In my future shoes: using VR decision support tools in moral and practical prenatal decisions for an enriched and less biased simulation of one’s future self (Preprint)
Abstract:BACKGROUND
An expectant mother faces several decisions related to pregnancy that cannot be tackled with the rational choice method or by consulting medical evidence. These choices are moral and practical prenatal decisions, which involve respectively the prospective mother’s moral and practical identities. Current genetic counselling services do not support expectant mothers in such decisions, and the mental processes employed, such as mental simulation, are prone to decision-making bia… Show more
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