here as an inductive inference procedure in which philosophers draw conclusions from introspectively observable data (their intuitions) to the st

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Can Biological Approaches Explain (Im)Moral Behavior? Problems and Potentials of Studies Focused on r of empirical studies in recent years mentioned the influence of biological factors on the capacity of morality. Especially an often-cited study by Avshalom Caspi et al. (2002a) shows a statistically proven influence of a genetic predisposition on antisocial behavior. Thereby, the question arises t