Very interesting

Dear Lalixon,

I suggest the following reading: all Greene et al.'s studies. They have developed the Dual-Process Model (Greene et al., 2001). This model explains how people perform moral decision-making according to their socio-emotional responses and cognitive processes. You will be interested in reading Choe and Min's (2011) paper showing how emotions interfere with moral decision-making.

Lastly, many works show that affective empathy also plays a key role in such decisions (see Gleichgerrcht and Young, 2013; Decety and Cowell, 2014; Patil and Silani, 2014; Takamatsu, 2018).

I hope that helps,

Best regards,

Julian

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That's good resources Dr.Jalian, as I recommend Aristotles' Nicomachean Ethics.

Абдулджалил Кадхим Алвали с этой книгой я знаком,мне интересно что думают философы сегодняшного дня

What's moral or immoral varies a lot according to who's judging, the culture, the nature of the relationship in which the act is carried out, the actual nature of the act, and so many other factors - there cannot be a general answer to such a question.

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Moral or immoral? In my opinion, it depends on a personal point of view. We have to live in a society in any country, and we should respect everybody. It is for me moral. Respect

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Ph.D. Ingrid del Valle García Carreño

Ингрид Дель Валье Гарсия Карреньо спасибо за ответ.

Dear, Lalihon Mukhamedjanova!!! I think that there are a lot of factors and reasons which lead a person to morality or immorality. And there are followings:

-education;

-social condition;

-environmental;

-family and school;

-friends;

-politics;

-personal purpose and position;

Lalihon Mukhamedjanova according to Christian Traditional beliefs or doctrines that originated from the Bible itself affirms that SIN is the main problems that cause people doing bad things (bad moral), you can read Rome chapter 1, also Rome 3:23; only by faith in Christ Jesus people can recieve eternal life or immorality (Rome 6:23)