COMPARING ETHICAL SELF-SUPERIORITY IN THE FIELDS OF DOING ETHICAL BEHAVIORS AND NOT DOING UNETHICAL BEHAVIORS

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AHMADI EBRAHIM

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COMPARING ETHICAL SELF-SUPERIORITY IN THE FIELDS OF DOING ETHICAL BEHAVIORS AND NOT DOING UNETHICAL BEHAVIORS

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SELF-EVALUATIONQ1

SELF-ESTEEMQ2

MORAL SELF-SUPERIORITYQ1

SOCIAL COGNITIONQ2

MORAL PSYCHOLOGYQ2

Abstract

The aim of this study was to compare the ethical self-superiority in terms of doing good deeds and in terms of not doing bad deeds. MORAL SELF-SUPERIORITY has two forms: (1) the belief that "I do good things more than others", and (2) the belief that "I do bad things less than others", and the intensity of MORAL SELF-SUPERIORITY can be different in these two areas. The research design was experimental and within-subjects and the research population were students of Islamic Azad University of Buin Zahra in 2016-17 academic year (N=5000) among which 73 were selected using random sampling. The research tool was a researcher-made scale in which the subjects were asked to determine whether they or others are more likely to do seven moral and immoral behaviors. One-sample t-test showed that when the subjects are confronted with unethical behaviors, they confirm that they are less likely than others to perform the behaviors (self-superiority), but when they encounter ethical behaviors, they do not announce that they are more likely than others to perform the behaviors (do not have self-superiority).

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AHMADI, EBRAHIM. (2017). COMPARING ETHICAL SELF-SUPERIORITY IN THE FIELDS OF DOING ETHICAL BEHAVIORS AND NOT DOING UNETHICAL BEHAVIORS. APPLIED PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY, 8(1 ), 121-132. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/250162/en

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AHMADI EBRAHIM. COMPARING ETHICAL SELF-SUPERIORITY IN THE FIELDS OF DOING ETHICAL BEHAVIORS AND NOT DOING UNETHICAL BEHAVIORS. APPLIED PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2017;8(1 ):121-132. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/250162/en

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EBRAHIM AHMADI, “COMPARING ETHICAL SELF-SUPERIORITY IN THE FIELDS OF DOING ETHICAL BEHAVIORS AND NOT DOING UNETHICAL BEHAVIORS,” APPLIED PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY, vol. 8, no. 1 , pp. 121–132, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/250162/en

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