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The Moral Attribute Importance Test
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Your result for The Moral Attribute Importance Test ...
Average Westerner
You placed 0% difference on action versus inaction and 0% importance on consent!
Your results indicate that you believe:
- Minding your own business is appropriate at times, but there is some imperative to help your fellow man. People have a responsibility to others, but not an all-encompassing one.
- There's a grey area on the issue of personal freedom. Some things supercede the right to consent.
One thing that makes this type of result difficult to explain is that it can apply to any broad moral belief system. Maybe you believe that personal happiness/eudaimonia is the ultimate good, and that something which would be self-sacrifice in the short term actually benefits you in the long term. On the other hand, it could be just the opposite--you believe that the individual should be happy and healthy because that is most conducive to all of humanity being happy and healthy.
This isn't uncommon. As the category name suggests, this is basically the belief of the average person in the developed Western world.
- Minding your own business is appropriate at times, but there is some imperative to help your fellow man. People have a responsibility to others, but not an all-encompassing one.
- There's a grey area on the issue of personal freedom. Some things supercede the right to consent.
One thing that makes this type of result difficult to explain is that it can apply to any broad moral belief system. Maybe you believe that personal happiness/eudaimonia is the ultimate good, and that something which would be self-sacrifice in the short term actually benefits you in the long term. On the other hand, it could be just the opposite--you believe that the individual should be happy and healthy because that is most conducive to all of humanity being happy and healthy.
This isn't uncommon. As the category name suggests, this is basically the belief of the average person in the developed Western world.
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low on inaction, low on consent
low on inaction, medium on consent
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medium on inaction, low on consent
medium on inaction, medium on consent
medium on inaction, high on consent
high on inaction, low on consent
high on inaction, medium on consent
high on inaction, high on consent
Your Analysis (Vertical line = Average)
All possible test results
Authoritarian
Your results indicate that you believe: - Failing to prevent the suffering of another is just as bad (or nearly as bad) as causing it. People have a responsibility to others. - Whether or not... Read more
Average Easterner
Your results indicate that you believe: - Failing to prevent the suffering of another is just as bad (or nearly as bad) as causing it. People have a responsibility to others. - There's a grey... Read more
Hippie
Your results indicate that you believe: - Failing to prevent the suffering of another is just as bad (or nearly as bad) as causing it. People have a responsibility to others. - So-called "con... Read more
Religious Right
Your results indicate that you believe: - Minding your own business is appropriate at times, but there is some imperative to help your fellow man. People have a responsibility to others, but not ... Read more
Average Westerner
Your results indicate that you believe: - Minding your own business is appropriate at times, but there is some imperative to help your fellow man. People have a responsibility to others, but not ... Read more
Liberal
Your results indicate that you believe: - Minding your own business is appropriate at times, but there is some imperative to help your fellow man. People have a responsibility to others, but not ... Read more
Objectivist
Your results indicate that you believe: - As long as you're not part of the problem, you're OK; there's no moral imperative to take care of anyone else. People do not have a responsibility to oth... Read more
Rational Egoist
Your results indicate that you believe: - As long as you're not part of the problem, you're OK; there's no moral imperative to take care of anyone else. People do not have a responsibility to oth... Read more
Libertine
Your results indicate that you believe: - As long as you're not part of the problem, you're OK; there's no moral imperative to take care of anyone else. People do not have a responsibility to oth... Read more
