Implicit Theories of Morality and Moral Licensing
We studied effect of implicit theories of morality on moral licensing. Entity theorists (believing morality is fixed) showed stable tendency to praise their future moral deeds after recall of moral or immoral behaviors. Incremental theorists (believing in malleable morality) perceived future moral d...
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sg-smu-ink.soss_research-28642015-04-14T08:06:06Z Implicit Theories of Morality and Moral Licensing Franc, Michal TONG, Yuk Yue (Jennifer) We studied effect of implicit theories of morality on moral licensing. Entity theorists (believing morality is fixed) showed stable tendency to praise their future moral deeds after recall of moral or immoral behaviors. Incremental theorists (believing in malleable morality) perceived future moral deeds as less praise-worthy after immoral behavior recall. 2014-05-22T07:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research/1607 Research Collection School of Social Sciences eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Social Psychology |
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We studied effect of implicit theories of morality on moral licensing. Entity theorists (believing morality is fixed) showed stable tendency to praise their future moral deeds after recall of moral or immoral behaviors. Incremental theorists (believing in malleable morality) perceived future moral deeds as less praise-worthy after immoral behavior recall. |
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