Studies on cyberbullying are replete with questions about whether certain risk or protective factors are likely to predict cyberbullying outcomes such as cybervictimization. Such questions can often be reframed in terms of moderation effects, or hypotheses about how the effect of a predictor variable on an outcome variable depends on the value of a moderator variable. Demonstrating how question...

Many of us believe that if some acts wrongly out culpably ignorance, they are morally blameworthy to degree. I offer a defense this view against the powerful "Liberal Challenge" position. My proceeds by arguing facts about given agent's quality will can play different explanatory role in larger theory blameworthiness and structure exculpation than is often assumed.

It is a common fear in many countries that ideological parties will come to power through elections but will implement extreme policies. Many countries cope with this problem by overriding the election results when such parties are elected. We demonstrate that the alternative approach of containing these parties within the democratic system is more effective. We show that, as the probability of...