Moral Psychology

Suicide

Suicide

________ is shown to be viewed as more incorrect when it is done based on impulsivity.

sanctity Degradation foundation

The ________ is involved initially in response to the adaptive challenge of the omnivores dilemma, and then to the broader challenge of living in a world of pathogens and parasites.

Leon Kass

________ argued that our feelings of disgust can sometimes fried us with a valuable warning that we are going too far, even when we are morally dumbfounded and can't justify those feelings by pointing to victims.

East Asians

________ outperform Americans at the relative task because they automatically perceived and remember the relationship among the parts.

Stuart Mill

________ put forth in 1859 "The only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against as well, is to prevent harm to others ..

loyalty betrayal foundation

The ________ evolved in response to the adaptive challenge of forming and maintaining coalitions.

Deontology

________ and utilitarianism are "one receptor "morality that is likely to appeal most strongly to people who are highly on systemizing and low on empathizing.

adaptive challenge

The fairness /cheating foundation evolved in response to the ________ of reaping the rewards of cooperation without getting exploited.

Modules

________ are like little switches in the brain of all animals.

decision of committing

Impulsiveness- the actor has not fully processed the idea and ________ and has not fully acknowledged the consequences, therefore, making it not necessary.

Morality

________ is revised over time according to our experiences.

exposure

Prior ________ to Suicide- suicide can be recognized as contagious and being impacted by one can potentially push others.

Non WEIRD societies

________ have a more sociocentric morality, which means that you place the needs of groups in institutions first, often ahead of the needs of individuals.

behavioral immune system

It includes a(n) ________, which can make us wary of a diverse array of symbolic objects and threats.

Asymmetrical

________: conservatives are more biased than liberals.

Liberty oppression

________: This foundation helped our egalitarian hunter- gatherer ancestors to rally against tyrannical alpha males who abused their power within the hierarchy of the group.

sanctity foundation

The ________ is used most heavily by the religious.

Self Euthanasia

________- To relieve a chronic medical condition or financial trouble.

Modularity

________ can help us think about innate receptors, and how they produce a variety of initial perceptions that get developed in culturally variable ways.

judgment of immorality

Perceived harm in the ________.

naturalist approach

Humes's pluralist, sentimentalist, and ________ to ethics is more promising than utilitarianism or deontology for moral psychology.

Social Harm

________- The harm and internal conflict other people may feel whenever the actor commits.

Harm

________ both amplifies and directly causes moral judgment- even in objectively harmless acts.

Metal Analysis

________ can be a measure of precision since not one study is definitive.

authority subversion foundation

The ________ evolved in response to the adaptive challenge of forging relationships that will benefit us within social hierarchies.

Democratic Party

Moral psychology can help to explain why the ________ has had so much difficulty connecting with both since 1980.

fairness foundation

The ________ begins with the psychology of reciprocal altruism, but its duties expanded once humans created gods in punitive moral communities.

ethic of autonomy

The ________ is based on the idea that people are, first and foremost, autonomous individuals with wants, needs, and preferences.

Self Harm

________- the violation of social norms that takes place through the act of self- harm.

Soul Taint

________- The prevention of the tainting of a person's soul through acting.

WEIRD

The moral domain is unusually narrow and ________ cultures, where it is largely limited to the ethic of autonomy.

sanctity foundation

The ________ is crucial for understanding the American cultural wars, particularly over biomedical issues.

The authors pointed out that nearly all research in psychology is conducted on a very small subset of the human population

people from cultures that are Western, educated, industrialized, rich, and democratic, WEIRD

If you see a world full of individuals, then you'll want the morality of Kohlberg and Turiel

a morality that protects those individuals and their individual rights you emphasize concerns about harm and fairness

The ethic of divinity let us give voice to inchoate feelings of elevation in the degradation

our sense of  "higher" and "lower."

Liberty/oppression

This foundation helped our egalitarian hunter-gatherer ancestors to rally against tyrannical alpha males who abused their power within the hierarchy of the group

Most people have a deep intuitive concern for the law of karma

they want to see cheaters punished and good citizens rewarded in proportion to the deeds

Harm both amplifies and directly causes moral judgment

even in objectively harmless acts

Dyad

agent and patient

Argues that five innately prepared cognitive modules, one for each kind of moral content

harm/care, fairness/reciprocity, ingroup/loyalty, authority/respect, and purity/sanctity

Time left

The people who may commit suicide are forfeiting future years of their lives that would potentially be worth living

Social Harm

The harm and internal conflict other people may feel whenever the actor commits

Soul Taint

The prevention of the tainting of a person's soul through acting

Self-Harm

the violation of social norms that takes place through the act of self-harm

The severity of Circumstances

Sometimes suicide is a response to circumstances for a person so a reevaluation of the severity may change a persons mind

Self-Euthanasia

To relieve a chronic medical condition or financial trouble

Prior exposure to Suicide

suicide can be recognized as contagious and being impacted by one can potentially push others

Attempted Suicide already

Failed attempts are interpreted differently due to the moral consequences of suicide not being a factor

Impulsiveness

the actor has not fully processed the idea and decision of committing and has not fully acknowledged the consequences, therefore, making it not necessary

Moral-Religious Background

The religious perception of suicide for different peoples moral-religious backgrounds can cause variance in the perception of normative judgments of suicide based on their own religious backgrounds

Asymmetrical

conservatives are more biased than liberals

Symmetrical

There are both equally biased

Hypothesis

Focusing on just the body does not cause objectification, but instead, leads to a redistribution of the perceived mind

Hypothesis

Focusing on just the body does not cause objectification, but instead, leads to a redistribution of the perceived mind