Moral foundations theory has been a generative framework in moral psychology in the last 2
decades. Here, we revisit the theory and develop a new measurement tool, the Moral …

Why do many societies moralize apparently harmless pleasures, such as lust, gluttony,
alcohol, drugs, and even music and dance? Why do they erect temperance, asceticism …

Humans use language toward hateful ends, inciting violence and genocide, intimidating and
denigrating others based on their identity. Despite efforts to better address the language of …

Opinions on abortion are more polarized than opinions on most other moral issues. Why are
some people pro-choice and some pro-life? Religious and political preferences play a role …

The moral foundation of Purity plays a prominent role in moral psychology. Previous studies
have identified measurement issues with the standard operationalization of Purity (the Moral …

This account of puritanical morality is useful and innovative, but makes two errors. First, it
mischaracterizes the purity foundation as being unrelated to cooperation. Second, it makes …

Commentators raise fundamental questions about the notion of purity (sect. R1), the
architecture of moral cognition (sect. R2), the functional relationship between morality and …

Penelitian ini menyoroti posisi efektif pendidikan Islam dalam membentuk identitas budaya
generasi muda Muslim yang dewasa ini didominasi oleh i-generation, generasi yang peka …

Puritanism may evolve into a technological variant based on norms of delegation of actions
and perceptions to artificial intelligence. Instead of training self-control, people may be …

Why do people moralize harmless behaviors? Although people rely on cooperative
principles in making their moral judgments, I argue that self-interest likely plays a role even …