However, the initial question was whether the monist has succeeded in explaining the phenomenon of 'moral regret', and perhaps Hurka has done that by positing a conflation of moral and non-moral regret in our experience.
Koch has been quoted as saying that blacks are anti-Semitic and whites are anti-black with the moral conscious to regret their prejudice.
Changes in instrumental and affective attitude, descriptive norm, self-efficacy, moral norm, anticipated regret and self-identity predicted changes in intention to speed.
Participants completed postal questionnaires at both waves to measure all cognitions proposed by the two-component TPB, along with moral norm, anticipated regret, self-identity and speeding on urban roads, country roads, and fast dual carriageways or motorways.
At baseline, participants (N = 279) completed a questionnaire designed to measure the following cognitive constructs derived from the extended TPB model: intention, attitude, subjective norm, perceived behavioural control, self-identity, anticipated regret, moral norm and descriptive norm.
A second study of healthcare workers [51] adopted an extended version of TPB that included additional elements of anticipated regret, moral norm, descriptive norm and professional norm.
Several additional concepts of the TPB and the PMT were used in this study, such as subjective norm, anticipated regret, moral obligation, and response efficacy.
The questionnaire measured perceived susceptibility and severity, cues to action, perceived benefits and barriers, self-efficacy, subjective norm, anticipated regret, moral obligation, and response efficacy.
Twenty-five yeafterfter Humanae Vitae was released, the late Jesuit moral theologian Richard A. McCormick regretted its aftermath - a cleric's position on birth control became a "litmus test" for priests who aspired to be bishops; it discouraged theological discourse on sexual ethics, and it caused many Catholics to no longer rely on the church for moral guidance.
