现存分类群
道德解脱
心理学
道德的社会认知理论
光学(聚焦)
政治
社会心理学
道德心理学
过程(计算)
认识论
道德推理
政治学
法学
计算机科学
进化生物学
生物
操作系统
光学
物理
哲学
作者
Joshua J. Rhee,Chelsea Schein,Brock Bastian
摘要
Abstract Moralization has major social and political implications. Although there is a depth of research on the nature and implications of moral attitudes and moral convictions, there has been less of a focus on the psychological processes by which actions, attitudes, or entities become moralized, or move from lesser to greater moral significance, and the research that does exist is highly fragmented. In the present paper, we provide a two‐factor structure for understanding the current state of research on moralization, categorizing extant moralization research by (1) whether it examines judgments of actions, attitudes, or entities and (2) whether it captures moral recognition (the shift from neutral to moral), or moral amplification. Using this framework, we then consider the various routes through which moralization may occur, discuss emerging research on the influence that social norms can have on this process, and address future areas of research. Overall, we hope to provide some initial steps toward developing a more integrated framework for understanding moralization.
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