Moral behaviour

Question 1

What is morality?

Answer 1

Regards behaviours that have consequences for others’ rights, and psychological and physical well being

Question 2

What is moral behaviour?

Answer 2

A broad range of intentional acts that could result in positive or negative consequences for others’ psychological and physical welfare

Question 3

What is prosocial behaviour?

Answer 3

Voluntary behaviour to help or benefit another

Question 4

What are predictors of prosocial behaviour?

Answer 4

Task orientation, mastery climate, and self-affiliation goals

Question 5

What is antisocial behaviour?

Answer 5

Voluntary behaviour to harm or disadvantage another

Question 6

What are predictors of antisocial behaviour?

Answer 6

Ego orientation, performance climate, and moral disengagement

Question 7

What is moral disengagement?

Answer 7

A set of mechanisms individuals use to justify antisocial behaviour

Question 8

What is social cognitive theory of moral thought and action?

Answer 8

Need to focus on behaviour; have two dimensions of morality: proactive (power to behave humanely); inhibitive (power to refrain from behave inhumanely

Question 9

What team sport has higher prosocial and antisocial behaviours for opponents?

Answer 9

Football

Question 10

What sex rates higher on antisocial behaviour?

Answer 10

Males