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Yeah, okay, could have guessed this one.
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And related to that is this:
"our score for this survey was 62 out of a possible 120 points.
This survey measures resistance to moral disengagement in support for military action. Moral disengagement occurs when people tell themselves that violence is excusable. The questions asked about possible excuses for military actions, but they did not give enough information for a cautious reader to agree with them. Because you showed a relatively high level of agreement, you may be "programmed" for moral disengagement in support of military action.
You scored 62 points on this survey. According to the social cognitive theory of moral disengagement, you can be easily persuaded to support war without giving it much thought.
Compare your score with students around the world.
Boost your moral engagement!"
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