Insecure and insensitive: Avoidant and anxious attachment predict less concern for others in sacrificial moral dilemmas
Abstract
Developmentally calibrated, adult attachment guides social decision making. We examined how insecure attachment styles relate to complex social decisions—moral dilemmas. Prior work failed to dissociate deontological (harm-rejecting) from utilitarian (outcome-maximizing) decisions, treating them as inversely related. Using process dissociation, we found avoidant attachment predicted less harm rejection—partially through lower empathic...
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Title
Insecure and insensitive: Avoidant and anxious attachment predict less concern for others in sacrificial moral dilemmas
Published Date
Feb 1, 2022
Volume
185
Pages
111274 - 111274
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