Socialization: Learning the rules and norms of the group, becoming moralized
Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
Dwellers: Americans who look for religious fulfillment in conventional religious practice.
Liberals: They are impatient with perceived inequalities and injustices and welcome change using a promotion focus.
Seekers: Americans who look for religious fulfillment in spirituality.
Ethic of community: Evolution has shaped humans to respond with anger and moral outrage when somebody betrays the group.
Conservatives: They manage uncertainty and threat by justifying the system's status quo using a prevention focus.
Gesellschaft: More modern, impersonal arrangements of civil society reflected in modern markets, urban settings, and complex bureaucratic states - liberal sentiment.
Morality: is comprised of (intentional) agency + (suffering) patient
Gemeinschaft: Traditional patterns of social relations based on shared blood, shared place, and shared beliefs - conservative sentiment.
Motivated social cognition: Human beings formulate social attitudes and values that meet underlying needs and goals.
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)
Moral motivational agenda: The values and goals people pursue to exert a transformative effect on the world
Moral conduct: No human group can function without some shared agreement called
Hero: When an agent is intentionally helpful
Villain: When an agent is intentionally harmful
Beneficiaries: When patients are helped by a good agent
Victims: When patients are harmed by a bad agent
Sacred canopy: People that are brought together under a common sociomoral barrier through religion
Conservatives: See positive change as restoration
Liberals: See positive change as reform
O: Trait with direct relevance to personal values
Social affinity: serves as a check on aggression within the group
Fairness: sharing behaviour and other collaborations depend on this sense in the group
Moral judgment: involves assigning characters to the roles of hero, villain, beneficiary, and victim
Moral values: social arrangements that the person imagines to be especially good and praiseworthy
Political cognitions: express underlying fears, hopes, desires, and wishes regarding social life while also reflecting deep moral concerns
Religiosity: the tendency to take on religious beliefs and practices
Authoritative parenting: combines a loving emphasis on the value of children with the establishment of clear norms and standards
Cohort effects: how people raised in one generation differ from those from another generation
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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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