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This research aims to empirically test a virtue measurement protocol derived from theory, focusing specifically on Internal Vice recovery.

August 12, 2026Open Access

MEASURING THE VIRTUES: A REGIME-GENERAL METHOD AND ITS FIRST DEMONSTRATION. From one measured virtue to a four-regime recovery study across the full catalogue

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Randomized trial demonstrates a novel virtue recovery method using behavior, suggesting a robust measurement approach.

This research aims to empirically test a virtue measurement protocol derived from theory, focusing specifically on Internal Vice recovery.
Executed a complete measurement pipeline on synthetic data to recover Internal Vice.
Utilized a confirmatory binomial GLMM for field elasticity improvement.
Conducted a four-regime Monte Carlo study to validate recovery across distinct virtue categories.
Achieved Internal Vice recovery at r = 0.81 and Autonomy at r = 0.93.
Improved field elasticity to 0.946 (90% CI [0.920, 0.972]) via binomial GLMM.
Ensured consistent recovery of R₃ across four regimes (r = 0.80–0.84) with robust data quality.

José Caetano de Mattos (2026) studied this question.

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