The morality test

[safron]

This is an actual morality test that I found on the internet by accident.

http://www.outofservice.com/morality/

[KeithBC]

Interesting test. I don't think it reveals much about the moral standards of the person taking the test, but it reveals quite a bit about those of the test creators. They are evaluating morality primarily on responses to political lobby-group agenda items, rather than on more general moral principles.

I answered as honestly as I could, and I don't think their assessment resembled me at all. I don't fit well into pigeon holes.

Om mani padme hum
Keith

[Nemo]

There wasn't actually a single question that felt like a moral conundrum. It was a test of how well programmed a Rush Limbaugh listener you are.

[safron]

I dont think that two political questions turns it into something political.


What would be the idealistic morality test?

[safron]

I found the morality sense test from harvard university

http://moral.wjh.harvard.edu/index2.html

There are other morality tests out there which can be found in search.

[shel]

Is it immoral to cheat on a morality test?

[underthetree]

Seemed to me like most of the 'morality' questions were in fact political hot buttons, and specifically US ones. Seemed quite alien from a UK perspective.

[KeithBC]

Seemed to me like most of the 'morality' questions were in fact political hot buttons, and specifically US ones. Seemed quite alien from a UK perspective.

That was my sense of it exactly.

Om mani padme hum
Keith

[catmoon]

Is it immoral to cheat on a morality test?

Only if you get caught.