People are likely to systematically approach the ethics of others more critically compared to their own ethics. Moral hypocrisy reflects this egocentric ethics perspective as it refers to the Read More »
The concept of moral identity has received considerable interest by consumer behavior scholars in the past decade (Winterich, Mittal, and Ross 2009). This is not surprising considering the Read More »
Despite the many lapses in ethical behavior that have attracted widespread attention in recent years, little is known about the cognitive processes that shape people’s (un)ethical behavior and Read More »
Research on the individual psychology of ethical decision making tends to take a “one-shot” approach by examining the effect of one or more specific variables on one subsequent unethical act, or Read More »
It seems a day doesn’t go by without some unethical behavior by a politician, movie star, professional athlete, or high-ranking executive splashing the cover of newspapers. Although less Read More »