Take this test:

https://www.idrlabs.com/moral-vignettes/test.php

And report back your results. Vote for the two categories you scored highest in, and if you want post your results graph too.

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Explanation of Foundations: Nurture: Preventing the suffering of others, caring for the defenseless, and showing compassion for the weak by nurturing and caring for them. Fairness-Equality: Honoring cooperation and fellow-feeling by preventing or minimizing situations that would lead to unequal outcomes. Fairness-Proportionality: Honoring individualism and meritocracy by letting those who are hard-working, competent, or lucky reap the rewards of their actions. Loyalty: Honoring the obligations of group membership, being willing to sacrifice for the in-group, and being vigilant against betrayal from the out-group. Authority: Preserving the social order by honoring the obligations of hierarchical relationships by way of obedience, respect, and the fulfillment of role-based duties. Sanctity-Tradition: Maintaining the sanctity of traditional values, respecting the taboos of religion, and avoiding bacteria and contagion. Sanctity-Nature: Maintaining the purity of nature and the environment, seeing nature as sacred and mankind’s influence as corruptive. Lifestyle Liberty: Honoring the individual's independence and autonomy by allowing each person to determine the course of their own life. Economic Liberty: Honoring the individual's diligence and initiative by allowing each person to be free of coercion in the economic sphere. Property: Showing respect for ownership and possession by preventing theft, harm, trespassing, and vandalism to the property of others.

My results:


Highest in Fairness-Proportionality and Lifestyle Liberty. Very low result on Fairness-Equality. Quite accurate!

I had to do a test with similar outcomes when I applied for my job. But the dilemmas/questions were completely different. Outcome was similar so I guess it is p accurate.

100% on Nurture, wow.

What is your job Lamps?

Pricing analyst at an energy company - completely unrelated to anything in the test, but it was (partly) to determine the fit with the company/ the rest of the team.

Btw, I wouldn’t rly say nuture is that much of a fit based on the description, but I’m guessing the dilemmas related to it were very black/white for me.

I leaned more neutral with some of the questions, but I'm surprised my Fairness-Equality is so low.

Nuture was my highest with Property (?) next but very close to Lifestyle Liberty.

But a lot of those situations I wanted to know more background info, like WHY was the man leaving a family business to work for a rival? Did they discuss this with his family? Was he treated poorly? etc.

I think the reason why it didn't give context is so our answer wasn't more biased. The guy was treated poorly? Yea that's ok. He wanted to screw over the family business? Ew, fuck that guy.

Nurture and lifestyle

I guess that makes sense

Doesn't really feel accurate. I feel like the severity of these things was really off!

Moose @ 1/11/2020 15:19

I think the reason why it didn't give context is so our answer wasn't more biased. The guy was treated poorly? Yea that's ok. He wanted to screw over the family business? Ew, fuck that guy.

Right.
Like buying a rabbit with your own money (great!) only to kill it with a bb gun or whatever (so not okay). Like that was an easy one, but a lot of them I felt neutral on, because I didn't know enough information lol

My results:

Some interesting test results.

Scored the highest on Lifestyle Liberty & Nurture.

Got somewhat good scores on Property & Fairness-Proportionality.

Did somewhat poorly on Economic Liberty, Authority & Loyalty.

Did poorly on Sanctity-Nature, Sanctity-Tradition & Fairness-Equality

Christian @ 1/11/2020 22:44

Moose @ 1/11/2020 15:19 I think the reason why it didn't give context is so our answer wasn't more biased. The guy was treated poorly? Yea that's ok. He wanted to screw over the family business? Ew, fuck that guy. Right. Like buying a rabbit with your own money (great!) only to kill it with a bb gun or whatever (so not okay). Like that was an easy one, but a lot of them I felt neutral on, because I didn't know enough information lol

Those questions took me the longest, but I tried to remove any context that wasn't mentioned before answering, and the answer would either be a weak no or a weak yes.

In the rabbit version, I went with a strong no though lol.