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Supplemental material, sj-docx-1-jiv-10.1177_08862605221147071 for The Effect of Everyday Moral Sensitivity on Bullying Bystander Behavior: Parallel Mediating Roles of Empathy and Moral Disengagement by Zhongju Xie, Chuanjun Liu and Zhaojun Teng in Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Supplemental material, sj-docx-1-jiv-10.1177_08862605221147071 for The Effect of Everyday Moral Sensitivity on Bullying Bystander Behavior: Parallel Mediating Roles of Empathy and Moral Disengagement by Zhongju Xie, Chuanjun Liu and Zhaojun Teng in Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Zhang et al. (2018) applied CNI model to study how chronic stress influences moral decision-making. Li et al. (2019) also applied CNI model to study how acute stress influences moral decision-making. However, the CNI model has deficits that would overestimate the agent's norm sensitivity and make the I parameter uncredible. Instead, Liu and Liao (2020) provided a CAN algorithm and overcome the limitations of CNI model. We used CAN algorithm to reanalyse the data of the above two studies and aim to correct the conclusions.

Many studies questioned the relationship between psychopathy and moral decision-making. Bartels and Pizarro (2011) found that the participants with higher subclinical psychopathic traits tend to endorse more to the utilitarian proposal. Does it mean that psychopathic patients would care more about the overall benefits of human beings than non-psychopathic people? Absolutely suspicious. Gawronski et al. (2017) developed CNI model to quantify the different mental processes when making moral decisions. The relationship between psychopathy and moral decision-making becomes hot topics and till now there are 4 studies probing into this relationship with CNI model. However, CNI model has its own deficits, which would result in inaccurate conclusions. Liu and Liao (2020) provided a new CAN algorithm to fix the limitations. Thus, we need to reanalyse the rawdata of the previous studies and correct the original conclusions.

Previous research has indicated that, compared to the native language, reading the moral dilemma scenarios presented in a foreign language makes people more willing to conduct harmful action to save more people. However, we cannot exclude the possibility that the foreign (vs. native) language makes people less comprehend the materials, which further affects their moral decisions. To address this alternative explanation, we plan to re-analyze the raw data of a previous FLE study (Białek et al., 2019).

In this cross-sectional survey, we want to test whether instrumental ethical climate can positively predict UPB, and whether self-objectification and moral disengagement play serial mediating roles in the ralationship between instrumental ethical climate and UPB.

Previous research has demonstrated the dark side of creativity among business employees. Higher creativity is positively correlated with more unethical behavior. We are curious about whether working creativity is related to altruistic unethical behavior among the special population of social workers.

Gawronski et al. (2017) provided a multinomial processing tree model to quantify the agent's consequences sensitivity, norms sensitivity and generalized inaction/action preferences in moral decision-making (CNI model). However, they presupposed that the agent sequentially considers the principles of consequences, norms and generalized inaction/action strategy, which is untenable based on recent evidence. We overcome the limitations of the CNI model and provide an individual level algorithm, named CAN algorithm. In this registered study, we will reanalyse the rawdata of Gawronski et al. (2018), in which they found that incidental happiness reduced participant's sensitivity to norms in moral dilemma decisions.

We designed an online role play game to collect moral decision-making data. The scenarios are designed based on the daily life of local university students. Thus, the scenarios have high ecological validity. In the present exploratory study, we want to know whether this online role play game based moral decision paradigm could be applied in morality studies.

Embodied cognition aimed to uncover the efffects of environmental and bodily variables on mental process. In this project, I want to explore whether and how the embodied variables influence moral cognition.

Recent studies have stressed that UPB is a paradox in psychological process. On the one hand, employees need to be loyal to their organization and try to benefit the employers. On the other hand, they should not do unethical things. When these two situations join together, it leads to a dilemma for the employees. Thus, we are curious about whether the dual process theory of morality which is dominantly used to explain people's moral dilemma decisions could also explain the employee's UPB decisions.

Gawronski et al. (2017) provided a multinomial processing tree model to quantify the agent's consequences sensitivity, norms sensitivity and generalized inaction/action preferences in moral decision-making (CNI model). However, they presupposed that the agent sequentially consider the principles of consequences, norms and generalized inaction/action strategy, which is untenable based on recent evidences. We overcome the limitations of CNI model and provide an individual level algorithm, named CAN algorithm.

In this pre-registered study, we will test the effect of intuitive process on unethical pro-organizational behavior.

Gawronski et al. (2017) provided a multinomial processing tree model to quantify the agent's consequences sensitivity, norms sensitivity and generalized inaction/action preferences in moral decision-making (CNI model). However, they presupposed that the agent sequentially consider the principles of consequences, norms and generalized inaction/action strategy, which is untenable based on recent evidences. We overcome the limitations of CNI model and provide an individual level algorithm, named CAN algorithm.