Moral Injury
Distress connected to doing, failing to prevent, witnessing, or being betrayed around events that violate deeply held moral expectations.
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Distress connected to doing, failing to prevent, witnessing, or being betrayed around events that violate deeply held moral expectations.
Distress connected to doing, failing to prevent, witnessing, or being betrayed around events that violate deeply held moral expectations.
Distress connected to actions, failures to act, or betrayals that violate deeply held moral expectations.
Competing ethical viewpoints on secrecy, privacy, human-source risk, dual loyalty, disclosure, moral injury, uncertainty, and the limits of “ends justify means.”
Competing ethical viewpoints on secrecy, privacy, human-source risk, dual loyalty, disclosure, moral injury, uncertainty, and the limits of “ends justify means.”
A broad group of experiences involving low mood, reduced interest or pleasure, hopelessness, slowed or agitated thinking, fatigue, guilt, and changes in sleep, appetite, or concentration.
An operator responsible for moving people out of compromised environments under time pressure.
A person-first framework for understanding how humans and authored NPCs think, choose, relate, protect identity, respond to pressure, and recover without being reduced to a job, diagnosis, faction, or plot function.
How secrecy, uncertainty, deception, identity strain, moral conflict, group pressure, trust, and recovery shape decisions—without diagnosing or profiling real people.
How secrecy, uncertainty, deception, identity strain, moral conflict, group pressure, trust, and recovery shape decisions—without diagnosing or profiling real people.