Moral psychology: An Introduction

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Dedication Epigraph Title page Copyright page Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Setting the stage 2 Patiency 3 Agency 4 Sociality 5 Reflexivity and temporality 6 Comparing emphases of major normative theories 7 Is and ought Further readings Study questions Notes 1: Preferences 1 The function of preferences: prediction, explanation, planning, and evaluation 2 The role of preferences in moral psychology 3 Preference reversals and choice blindness 4 Philosophical implications of the indeterminacy and instability of preferences 5 Future directions in the moral psychology of preferences Further readings Study questions Notes 2: Responsibility 1 Some incidents 2 The moral psychology of responsibility 3 Implicit bias 4 Philosophical implications of implicit bias 5 Future directions in the moral psychology of implicit bias and responsibility Further readings Study questions Notes 3: Emotion 1 Introduction 2 The role of emotions in moral psychology 3 The neuroscience of emotions 4 Philosophical implications of the cognitive and affective neuroscience of emotion 5 Future directions in the moral psychology of emotion Further readings Study questions Notes 4: Character 1 Introduction 2 The role of character in moral psychology 3 The person-situation debate in personality and social psychology 4 Philosophical implications of personality and social psychology 5 Future directions in the moral psychology of character Further readings Study questions Notes 5: Disagreement 1 Introduction 2 The role of disagreement in moral psychology 3 The science of cross-cultural disagreement 4 Philosophical implications and future directions of the psychology of disagreement 5 Future directions in the moral psychology of disagreement Further readings Study questions Notes Afterword Glossary References Index End User License Agreement