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CATEGORIES:College of Arts and Sciences,Thesis/Dissertations
DESCRIPTION:Target Audience: Faculty and Staff Category: Thesis Defense Tit
 le of Defense: Masterā€™s Thesis Defense by Lacie T. Alt Date of Defense: 
 July 21st, 2026 Location: Zoom Ā  Ā https://umassd.zoom.us/j/98293078368?p
 wd=WhdJfKNhBePb3y2FbxmbTQBUO5qFL2.1 Start time of Defense: 1:00 PM Title o
 f Paper: Personality, Beliefs, and Moral Disengagement in Moral Decision-M
 aking and Antisocial Behavior Abstract: Moral behavior involves both how p
 eople judge morally relevant situations and how they respond when self-int
 erest conflicts with moral standards. The present study examined how perso
 nality traits, moral beliefs and attitudes, and moral disengagement were a
 ssociated with moral judgment, low-stakes dishonest reporting, and self-re
 ported antisocial behavior in an online adult sample. Participants complet
 ed measures of Dark Tetrad traits, empathy, moral beliefs, moral disengage
 ment, moral judgment, dishonest reporting, cyberaggression, and adult cond
 uct problems. Findings provided partial support for the study hypotheses. 
 The strongest support emerged for antisocial behavior, particularly cybera
 ggression, which was uniquely associated with psychopathy, sadism, moral d
 isengagement, moral identity, and intrinsic religiosity. Psychopathy also 
 showed the most consistent association with adult conduct problems. Moral 
 judgment findings were more task-specific, and dishonest reporting was rar
 e, limiting conclusions about low-stakes dishonesty. Overall, the findings
  suggest that moral judgment, dishonest reporting, and antisocial behavior
  are related but distinct outcomes within moral self-regulation. Advisor: 
 Dr. Raina V. Lamade Committee Members: Dr. R. Thomas Boone and Dr. Mary Ka
 yyal Contact Email: rlamade@umassd.edu\nEvent page: 
 /events/cms/7-21-26-masters-thesis-defense-by-lacie-t-alt.php\nEvent link:
  https://umassd.zoom.us/j/98293078368?pwd=WhdJfKNhBePb3y2FbxmbTQBUO5qFL2.1
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 aff</p>\n<p>Category: Thesis Defense</p>\n<p>Title of Defense: Masterā€™s 
 Thesis Defense by Lacie T. Alt</p>\n<p>Date of Defense: July 21st\, 2026</
 p>\n<p>Location: Zoom Ā  Ā https://umassd.zoom.us/j/98293078368?pwd=WhdJfK
 NhBePb3y2FbxmbTQBUO5qFL2.1</p>\n<p>Start time of Defense: 1:00 PM</p>\n<p>
 Title of Paper: Personality\, Beliefs\, and Moral Disengagement in Moral D
 ecision-Making and Antisocial Behavior</p>\n<p>Abstract:</p>\n<p>Moral beh
 avior involves both how people judge morally relevant situations and how t
 hey respond when self-interest conflicts with moral standards. The present
  study examined how personality traits\, moral beliefs and attitudes\, and
  moral disengagement were associated with moral judgment\, low-stakes dish
 onest reporting\, and self-reported antisocial behavior in an online adult
  sample. Participants completed measures of Dark Tetrad traits\, empathy\,
  moral beliefs\, moral disengagement\, moral judgment\, dishonest reportin
 g\, cyberaggression\, and adult conduct problems. Findings provided partia
 l support for the study hypotheses. The strongest support emerged for anti
 social behavior\, particularly cyberaggression\, which was uniquely associ
 ated with psychopathy\, sadism\, moral disengagement\, moral identity\, an
 d intrinsic religiosity. Psychopathy also showed the most consistent assoc
 iation with adult conduct problems. Moral judgment findings were more task
 -specific\, and dishonest reporting was rare\, limiting conclusions about 
 low-stakes dishonesty. Overall\, the findings suggest that moral judgment\
 , dishonest reporting\, and antisocial behavior are related but distinct o
 utcomes within moral self-regulation.</p>\n<p>Advisor: Dr. Raina V. Lamade
 </p>\n<p>Committee Members: Dr. R. Thomas Boone and Dr. Mary Kayyal</p>\n<
 p>Contact Email: rlamade@umassd.edu</p><p>Event page: <br>Event link: </p></body></html>
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