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moral standards
Moral standards are the principles and values that define what is considered right, wrong, ethical, or acceptable behavior within a community or society.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche uses moral standards as a lens to interrogate accountability within the community, particularly when addressing allegations of abuse and harm. The show doesn't shy away from naming wrongdoing and demanding that spiritual practitioners—including those in leadership—be held to ethical standards regardless of their status or teachings.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside moral standards
masculinityMasculinity is a set of cultural and social characteristics, behaviors, and values traditionally associated with being male—shaped by biology, psychology, socialization, and historical context.accountabilityAccountability is the obligation to acknowledge responsibility for one's actions, admit wrongdoing, and face consequences—a principle foundational to personal growth, relationships, and community trust.domestic violenceDomestic violence is a pattern of controlling, threatening, or harmful behavior by one person against an intimate partner, often involving manipulation, physical abuse, and cycles of escalation and reconciliation.abuseAbuse refers to the deliberate infliction of physical, emotional, psychological, or sexual harm by one person against another, often involving power imbalances and cycles of control.pregnancyPregnancy is the biological condition of carrying a developing fetus, typically lasting nine months in humans and marked by significant physical and emotional changes.
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