People change their moral values to benefit themselves over others
Saturday, November 1, 2014 - 04:01
in Psychology & Sociology
People are quick to change their moral values depending on which rule means more cash for them instead of others, a study shows. The researchers conclude that the "Pursuit of self-interest is tempered by the constraints of coordination. People seek not only to benefit themselves but also to persuade other people that they are morally right in doing so."