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These are simple evaluations we make to judge whether something is good, bad, positive, or negative.
We do this with everything, including situations like evaluating writing.
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Blame judgements combine evaluations, norm judgments and wrongness judgements.
This judgement is carried out quickly. Blame is a social tool. It can also help us regulate our moral behaviour in the future.
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Norm judgements are limited to actions. We decide if some activity or thing is allowed, permissible, prohibited, or otherwise acceptable.
This can be applied before an action is taken. It often invokes abstract ideas of virtue and value.
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These combine elements of evaluation and norm judgement to identify intentional violations of norms.
A wrongness judgement differs from a norm judgement in that wrongness is an entirely moral trait.
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Moral psychology is the study of how we process moral ideas, how we become moral beings, and how our brains handle moral issues. We can use a four-category framework to understand how people make moral judgements. These are: Evaluations, ...
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