Chapter 7 Textbook

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disgust

Sanctity/degradation has its roots in humans' experience with pathogens and toxins where the body reacts with ______ to spoiled food.

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Authoritative

______ parenting is associated with higher levels of empathy, conscience, moral development, and prosocial values among children.

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George W. Bush

had the lowest rating of O among all presidents and was really conservative.

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A, C

Religiosity is connected to the dispositional traits of ___ and ___.

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prevention, promotion

Conservatives reflect a _____ focus approach to life and liberals reflect a ______ focus approach.

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Fairness

sharing behaviour and other collaborations depend on this sense in the group.

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Ronald Reagan

was liberal when he was young but then shifted towards conservatism.

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Religious instruction

Reinforces a natural tendency to perceive agency nearly everywhere and to assume that what happens in the world is largely dictated by the minds of agents (human or divine)

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Morality

is comprised of (intentional) agency + (suffering) patient.

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Autistic

_______ individuals may be compromised in moral decisions because they do not fully get agency.

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Socialization

Learning the rules and norms of the group, becoming moralized.

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Cohort effects

how people raised in one generation differ from those from another generation.

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Andrei Sakharov

advocated for human rights but he did not believe in God so his values were moral and political rather than religious.

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Hero

When an agent is intentionally helpful.

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Dwellers

Americans who look for religious fulfillment in conventional religious practice.

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recent

Organized religion and complex political structures are ____ human achievements that emerged after the development of language and culture.

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Mother Teresa

experienced dread and loneliness in her relationship with God but this may have solidified her identification with Jesus.

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Seekers

Americans who look for religious fulfillment in spirituality.

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care, group

Primates and eusocial species have basic social instincts that predispose them to express forms of ____ and consideration to other _____ members.

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O

____ is positively associated with higher stages of moral reasoning, greater religious searching or quest, and liberal political attitudes.

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prosocial, material

Age is positively related to ____ values and negatively related to ______ values.

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Gesellschaft

More modern, impersonal arrangements of civil society reflected in modern markets, urban settings, and complex bureaucratic states- liberal sentiment.

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Loyalty betrayal

moral foundation of reacting negatively to failures in commitment, breaking promises, or undermining trust.

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Political cognitions

express underlying fears, hopes, desires, and wishes regarding social life while also reflecting deep moral concerns.

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Social affinity

serves as a check on aggression within the group.

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Ethic of community

Evolution has shaped humans to respond with anger and moral outrage when somebody betrays the group.

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inequitable

Monkeys respond negatively when resources are distributed in a grossly _____ manner.

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Liberals

They are impatient with perceived inequalities and injustices and welcome change using a promotion focus.

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inclusive

Religion has evolved to promote cooperation in groups, which strengthens the group's ability to compete against other groups, which indirectly promotes the ______ fitness of group members.

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Jonathan Haidt

suggested that human beings have strong moral reactions to violations of care/harm, fairness/cheating, loyalty/betrayal, authority/subversion and sanctity/degradation.

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Victims

When patients are harmed by a bad agent.

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Beneficiaries

When patients are helped by a good agent.

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Psychopaths

________ may be compromised in moral decisions because they fail to appreciate what it means to be a moral patient.

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intentionality, suffering

Agents are responsible for what they do because they have ________ and patients have rights that should be maintained because they are capable of ______.

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Fairness/cheating

moral foundation of reacting negatively to inequity or breaches in fairness.

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Authority/subversion

moral foundation of reacting negatively to disrespect of legitimate authority and efforts to subvert the established order.

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Gemeinschaft

Traditional patterns of social relations based on shared blood, shared place, and shared beliefs- conservative sentiment.

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Golden Rule

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

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Conservatives

________ score higher on death anxiety, fear of threat/loss, need for order, and self-esteem.

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Moral values

social arrangements that the person imagines to be especially good and praiseworthy.

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Care/harm

moral foundation of reacting negatively to the harm of other sentient beings.

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increases

The heritability of religiosity ______ with age into adulthood, as people are better able to ignore what others want them to do and follow.

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Religiosity

the tendency to take on religious beliefs and practices.

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Authoritative parenting

combines a loving emphasis on the value of children with the establishment of clear norms and standards.

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Sanctity/degradation

moral foundation of reacting negatively (disgust) to violations of purity or sacredness.

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Conservatives

They manage uncertainty and threat by justifying the system's status quo using a prevention focus.

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O

Trait with direct relevance to personal values.

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Andrei Sakharov

he was a Russian critic of the Soviet political system.

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autonomy

Care/harm and fairness/cheating undergird a basic ethic of ______ in human groups.

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cultures

Religion is pervasive across human ______.

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Motivated social cognition

Human beings formulate social attitudes and values that meet underlying needs and goals

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Moral motivational agenda

The values and goals people pursue to exert a transformative effect on the world

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Moral conduct

No human group can function without some shared agreement called

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Villain

When an agent is intentionally harmful

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Sacred canopy

People that are brought together under a common sociomoral barrier through religion

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Conservatives

See positive change as restoration

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Liberals

See positive change as reform

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Moral judgment

involves assigning characters to the roles of hero, villain, beneficiary, and victim

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agents, patients

Some characters are high on intentionality and experience making them either ____ or ______ (ex: adults)

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agents

Some characters are high on agency and low on experience making them _____ (ex: God, Google)

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patients

Some characters are low on agency and high on experience making them _____ (ex: children)

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leave, death

Coyotes that are rejected from play sessions are much more likely to ____ the pack than those that are included and it doubles their risk of ____

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agent, external

When an inanimate object moves and the force is imagined inside the object it is seen as an active ____ but when the force is imagined outside the object it is due to God or an _____ agent whose intention is to make the object move

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culture

Most Christian American teenagers ascribe to a watered-down generic brand of religious beliefs reflecting common themes in American _____ more generally

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community, certainty

The heritability of religion is connected to the heritability of personality characteristics that specify concerns for ______ integration and existential _____

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A, antisocial

High school sophomores who profess strong religious values tend to show larger increases in ___ and decreases in _____ traits over the next 3 years

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increase

When people begin to lose faith in the government, people ____ their adherence to religion and vice-versa

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dangerous

Conservatives see the world as a more _____ place

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threats, mortality

People become more conservative when they are faced with serious ____ or when they are reminded of their own ____

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Conservatives

_____ imagine government as a strict father who provides rules in order to protect his children (citizens)

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Liberals

_____ imagine government as a nurturant caregiver like a mother who provides her children with the nourishment they need in order to grow

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Conservatives

______ focus more on the moral foundations of loyalty/betrayal, authority/subversion and sanctity/degradation

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Liberals

_____ focus more on the moral foundations of care/harm and fairness/cheating

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heritable

Religiosity is at least moderately ______

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match

MZ twins often ______ on their opinions regarding social/political issues more than DZ twins

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conservatives

Inhibited and fearful preschool children have a tendency to become ______

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liberals

Restless preschool children have a tendency to become _______

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O

___ is positively associated with higher stages of moral reasoning, greater religious searching or quest, and liberal political attitudes

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away, new

People high in O tend to move _____ from religious traditions they grew up with and to sample ______ faiths and alternative religious perspectives

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spirituality

High O is associated with involvement in ______ and “New Age” expressions of religious experience

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stable

Political orientation tends to remain pretty _____ after young adulthood

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decline

Religious values ______ from adolescence through late midlife but rebound as people move into their retirement years

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eusocial

Without morality, we cannot be a _____ species

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violated

Those who betray others in friendships or love are viewed to have _____ a moral principle

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sacredness

A shared sense of _____ may bind group members together under a moral banner, solidifying loyalty to the group and respect for authority

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judgment

The 1st step in becoming a moral agent is to make an explicit moral _______

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inspiration, anger, happiness, sadness

When we hear stories of heroism we feel _____, stories of villains we feel ____/disgust, stories of beneficiaries we feel /relief, stories of patients we feel sympathy/

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understand

You cannot be an agent until you really ______ what an agent is

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community

The prime function of religion is to build a _______

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control, regulation

Religion can promote self-___ and _____

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community

The development of religious beliefs depends on the kinds of religious ______ to which the person belongs

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moral

Religion and politics both spring from ______ considerations regarding how people should live together in groups

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hydraulic

The relation between religion and politics is ____; as one begins to ebb the other flows

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war

People become more conservative during times of

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