Class 9 - behavioral science & policy
5 important questions on Class 9 - behavioral science & policy
Justice enactment, old view vs new view
New view = more within-person variance in justice enactment than there is between-person variance
Approaches aimed at reducing unethical behavior
- shift preferences toward morality
Structure-oriented approach:
- reduce specific acts of unethical behavior
integrative approach:
- removing incompatibilities to avoid adverse effects
- designing integrative strategies
Moral identity (MI)
MI internalization:
the degree to which various moral traits are central to one's self concept
MI symbolization:
the degree to which one's visible actions express these traits to others
- Higher grades + faster learning
- Never study anything twice
- 100% sure, 100% understanding
How do you activate moral identity?
generating consistent moral behaviors is complex; an unintended consequence of such reminders is that it can also make individuals feel licensed to act unethically
eg feeling good after volunteering for the Red Cross may make individuals feel licensed to cheat on their taxes
High moral identity
Low moral internalization
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