Trolley problem decisions follow the laws of inclusive fitness.

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2008-08-21
Author
Baker, Jonathan P.
Nelson, Lyndsay
Melby, Kimberly
Remiker, Mark W.
Brandt, Sarah
Advisor(s)
Bleske-Rechek, April L.
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Abstract
Research investigates the effects of genetic relatedness, sex, and age on moral decision in a life-or-death thought experiment in ethics known as the Trolley Problem. The original Trolley Problem forces the reader to decide whether they would save the lives of five people tied to a track by flipping a switch to sacrifice the life of one person tied to an alternate track.
Subject
Trolley problem.
Behavior genetics.
Ethics, Evolutionary.
Ethics--Social aspects.
Posters.
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/30467
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Presentation
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Color poster with text and graphs of research conducted by Jonathan Baker, Lyndsay Nelson, Kimberly Melby, Mark Remiker, and Sarah Brandt, advised by April Bleske-Rechek.
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