Is there any evidence, or even anecdotes, suggesting that ethics courses
(in any form) work to make people act more ethically?
I can see that someone who was already ethical might find something
they had missed, but it's hard for me (admittedly a cynical person) to
imagine that an ethics course can make someone ethical, any more than one
could expect an "empathy" course to make people empathetic.
Paul
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