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How should Moral Motivation be Represented? The Motivation of Moral Action (MoMA)
Moral psychology has mostly asked which motives drive moral action, and rarely how moral motivation should be represented once several are active at once. Most theories represent it as a single dominant motive or as one continuum from bad to good. Both discard information: a person torn between stro
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