SF Journal of Depression and Anxiety
SFJDA

The Effect of Particular Obligations on People's Moral Judgment

Letter to Editor Volume 4 Issue 2
Rezaei S* and Gharibzadeh S
Corresponding Author: Gharibzadeh S

Abstract

Dear Editor, Although it has been discussed and proved that people understand the ethical value of impartiality (i.e., now not favoring specific people) [1,2]. It is uncertain when, if ever, humans understand the ethical value of partiality. The current studies explored whether information about unique obligations to specific people, especially relatives, is included in ethical judgments. Subsequently, in

Article Information

Journal SF Journal of Depression and Anxiety
Article Type Letter to Editor
Volume 4
Issue 2