APS
29th APS Annual Convention
Tensions and Tradeoffs in Moral Psychology
People endorse many different moral values, but little research has investigated how these moral values conflict in particular contexts (e.g., should I be fair or loyal). We present psychological insights into the way people make tradeoffs between competing moral norms, both at the level of individuals and across group contexts.
Chairs & Discussants
- James DunganChair
Boston College
Presentations
- Fairness: What It Is, Isn't, and Might be forAlex Shaw
- Moral Tradeoffs Predict Decisions to Report Unethical BehaviorJames Dungan
- Morality in the Service of Groups: Types of Groups and Contextual ActivationBrian Lickel
- Mistake or Misconduct: Ethical and Competence Lapses Trigger Different Confrontation StrategiesErin Frey