<p>The Characteristics of Moral Judgment of Psychopaths: The Mediating Effect of the Deontological Tendency</p>

Industrial psychology 05 social sciences deontological inclination moral judgment psychopathy BF1-990 3. Good health Psychology Research and Behavior Management utilitarian inclination Psychology 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences HF5548.7-5548.85 Original Research
DOI: 10.2147/prbm.s226722 Publication Date: 2020-03-08T20:26:50Z
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Purpose: Many studies explore the relationship between moral judgment and psychopathy in western culture, but mechanism underlying this remains unclear. By far, no research about topic background of Chinese culture exists. In current study, we adopt one creative process-dissociation approaches to psychopath judgment. Methods: Adopt Levenson Self-Report Psychopathic Scale, version Interpersonal Reactivity Process-dissociation approach Results: Traditional utilitarian score high group are significantly higher than that low ( t = 2.97, p< 0.05), people with tendency U factor have significant difference (F= 0.85, p 0.36). Conclusion: Individuals tend make fewer deontological judgments because their decreased tendencies rather increased tendencies. They may more acceptance choices not increase well-being majority people, hurting others dilemma. Keywords: psychopathy, judgment, inclination, inclination
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