Experimental ethics, intuitions, and morally irrelevant factors
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DOI: 10.1007/s11098-019-01330-z
Abstract: In one study, Joshua Greene and colleagues have offered a solution to the notorious trolley problem. Rising from the armchair from which trolleyological research has traditionally been carried out, they have conducted experiments to find… read more here.
Keywords: morally irrelevant; experimental ethics; irrelevant factors; intuitions morally ... See more keywords
Analyzing debunking arguments in moral psychology: Beyond the counterfactual analysis of influence by irrelevant factors
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DOI: 10.1017/s0140525x18002716
Abstract: Abstract May assumes that if moral beliefs are counterfactually dependent on irrelevant factors, then those moral beliefs are based on defective belief-forming processes. This assumption is false. Whether influence by irrelevant factors is debunking depends… read more here.
Keywords: psychology; irrelevant factors; debunking arguments; influence irrelevant ... See more keywords
Controlling construct-irrelevant factors through computer-based testing: disengagement, anxiety, & cheating
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DOI: 10.1080/20004508.2018.1490127
Abstract: ABSTRACT A decision of whether to move from paper-and-pencil to computer-based tests is based largely on a careful weighing of the potential benefits of a change against its costs, disadvantages, and challenges. This paper briefly… read more here.
Keywords: irrelevant factors; computer based; based tests; computer ... See more keywords