Medical Students’ Moral Sensitivity Shifts as They Enter the Clinic, Study Finds
A Croatian longitudinal and cross-sectional study of 574 medical students found that deliberative moral sensitivity rises sharply at the transition ...
Tag: moral psychology
Disgust Comes in Three Flavors, and a New Dutch Scale Measures Each One Precisely
A large two-sample validation confirms that the Dutch Three-Domain Disgust Scale reliably separates pathogen, sexual, and moral disgust, with women ...
Three Moral Types: Study Maps How Turkish Students Judge Ethical Dilemmas
A mixed-methods study of 447 Turkish undergraduates identifies three distinct moral-reasoning profiles—Pragmatic Evaluators, Accommodating Moderates, and Conviction-Driven Absolutists—showing that evaluative ...
Calculative Mindset Linked to Moral Disengagement and Ethical Compromise
New research in PsyCh Journal finds that people who habitually analyze experiences as cost-benefit problems are more likely to disengage ...
Scientists Build First Scale to Measure the Comfort of Clicktivism
Researchers have developed and validated the NOPAPEN Digital Conscience Scale, an eleven-item instrument that measures the moral relief people experience ...
Selfish and Prosocial People Both Bend the Truth About Their Impact, but Selfish Distortions Spread Further
Nine experiments with nearly 8,800 adults show that both selfish and prosocial people systematically distort the ambiguous social consequences of ...
Thinking in a Second Language Changes Moral Choices, but Only When the Mind Has Room to Deliberate
A new CNI model study shows that the foreign language effect in moral judgment combines enhanced outcome sensitivity and reduced ...
Why Some People Approve of Lynching: Moral Reasoning Holds the Key
A study of 536 Brazilian adults shows that approval of lynching is driven by moral judgment through social and, for ...
Too Many Likes, Not Too Few: Online Popularity Shifts Moral Choices
A new experiment using a mock social media platform finds that receiving unusually high numbers of likes increases acceptance of ...
Who Has to Prove What When AI Beats Us at Our Own Game?
Researchers argue that when AI demonstrably outperforms humans by our own standards, the burden of proof shifts to those insisting ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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