Showing posts with label moral psychology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moral psychology. Show all posts
Friday, 15 January 2016

New article published: The counseling, self-care, adherence approach to person-centered care and shared decision making: Moral psychology, executive autonomy, and ethics in multi-dimensional care decisions

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A few days ago, an article by myself and three colleagues from philosophy, psychological safety research and pediatrics that's bee...
Wednesday, 13 November 2013

Post Haiyan: A Very Brief Ethical Annotation Re. the Current Situation in the Philipines and Indonesia

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In the aftermath of the monster typhoon Haiyan that hit especially hard in the Philipines and Indonesia recently, news have been continuing ...
Thursday, 29 August 2013

Another Comment on Empirical Research Relating to Ethics and Morality: The Moral Behavior is not Necessarily so Moral at All

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So, once again I have dared to post a small comment on an article in the mighty PLOS ONE open access science journal . Last time, as some...
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Wednesday, 22 May 2013

Utilitarianism and Empathy, or: Are Kantians Abnormally Empathic?

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I just made some comments on a new psychology research article on the topic of how moral judgement link to emotional features in the jour...
Thursday, 11 February 2010

How our Compassion Reveals a Moral Abyss

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Yesterday, BBC reported that the official death toll of the Haiti disaster is now 230 000, thus approaching the sum of lives claimed by the...
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