👉 Semimoralistic is a concept in psychology that describes how individuals perceive and respond to stimuli or situations that are neither morally right nor wrong. In other words, it refers to individuals who do not have a clear moral judgment about what is right or wrong based on objective criteria but instead interpret the situation as being either "right" or "wrong," despite the fact that their actions may be in violation of ethical norms. This concept is often used in discussions about moral decision-making and decisional ambiguity.
