Titlebook: Emotions and Risky Technologies; Sabine Roeser Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 GM-foods.cloning.ethics.morality.nuclea

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If I Look at the Mass I Will Never Act: Psychic Numbing and Genocideowever, often become numbly indifferent to the plight of individuals who are “one of many” in a much greater problem. Why does this occur? Answering this question will help us address the topic of this paper: Why, over the past century, have good people repeatedly ignored mass murder and genocide? I

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Marketing Risk: Emotional Appeals Can Promote the Mindless Acceptance of Riskk, including technological risk. As a consequence, emotion is a necessary factor in the design of effective messages warning of risk. To be effective, a warning must command attention, galvanize memory, evoke emotion, contain an explicit instruction, and show consequences. As it is, effective warnin

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Emotions as Aids and Obstacles in Thinking About Risky Technologiesnd one way in? which emotions tend to make such decisions less rational..One way in which emotions can enhance the rationality of decisions regarding the moral acceptability of technological risks is by helping to clarify what exactly the risks are that a person associates with a given technological

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Risk Assessment as Virtue virtue. To establish this claim, we show first that?decision theory is unable to resolve the well-known St. Petersburg?paradox. The St. Petersburg?game has infinite expected value and yet seems?to be worth much less. We argue that?the systematic?deviation from apparently rational choice can be just

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Ethical Imagination: Broadening Laboratory Deliberations to alter anything about it. Ethicists who are embedded during the research-phase into a technology are in a better position to negotiate such changes. However, there is no fully developed method available for the work of ethicists who are embedded in a scientific engineering context. This paper mak

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Emotions Involved in Risk Perception: From Sociological and Psychological Risk Studies Towards a Neoscussion about risk and risk perception triggered by the social sciences and by interdisciplinary risk assessment. Second, I will discuss a recent form of antisentimentalism as it was recently supported by Lennart Sj?berg. I support a moderate adaptation of the constructivist point of view defended

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