Shawver, Tara J.; Clements, Lynn H.; Sennetti, John T. - In: Research on professional responsibility and ethics in …, (pp. 27-60). 2015
Moral intensity is the degree of feeling we have about the consequences of moral choices, similar, for example, to those perceived for crimes, from petty larceny to murder. Moral intensity is thought to increase moral sensitivity and judgment. Because the accounting professions require members...
