Moral Vignettes Test

[Morpeko]

Your strongest values are Nurture and Lifestyle Liberty.

Nurture: Preventing the suffering of others, caring for the defenseless, and showing compassion for the weak by nurturing and caring for them.

Lifestyle Liberty: Honoring the individual's independence and autonomy by allowing each person to determine the course of their own life.

Moral Vignettes Test

 

[Luminous]

 

[SD45T-2]

Your strongest values are Property and Fairness-Proportionality.

 

[chickpea]

 

[Merced]

I'm surprised authority is as high as it is.

 

[Maou]

 

[ceecee]

Your strongest values are Nurture and Lifestyle Liberty.

 

[Norexan]

Your strongest values are Loyalty and Sanctity-Tradition.

Loyalty: Honoring the obligations of group membership, being willing to sacrifice for the in-group, and being vigilant against betrayal from the out-group.

Sanctity-Tradition: Maintaining the sanctity of traditional values, respecting the taboos of religion, and avoiding bacteria and contagion.

 

[Vendrah]

It seems that I have a little bit of everything (I wasn't so middle, I think), except I don't value much Economic Liberty (I don't value much tradition as well, but the test doesn't seem to think that).

 

[Kephalos]

Results: Your strongest values are Nurture and Sanctity-Tradition.

Foundations in descending order:

Nurture: Preventing the suffering of others, caring for the defenseless, and showing compassion for the weak by nurturing and caring for them.

Sanctity-Tradition: Maintaining the sanctity of traditional values, respecting the taboos of religion, and avoiding bacteria and contagion.

Tied:

Lifestyle Liberty: Honoring the individual's independence and autonomy by allowing each person to determine the course of their own life. Sanctity-Nature: Maintaining the purity of nature and the environment, seeing nature as sacred and mankind’s influence as corruptive. Property: Showing respect for ownership and possession by preventing theft, harm, trespassing, and vandalism to the property of others.

Loyalty: Honoring the obligations of group membership, being willing to sacrifice for the in-group, and being vigilant against betrayal from the out-group.

Tied:

Fairness-Equality: Honoring cooperation and fellow-feeling by preventing or minimizing situations that would lead to unequal outcomes Fairness-Proportionality: Honoring individualism and meritocracy by letting those who are hard-working, competent, or lucky reap the rewards of their actions.

Economic Liberty: Honoring the individual's diligence and initiative by allowing each person to be free of coercion in the economic sphere.

 

[yeghor]

Your strongest values are Nurture and Fairness-Proportionality.

Your morality was the closest to that of a centrist.

Explanation of Foundations:

Nurture: Preventing the suffering of others, caring for the defenseless, and showing compassion for the weak by nurturing and caring for them.

Fairness-Equality: Honoring cooperation and fellow-feeling by preventing or minimizing situations that would lead to unequal outcomes.

Fairness-Proportionality: Honoring individualism and meritocracy by letting those who are hard-working, competent, or lucky reap the rewards of their actions.

Loyalty: Honoring the obligations of group membership, being willing to sacrifice for the in-group, and being vigilant against betrayal from the out-group.

Authority: Preserving the social order by honoring the obligations of hierarchical relationships by way of obedience, respect, and the fulfillment of role-based duties.

Sanctity-Tradition: Maintaining the sanctity of traditional values, respecting the taboos of religion, and avoiding bacteria and contagion.

Sanctity-Nature: Maintaining the purity of nature and the environment, seeing nature as sacred and mankind’s influence as corruptive.

Lifestyle Liberty: Honoring the individual's independence and autonomy by allowing each person to determine the course of their own life.

Economic Liberty: Honoring the individual's diligence and initiative by allowing each person to be free of coercion in the economic sphere.

Property: Showing respect for ownership and possession by preventing theft, harm, trespassing, and vandalism to the property of others.