Visual saliency influences ethical blind spots and (dis)honesty
Recent work suggests that dishonesty results from ethical blind spots: people’s lack of attention to ethical information. In two experiments (one pre-registered) we used eye tracking to investigate when ethical blind spots emerge, and whether they can be reduced through a simple, non-invasive interv...
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| Language: | English |
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Springer New York LLC
2019
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