Harm as Negative Prudential Value: A Non-Comparative Account of Harm

The Evolving Juridical Space of Harm/Value:

comparison of personality factors in self-harm prisoners, non self-harm prisoners and normal subjects

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Intrusive thoughts, dissociation and self harm: 1 Negative intrusive thoughts and dissociation as risk factors for self-harm

Relationships between self-harm and vulnerability factors were studied in a general population of 432 participants, of whom 30% reported some experience of self-harm. This group scored higher on dissociation and childhood trauma, had lower self worth, and reported more negative intrusive thoughts. Amongst the non-harming group, 10% scored similarly to the self-harmers on the dissociation and se...

Smokeless tobacco as a nicotine delivery device: harm or harm reduction?

Smokeless tobacco (ST) delivers nicotine in doses similar to those received in cigarette smoking but does not expose the user to the toxic combustion gases and particles that are responsible for most tobacco-induced disease. This Opinion piece discusses the controversies pertaining to ST and health, the pros and cons of ST in harm reduction, and progress in treatment for those who would like to...

Utilitarian Harm 1 Running Head: UTILITARIAN HARM Authority Dependence and Judgments of Utilitarian Harm

Three studies tested the conditions under which people judge utilitarian harm to be authority dependent (i.e., whether its right or wrongness depends on the ruling of an authority). In Study 1, participants judged the right or wrongness of physical abuse when used as an interrogation method anticipated to yield useful information for preventing future terrorist attacks. The ruling of the milita...