Moral judgment and decision making under uncertainty
@inproceedings{Fleischhut2013MoralJA, title={Moral judgment and decision making under uncertainty}, author={Nadine Fleischhut and G. Gigerenzer and E. Meer and W. G{\"u}th}, year={2013} }
From virtue theory to moral psychology to behavioral economics, a range of disciplines have explained behavior in moral situations by states of the individual mind, such as character traits, moral stages, or social preferences. These internal explanations predict that moral behavior is stable across a range of situations and thus struggle with the common observation of inconsistencies in moral judgment and behavior. In contrast, we first outline how the same heuristic predicts systematically… CONTINUE READING
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