Cognitive Ethics
Cognitive ethics studies the interplay between moral reasoning and cognitive processes, focusing on how our understanding of ethics is influenced by human cognition and psychological factors.
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Philosophy of Humor: Ethical Implications in Comedy
The Philosophy of Humor delves into the ethical implications of comedy, analyzing how humor can perpetuate stereotypes or foster understanding while navigating the fine line between satire and offense.
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Cognitive dissonance examines the conflicts between ethics and beliefs, highlighting how individuals reconcile opposing thoughts and the impact on moral decision-making.
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Just World Hypothesis: Understanding Fairness
The Just World Hypothesis posits that individuals have a cognitive bias to believe that the world is fundamentally fair, often leading to victim-blaming and the rationalization of social inequalities.
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