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- Moral sentiment
- Moral emotions
- sympathy
- psychopathy
- sociopathy
- wickedness
- duty
- honor
- caring
- nobility
- Rawls's three laws of moral psychology
- Trust
- Moral education
- Feminist ethics
- emotivism
- Autonomy
- Strength of will
- free will
- determinism
- libertarianism
- compatibilism
- moral luck
- moral strength
- moral weakness
- responsibility
- causation
- accountability
- voluntariness
- voluntary action
- acting out of ignorance
- acting in ignorance
- acting under duress
- tort liability
- autonomy
- Good will
- virtue
- vice
- golden mean
- character
- virtues of self-control
- temperance
- the relation between virtue and pleasure
- good temper
- ambition
- curiosity
- work ethic
- sexual continence
- virtues of self-efficacy
- the virtues of regard
- virtues of respect
- polite virtues
- virtues of kindness
- wisdom
- relation between wisdom and the virtues
- moral vision
- cosmic vision
- common good
- happiness
- the good life
- life of pleasure
- life of adventure
- life of entertainment
- life of security
- life of comfort
- life of wealth
- life of fame
- life of power
- virtuous life
- deliberation
- rational calculation
- cunning
- memory
- discernment
- foresight
- moral deliberation
- casuistry
- narrative ethics
- moral judgment
- judgment
- decision
- Kidder's paradigms of moral judgment
- bad judgment
- moral knowledge
- practical reason
- moral intuition
- stages of moral knowledge
- integrity
- moral codes
- Kohlberg, Gilligan
- stages of moral reasoning
- subjectivism
- dichotomous thinking
- relativism
- ethical principle
- deontological principles
- The principle of deontological egoism
- The principle of nonmaleficence
- The libertarian principle
- The categorical imperative
- contract ethics
- discourse ethics
- teleological principles
- The principle of consequentialist egoism
- The tit-for-tat principle
- The golden rule
- The utilitarian principle
- natural law theory
- rights-based ethics
- principle of benevolence
- moral competence