Sentences with phrase «moral judgments»

People's moral judgments about relationship behaviors depend greatly on their own personality profiles, especially their attachment styles.

We suspected that the importance of loyalty and purity are the key reasons why people make those moral judgments, more so than if someone was harmed.

«Suspend moral judgments.»

Roth described the «key impediment to war» as «human empathy» and expressed skepticism that «better programming» can address concerns raised, warning, «there are moral judgments at stake.»

In its first public statement on the matter, the Holy See expressed «grave ethical concerns» and said most critical is «the lack of ability for pre-programmed, automated technical systems to make moral judgments over life and death, to respect human rights, and to comply with the principle of humanity.»

Insurance companies don't make moral judgments about who is named as beneficiary.

Thus, defence counsels are superheroes because in suppressing their moral judgments, they seek to be the best advocates and uphold the cardinal rule of the profession, which is that everyone deserves representation.

He recognizes that the courts might be pressed again to defer to military decision - making («I would not lead people to rely on this Court for a review that seems to me wholly delusive») and proposes that the chief constraint against this unconstitutional action is the executive's «responsibility to the political judgments of their contemporaries and to the moral judgments of history.»

«Don't make moral judgments about parties.»

In sum, I have no qualms with Mr. Sirota's point that judges «should not shy away from making the moral judgments constitutional text requires.»

These courts attempt to account for factors relevant to assessing a debtor's prospects for repaying their student loans, but they also embrace the subjectivity and moral judgments that lead to inconsistent undue hardship determinations.

And how might those emotions affect any moral judgments that juror might make during the trial?

But what we would like to draw attention to is the importance of a truly feminist and queer perspective when making these fundamental moral judgments about the sexuality of others.

There's no getting around moral judgments.

But I do not dispute the propriety of a legal regulator making those moral judgments.

In my view, decisions about the content of law and regulation, and in particular the duties and obligations of lawyers, necessarily involve moral judgments.

It was found that people make strong moral judgments about a parent who leaves her child alone.

A fascinating new study examines how people overestimate the risks to children based on their moral judgments of a parent's behavior.

The artist intends to avoid any premature conclusions of moral judgments.

Independent animal hospitals are freer to follow their own various philosophies and moral judgments.

Try to avoid making moral judgments about the person; that will almost certainly escalate the problem.

These days, animals are not tried on the basis that they lack the ability to make moral judgments and therefore can not be held culpable for an act.

But just at the time when public universities seem to be taking more precautions against such knowledge (read: moral judgments) creeping into their curricula, evangelical high schools are being more aggressive in practicing what Carney refers to as the «integration of faith and learning.»

But in fact, by suppressing the student's natural tendency to make — and to want to make — moral judgments; by relentlessly denigrating the student's core western cultural heritage; and by pandering to the supposed victim status of some cultures in relation to others, this ideology is a recipe for further alienating a generation already too comfortable with a fashionable distrust of authority.

Criticizing an ethicist for making moral judgments would be like taking to task a movie reviewer who makes aesthetic judgments about the latest films.

Through the dialectic between the felt and the thought, Wheatley suggests that the moral positioning of the spectator incites moral thoughts, which do not embed prescribed moral judgments.

Like Kubrick, Field doesn't make any moral judgments about his characters, and his film remains stubbornly enigmatic.

Far too many people have intense moral judgments towards anyone with excess pounds, which contributes to the hidden epidemic of social disconnection, apathy, and plain old sadness.

So, the next time you catch yourself starting to slip into moral judgments and labels around food, leave the guilt behind and try to instead think about food as molecules or puzzle pieces.

In a series of studies that looked at people's intuitive moral judgments and empathic responses, the researchers found that certain situations could trigger instant moral and empathetic assessments, even when they were directed to counteract those feelings.

For one thing, it showed how moral judgments can feel so real.

Greene suspects these regions are part of a neural network that produces the emotional instincts behind many of our moral judgments.

But Greene argues that our emotions also play a powerful role in our moral judgments, triggering instinctive responses that are the product of millions of years of evolution.

Over the past four years, Greene has scanned dozens of people making these kinds of moral judgments.

None of them could explain how moral judgments work in the real world.

The crux of the matter, Greene decided, lay not in the logic of moral judgments but in the role our emotions play in forming them.

«We make moral judgments so automatically that we don't really understand how they're formed,» he says.

The puzzle of moral judgments grabbed Greene's attention when he was a philosophy major at Harvard University.

How do we separate the self from the other, make moral judgments, or decide how much money to save for retirement?

Patients with damage to the prefrontal cortex adopt a utilitarian policy when making difficult moral judgments

And, Typists no longer shifted their moral judgments in the self - interested direction.

We then asked whether people who made either rule - based or cost / benefit moral judgments were preferred as social partners.

New research from Oxford and Cornell Universities shows people gauge others» trustworthiness based on their moral judgments.

The basic idea is to ask about the sources of our moral judgments.

Therefore, for balanced bilinguals, or for those who have extensive immersion experience in their second language, I predict little or no difference in moral judgments.

Even though the disgust response arose for reasons that have little to do with morality, it seems to be pretty effective at shaping moral judgments.»

Her goal, she explains, is to learn more about why intentions matter to us when we make moral judgments.

In April neuroscientist Liane Young and her colleagues at MIT and Harvard University reported that they had altered people's moral judgments using transcranial magnetic stimulation, a procedure that briefly disrupts neural processing with a magnetic field induced by electric current.

In one unpublished study, DeWall and his associates have found that subjects» moral judgments change after receiving acetaminophen.

The ultimate goal is to understand how the brain makes moral judgments.