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"moral motivation" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe when someone is doing something because it is morally correct rather than for any other reason. For example, "Her moral motivation to help those in need was admirable."
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Agents with this moral psychology — i.e., this combination of moral motivation and beliefs — would be morally motivated to do as rule-consequentialism prescribes.
Perhaps because of the apparent opposition between self-interest and morality, the fact of moral motivation has seemed especially puzzling.
It addresses morality on three levels: moral outcomes (behavioral genetics), moral motivation or intent (psychology and neurology), and moral systems (sociality).
Any plausible account of moral motivation will, and must, acknowledge these sources of motivational failure; and any plausible analysis of moral properties must allow for them.
A final question about the connection between moral motivation and moral reasoning is whether someone without the right motivational commitments can reason well, morally?
In sum, then, Hume argues that the source of morality, our means of discerning moral distinctions, and the spring of moral motivation, must be the passions.
These persons stressed the Muslim qualities of moral motivation, contrition against overworldliness, and "the state of the heart" as opposed to the legalist formulations of Islam.
This connection is insufficient for moral motivation.
Implications for understanding moral emotion and moral motivation are discussed.
They require good will and moral motivation to become reality.
Moral motivation and commitment are needed as well.
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