the moral basis of political foundations citations

Question 1

Graham

Answer 1

moral foundations questionnaire, morale foundations and political judgement
conservatives rated harm and fairness as less relevant to their moral judgements

Question 2

McAdams

Answer 2

three levels of personality description
dispositional traits: big 5
characteristic adaptations: contextualised and conditional traits
integrated life stories: personal. idiosyncratic and difficult to quantify traits

Question 3

moral foundations theory

Answer 3

psychological systems that enable people to perceive actions and agents as praiseworthy or blameworthy
Care/harm- empathy
Fairness/cheating-reciprocal altruism
Authority/subversion- virtues of leadership and fellowship
Loyalty/betrayal-one for all and all for one
Liberty/oppression-solidarity against the oppressors
Sanctity/degradation-to live in a noble way

Question 4

how to influence peoples political attributes

Answer 4

entrenching-moral foundations will strengthen existing political attitudes
persuasion- moral foundations will alter political attitudes

Question 5

grouping people based on moral foundations

Answer 5

secular liberals: scored highly on harm, fairness scored low on authority and purity
conservatives: high scores on authority, purity, right wing authoritarianism and social dominance scored low on harm, fairness
libertarians: low scores on harm, fairness, condeming abortion
religious left: high scores on harm and fairness, scored highly on Schwartz’s benevolence, tradition, conformity , security dimensions