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The morality test
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I've tried this and it's very interesting. You have to register and it does take a bit of time.......
https://www.bbc.co.uk...experiments/morality/
This was part of my result...
"Your high sense of wrongness is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you are highly sensitive to actions that break your moral code, and you react strongly to things you don’t agree with."
https://www.bbc.co.uk...experiments/morality/
This was part of my result...
"Your high sense of wrongness is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you are highly sensitive to actions that break your moral code, and you react strongly to things you don’t agree with."
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You get situatins where, for examlpe you have 3 options, can only select 1, but all 3 are right.
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It seems to go on for ages which makes it difficult to be consistent when the areas of the situation to be judged differ so greatly. i.e. large or small responsibility vs large or small consequences.
Necessary assumptions can affect your answer.
"YOUR LOW SENSE OF DISGUST is the most significant feature of your results
Your low sense of disgust is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you are unlikely experience a strong emotional response to issues of right and wrong. You probably do not often feel physically sickened by the immoral actions of other people and it may be that you favour a more rational approach to dealing with moral ‘wrongs’."
You get situatins where, for examlpe you have 3 options, can only select 1, but all 3 are right.
You need sound for the film piece.
It takes forever to load next page.
It seems to go on for ages which makes it difficult to be consistent when the areas of the situation to be judged differ so greatly. i.e. large or small responsibility vs large or small consequences.
Necessary assumptions can affect your answer.
"YOUR LOW SENSE OF DISGUST is the most significant feature of your results
Your low sense of disgust is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you are unlikely experience a strong emotional response to issues of right and wrong. You probably do not often feel physically sickened by the immoral actions of other people and it may be that you favour a more rational approach to dealing with moral ‘wrongs’."
Your low desire to avoid is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you are unlikley to avoid people who go against your view of right and wrong. Although you may react strongly to actions which go against your personal moral code, you probably do not often have concerns about the consequences of interacting with moral ‘wrongdoers’.
This suggests that you are unlikley to avoid people who go against your view of right and wrong. Although you may react strongly to actions which go against your personal moral code, you probably do not often have concerns about the consequences of interacting with moral ‘wrongdoers’.
I had low desire to avoid as well, which I'd go along with as i prefer to communicate with people, even ones I really despise than to ignore something I think is wrong etc.
Your results
YOUR LOW DESIRE TO AVOID is the most significant feature of your results
YOUR LOW DESIRE TO AVOID
is the most significant feature of your results
Your low desire to avoid is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you are unlikley to avoid people who go against your view of right and wrong. Although you may react strongly to actions which go against your personal moral code, you probably do not often have concerns about the consequences of interacting with moral ‘wrongdoers’.
By exploring the rest of your feedback, you’ll discover how this dimension of morality compares with your other results.
Your results
YOUR LOW DESIRE TO AVOID is the most significant feature of your results
YOUR LOW DESIRE TO AVOID
is the most significant feature of your results
Your low desire to avoid is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you are unlikley to avoid people who go against your view of right and wrong. Although you may react strongly to actions which go against your personal moral code, you probably do not often have concerns about the consequences of interacting with moral ‘wrongdoers’.
By exploring the rest of your feedback, you’ll discover how this dimension of morality compares with your other results.
Your low sense of anger is your most prominent moral dimension. This is the area in which you differed most from the average person in our pilot study.
This suggests that you do not generally experience a strong emotional response to actions that go against your view or right and wrong. You may be more tolerant to a range of behaviour in society.
By exploring the rest of your feedback, you’ll discover how this dimension of morality compares with your other results.
This suggests that you do not generally experience a strong emotional response to actions that go against your view or right and wrong. You may be more tolerant to a range of behaviour in society.
By exploring the rest of your feedback, you’ll discover how this dimension of morality compares with your other results.
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