MORAL JUDGEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

1 - Information letter

1.1 - Presentation of the study

This study aims to understand the mechanisms of moral decision-making. Participation in this study is entirely voluntary and requires answering a ten minutes questionnaire, during which you will be asked to recount a moral situation that happened to you, as well as how you felt and what you thought at the time. All of this is completely anonymous.
If you wish, you can be informed of the overall results of the research by sending a written request by email to the project leader: Julie LEMARIE (lemarie@univ-tlse2.fr) or to Simon JEAUFFREAU (simon.jeauffreau@univ-tlse2.fr).
If you agree to take part in this experiment, we would ask you to sign this consent form, which has been drawn up in accordance with legal requirements.

1.2 - Principal investigator

Simon JEAUFFREAU, doctoral student at Jean Jaurès University in Toulouse, France, under the supervision of Julie LEMARIE and Rui Manuel DA SILVA NEVES, respectively Professor and Maître de Conférences in cognitive psychology at Jean Jaurès University in Toulouse.
If any questions or problems arise at any stage of the study, I can contact: Simon JEAUFFREAU (simon.jeauffreau@univ-tlse2.fr) or the project leader, Julie LEMARIE (lemarie@univ-tlse2.fr).

1.3 - Method

After being presented with a general instruction as well as examples, you will recount a moral situation that happened to you and answer a series of question about what you did, why, how you felt and what you thought of it. You may stop the study at any time without explanation. If you wish to receive feedback on the study, you may contact the investigators at the email previously mentioned. Those contact information will be given again at the end of the questionnaire.

1.4 - Distribution

This research may be presented at conferences and published in conference proceedings and academic journal articles.
You can find out more about the general results of this study by contacting the study's investigators.

1.5 - Data confidentiality guarantee

The data recorded in the course of this research may be subject to computer processing by those in charge of the study, and they may be made available as part of an open science approach.
The right of access provided for in the French Data Protection Act may be exercised at any time by contacting the people in charge of the study. However, the anonymization of the data collected will make it impossible to delete it once the survey has been completed. If the results are published in a scientific journal, your identity will not be revealed.

2 - Informed consent

By checking the box below and agreeing to participate in this study : 

I confirm that I have read and understood the above information.
I understand that my participation in this project is voluntary and that I am free to end the questionnaire at any time, without having to provide any explanation and without any consequences for me.
I understand that once the survey has been completed, it will be impossible to modify or delete the data as it will be completely anonymous. 
I understand that I can obtain further information about this study at any time.
I agree to my data being processed by computer and made available in a fully anonymized form as part of an open science approach.
I declare to legally be an adult in my country, that English is my native language or that I’m fluent in it.
I declare that I freely and willingly agree to take part in this study.