Moral responsibility and blameworthiness for our implicit biases by Pushpam, Benita-Faith

“…Are we morally responsible and blameworthy for our implicit biases? …”
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What difference does God make to morality? by Swinburne, R

“…I’m not going to discuss whether or not there is a God (that’s something I’m argued for a lot over the years), but simply whether if there is a God, that makes any difference to morality., I shall argue that the existence and actions of God make no difference to the fact that there are moral truths; but that the existence and actions of God make a great difference1 to the content of morality, to the seriousness of morality, and our knowledge of morality. …”

Moral decisions in video games and players’ intergroup attitudes by Koek, Dominic Wei Jie

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Patterns of motivation, moral and civic development in young Singaporeans by Koh, Caroline

“…To date, research on moral functioning and motivation has originated predominantly from Western contexts. …”
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The target of harm/help and its effect on moral credits. by Choo, Xin Ling.

“…Moral licensing and moral cleansing are phenomena illustrating that people’s behaviours are due to an inflation or deflation of their self-concepts following a moral act or a transgression respectively. …”
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The scientific study of consciousness cannot and should not be morally neutral by Mazor, M, Brown, S, Ciaunica, A, Demertzi, A, Fahrenfort, J, Faivre, N, Francken, JC, Lamy, D, Lenggenhager, B, Moutoussis, M, Nizzi, M-C, Salomon, R, Soto, D, Stein, T, Lubianiker, N

“…Considering the tight link between consciousness and moral status, answers to these questions have implications for law and ethics. …”

Belgrave's quest for moral order in Bahrain, 1926-1957 by Fakhro, E

“…It analyzes these activities as visible sites for understanding how colonial decision-makers relied on the Law to enforce a distinct moral authority in Bahrain, and reflects on the political imperatives behind these regulatory projects. …”

An evolutionary computational framework for capacity-safety trade-off in an air transportation network by Mohammad Murad Hossain, Alam, Sameer, Delahaye, Daniel

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The establishement of moral level predictors for construction project managers in China / by Xue, Fei, 1989-, author 599670, Tareef Hayat Khan, supervisor 604967, Fakulti Alam Bina 8041

Children's resource distribution in a third-party moral transgression by Tan, Wendi Hui Min

“…Few studies have looked at resource distribution to recipients of different moral valence. Resource distribution studies mostly use identical items, but items can differ in types and desirability, which can in turn influence distribution patterns…”
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Advertising primed: how professional identity affects moral reasoning by Schauster, Erin, Ferrucci, Patrick, Tandoc, Edson C., Walker, Tara

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Moral cultivation, meritocracy and the origin of petty people: a hypothesis by Lee, Sheng Yue

“…In this essay, I will address a problem in Xunzi’s application of moral cultivation on petty people. Specifically, one of the main problems in accounting for petty people is that everyone is born as a petty person and petty people are defined to be people who freely express their dispositions and do not pursue moral cultivation, but some are able to undergo ethical transformation and some remain as petty people. …”
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Israel's propaganda war in Gaza : losing the moral high ground by Ong, Wei Chong

“…On the international opinion and moral front, Israel has lost the initiative and is rapidly running out of time to regain it.…”
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Resolving a puzzle about moral responsibility and logical truth by Geddes, A

“…Lampert and Waldrop have recently presented a puzzle about moral responsibility and logical truth, in which they derive a contradiction from three apparently plausible principles: (A) no one is responsible for any logical truth; (B) if no one is responsible for something, then no one is responsible for what it strictly implies; and (C) someone is responsible for something. …”

Resolving a puzzle about moral responsibility and logical truth by Geddes, A

“…Lampert and Waldrop have recently presented a puzzle about moral responsibility and logical truth, in which they derive a contradiction from three apparently plausible principles: (A) no one is responsible for any logical truth; (B) if no one is responsible for something, then no one is responsible for what it strictly implies; and (C) someone is responsible for something. …”

On the stability of moral preferences: a problem with computational elicitation methods by Boerstler, K, Keswani, V, Chan, L, Schaich Borg, J, Conitzer, V, Heidari, H, Sinnott-Armstrong, W

“…Preference elicitation frameworks feature heavily in the research on participatory ethical AI tools and provide a viable mechanism to enquire and incorporate the moral values of various stakeholders. As part of the elicitation process, surveys about moral preferences, opinions, and judgments are typically administered only once to each participant. …”

Card-flipping decision-making technique for handover skipping and access point assignment: a novel approach for hybrid lifi networks by Murad, Sallar S., Yussof, Salman, Hashim, Wahidah, Badeel, Rozin

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The effect of positive awe, interdependence, and moral motivation on cooperation in social dilemmas / by Yi Zining, 1993-, author 655610, Norashikin Mahmud, supervisor 229312, Fakulti Sains Sosial dan Kemanusiaan. Sekolah Pembangunan Sumber Manusia dan Psikologi 619084

The effect of positive awe, interdependence, and moral motivation on cooperation in social dilemmas / by Yi Zining

Xunzi's concern for yu (desire) and ritual approaches for its moral transformation by Zhou,Yalin

“…This dissertation focuses on Xunzi’s moral concern for yu 欲 (desire) with three primary aims: (1) to conceptualize Xunzi’s notion of yu; (2) to investigate and add a new understanding of what Xunzi conceives as the badness in uncultivated desires and the goodness in cultivated desires; (3) and to illustrate the embodied and sociocultural approaches/dimensions of rituals transforming problematic inborn desires and generating moral desires. …”
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