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The How Strict Are Your Morals Test
Their result for The How Strict Are Your Morals Test ...
Universalist
Your moral values are 53% absolute!
You believe in a distinct right and wrong, and a well-defined good and evil. You don't believe, however, that any one culture has got it quite right. Universalists tend to derive what they see as a universal code of ethics - applicable to all humans - from common existing moral codes, religious or secular. You are probably a person who is not very religious, and sees morals and ethics in a secular way. Your beliefs are not set so much on tradition as they are set on reason.
Their Analysis (Vertical line = Average)
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They scored 53% on Absolutism, higher than 76% of your peers.
All possible test results
Relativist
You believe that moral decisions are not guided by absolute and universal truths. You do not believe in much distinction between good and evil, only that varying decisions can be correct for any perso... Read more
Consequentialist
While you shy away from the idea that there is no "right" and "wrong," you attach special weight to the consequences of actions while deciding on their morality. Consequentialists usually come in two ... Read more
Universalist
You believe in a distinct right and wrong, and a well-defined good and evil. You don't believe, however, that any one culture has got it quite right. Universalists tend to derive what they see as a un... Read more
Absolutist
You believe in absolute truths, independent of human reasoning, that should dictate human behavior. You have a clear understanding that there is always a right and a wrong, and that the difference bet... Read more
