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 …

Novel national survey data (spanning eight years), a parsimonious definition of identity, and
a new Implicit Association Test are brought together to examine “implicit party identity” for …

Implicit moral evaluations—ie, immediate, unintentional assessments of the wrongness of
actions or persons—play a central role in supporting moral behavior in everyday life. Yet …

Social scientists are increasingly interested in studying the psychological bases of political
preferences. Research at the interface of neuroscience and political psychology is uniquely …

Disgust plays an important role in conservatives' moral and political judgments, hel** to
explain why conservatives and liberals differ in their attitudes on issues related to purity. We …

Though meat-consumption is known to be a key factor in environmental damage, veganism
and vegetarianism are still perceived to be left-wing-phenomena, ironically not penetrating …

The model of intuitive morality and exemplars (MIME) predicts that media content can
increase the accessibility of preconscious moral intuitions, which shape subsequent moral …

Do liberals' and conservatives' brain processes differ in moral reasoning? This research
explains these groups' dissimilar moral stances when they face ethical transgressions in …

Despite the long-standing and prominent place of partisan identification (PID) in many
aggregate-and individual-level models of voting behavior and political cognition in the …

Under the surface of our “known” selves lies a myriad of implicit beliefs of which we are often
unaware. Hundreds of studies have explored implicit attitudes and beliefs about issues such …