Moral Justification, Euphemistic Labelling, and Advantageous Comparisons Are Moral Disengagement

question 7

Multiple Choice

Moral justification, euphemistic labelling, and advantageous comparisons are moral disengagement processes that operate by cognitively distorting which of the following?

• A) The perpetrator's responsibility for the immoral behaviour
• B) The harm caused by the perpetrator's immoral behaviour
• C) The nature of the immoral behaviour carried out by the perpetrator
• D) The qualities of the victims harmed by the perpetrator
• E) The value of the damage caused by the perpetrator

Insight into how physiological arousal can influence emotions and vice versa (spillover effect).

Awareness of the potential for emotions to occur without conscious cognitive appraisal.

Distinguishing between different physiological responses associated with various emotions.

Understanding the relationship between physical arousal, cognitive labeling, and emotional experience.

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