Qué toleran y qué condenan los argentinos: el estudio de Pulsar que revela una “moralidad selectiva”

The Observatorio Pulsar at the University of Buenos Aires has released a study examining public attitudes toward various personal conduct and relational behaviors in Argentina. Titled "Qué toleran y qué condenan los argentinos," the research explores the boundary between actions that society is willing to tolerate and those considered unacceptable.

The findings reveal what the study characterizes as a "selective morality" among the Argentine population, highlighting complex patterns in how citizens judge specific behaviors and social norms. By surveying respondents on a range of personal interactions and actions, the University of Buenos Aires project provides empirical insight into contemporary societal values and ethical thresholds within the country.