Algorithms are not to be regarded as a technical structure but social phenomenon - they embed themselves, currently still very subtle, into our political and system. shape human behavior on various levels: influence only the aesthetic reception of world also well-being interaction their users. They act intervene in context. As algorithms individual these situations, power should subject critica...

A 2-year longitudinal study was conducted to test 3 causal models about adolescent autonomy, filial piety, beliefs about parental authority, and obedience in terms of personal, prudential, and multifaceted issues. Four hundred and thirty-six students from 10 junior and senior high schools in Taiwan (boys, n = 223; senior high school, n = 211) participated in the study. Hypothesis I predicted th...

More than 60 years ago, psychologists identified a potential threat to democracy from within, namely the “antidemocratic personality” arising from the “authoritarian syndrome.” It was soon discovered that the problem of authoritarianism was especially acute among those who were low in education and income, and that it was associated with intolerance toward others. However, several important que...

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is a protection tool from potential hazards in the workplace. Low nurse obedience to using PPE at hospitals can increase occurrence of work accidents. Nurse be seen external factors suggested Milgram's theory and internal explained Niven's theory. This study aimed compare through analyses Milgram’s theories. was an observational with cross-sectional design. T...

Three philosophical positions on the nature of ethics were examined and contrasted within the context of psychological research: (a) teleology, which involves the balancing of the costs and benefits associated with an action as a means of developing general ethical rules; (b) deontology, which involves the rational adherence to rigid, universal rules that hold irrespective of the situation or c...