Sentence examples for moral variability from inspiring English sources
At very least, some form of discursive ethics will be required to engage the type of casuistic analysis necessary to appreciate and navigate both socio-culturally-based moral variability, and how this affects – and might be affected by – the use of biomedical S/T advances upon the pluralist terrain of the 21st century world stage [ 8].
The relationship between individual variability in moral ability (development) and the neural response to justice moral issues was assessed in a brain-wide, voxel-wise correlation analysis for the individual mMJI scores and BOLD contrast values for the moral issues.
Ethical relativism is attractive to many philosophers and social scientists because it seems to offer the best explanation of the variability of moral belief.
Jonathan Dancy has well highlighted a kind of contextual variability in moral reasons that has come to be known as "reasons holism": "a feature that is a reason in one case may be no reason at all, or an opposite reason, in another" (Dancy 2004).
The lack of harmonization of ethics committee processes across Europe, the need for a simplified research governance framework, and the "inconsistency" as a result of the inherent variability in moral judgment were reported [ 4].
A preliminary determination of the neural basis of such variability focused on the correlation between BOLD contrast values for moral issue processing and mMJI scores, and a split sample comparison of BOLD contrast values for subject subgroups that exhibited higher and lower ability to reason about moral issues, based on their MJI scores.
Of course, "reason" and "action" cannot be easily disentangled; indeed, the situational variability of cognitive processes helps explain the observed behavioral variability in moral behavior.
Variability and rates of change are crucial.
