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Moral Load and Moral Strain: Situational Demands and the Experience of Carrying Them
People often recognize that something morally significant is happening before they can name what they are experiencing. Existing vocabulary, including moral distress, moral injury, moral residue, and moral resilience, describes important forms and consequences of moral difficulty. This paper develop
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