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Moore Et Al 2008 Who Shalt Not Kill Individual Differences in Working Memory Capacity Executive Control and Moral by czfengmt1 is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The study investigates the relationship between working memory capacity (WMC), executive control, and moral judgment in the context of moral dilemmas involving killing to save others. Findings suggest that individuals with higher WMC are more likely to find certain types of killing morally acceptable and demonstrate more consistent moral judgments. The research also explores the impact of personal versus impersonal dilemmas and other factors such as self-risk and the inevitability of death on moral decision

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