APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Self-Efficacy and Ethical Decision-Making
- Cheryl Stenmark
Angelo State University - Crystal Kreitler
Angelo State University - Robert Miller
Florida Institute of Technology - Ingrid Nystad
Angelo State University - Teresa Perez
Angelo State University - Gema Rader
Angelo State University
Abstract
Self-efficacy impacts ethical behavior and attitudes, but its effect on ethical cognition is as yet unknown. Participants analyzed an ethical dilemma using one of two methods: a cognitive tool and expressive writing, or a control condition, and decision ethicality was compared for participants in high or low self-efficacy conditions.
Cognitive Processes