We investigate the relationship of morality and political orientation by focusing on the
influential results showing that liberals and conservatives rely on different moral foundations …

Identity refers to how people answer the question,“Who are you?” This question may be
posed and answered explicitly or implicitly, at a personal or a collective level, to others or to …

Social support can sometimes have negative consequences for recipients. One way of
circumventing these negative effects is to provide support in an 'invisible'or indirect manner …

The American political landscape of the 21st century has largely been characterized by
culture wars between liberals and conservatives. On policy issues as diverse as economic …

Research on moral foundations theory has found that liberals typically favor the
individualizing foundations (ie, concern for the individual) but typically oppose the binding …

Purpose Emerging direct-to-consumer brands offer a single option to consumers before
expanding their assortment as the business grows. This provides a counterexample to …

Many researchers in moral psychology approach the topic of moral judgment in terms of
value—assessing outcomes of behaviors as either harmful or helpful, which makes the …

Whilst prior studies have shown religious priming spurs prosocial behavior, there is little
evidence this is unique to religion. It could be that priming any social affiliation encourages …

Endorsement of the moral foundations specified by Moral Foundations Theory (MFT) can
sometimes fail to relate negatively to certain dispositions indicative of bad moral character …

Recent research on moral dilemmas has delineated preferences for utilitarian vs.
deontological judgments along three parameters: sensitivity to consequences, sensitivity to …