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Who were the initial proponents of the moral foundations theory?
Who were the initial proponents of the moral foundations theory?
- Richard Shweder and Jonathan Haidt
- Jesse Graham and Richard Shweder
- Jonathan Haidt, Craig Joseph, and Jesse Graham (correct)
- Craig Joseph and Richard Shweder
How many foundations does the moral foundations theory propose?
How many foundations does the moral foundations theory propose?
- Six (correct)
- Four
- Five
- Seven
What did the authors of the moral foundations theory remain open to?
What did the authors of the moral foundations theory remain open to?
- Rejection of the theory's core principles
- Development of completely new foundations
- Addition, subtraction, or modification of the set of foundations (correct)
- Strict adherence to the original set of foundations
What has subsequent work with the moral foundations theory largely focused on?
What has subsequent work with the moral foundations theory largely focused on?
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Who popularized the moral foundations theory in the book The Righteous Mind?
Who popularized the moral foundations theory in the book The Righteous Mind?
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Moral Foundations Theory
- The initial proponents of the moral foundations theory are Jonathan Haidt and Jesse Graham.
- The moral foundations theory proposes six foundations: care/harm, fairness/cheating, loyalty/betrayal, authority/subversion, sanctity/degradation, and liberty/oppression.
- The authors of the moral foundations theory, Haidt and Graham, remained open to the possibility of adding new foundations or modifying existing ones.
- Subsequent work with the moral foundations theory has largely focused on applying the theory to understand real-world moral conflicts and political divisions.
- Jonathan Haidt popularized the moral foundations theory in his book The Righteous Mind.
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