Clearly, the actual probabilities in both conditions were identical, pointing to the real danger of the ethical framing effect.
The ethical framing effect offers all the more reason to frame your proposals as gains rather than losses whenever possible.
And that is not only an ethical effect, but a bad one, for Plato.
Courage and moderation are the first two virtues considered here; the psychological and ethical effects of poetry are now scrutinized.
Finally, it is important to be aware of the ethical side effects of neurobiological research, also called 'neuroethics' (Farah 2012).
By delving into the world of its aid workers-their everyday practices, discourses, and aspirations-author Chika Watanabe seeks to understand the NGO's political, social, and ethical effects.
What I found particularly inspiring about Doctorow was the way he would tweak form to produce moral-ethical effect — the way that he seemed not to see these two things as separate.
Our observations indicate the need for increased scholarly attention to the ethical and practical effects of medical crowdfunding for campaigners, recipients, donors, and the health system as a whole.
Controversies about, say, the effects of graphic depictions of violence, of the degradation of women, and of sex, echo the Platonic worries about the ethical and social effects of art.
Johnson seemingly lacks any sensitivity to the ethical or aesthetic side-effects of his deal-making – this is, after all, the man who condemned the Stratford Olympics site to a hideous 115m-high sculpture – precisely the kind of vainglorious ego trip the Olympics can do without – based on a 45-second chat with Britain's richest man in the cloakroom at Davos.
