Teran Villegas, Oswaldo Ramon, Sibertin-Blanc, Christophe and Gaudou, Benoit (2014) Modeling and Simulating Moral Emotions in Organizations: exploring its impact on collaboration. In: International Congress of the World Organization of Systems and Cybernetics - WOSC 2014.

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Abstract

The paper presents how moral sensitivity and emotions are modeled in organizational setting by using the SocLab formal framework. Additionally simulation results, including an interesting tendency for a Free Rider model, will be given. SocLab is a platform for the modeling, simulation and analysis of cooperation relationships within social organizations - and more generally Sys-tems of Organized Action. Taking into account the fact that decision-making processes are not merely driven by instrumental interest, the SocLab learning simulation algorithm has been extended to represent moral sensitivity, so actors can prevent bad emotions and search for good emotions. To this end, a moral sensitivity parameter has been introduced in the algorithm to equip virtual ac-tors with moral and emotional behaviour.