The SAGE Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society 2018
DOI: 10.4135/9781483381503.n786
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Moral Disengagement

Abstract: Moral disengagement refers to a set of eight cognitive mechanisms that decouple one's internal moral standards from one's actions, facilitating engaging in unethical behavior without feeling distress. A compelling predictor of a number of morally undesirable behaviors, including childhood aggression, workplace deviance, and misconduct in sport, this review focuses on more recent research that explores how moral disengagement operates, both as a process (mediator) and as a disposition (moderator) to affect indi… Show more

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