… route to attaining status: virtue, and propose a moral virtue theory of status attainment to …
the role of morality in status attainment. The moral virtue theory posits that acts of virtue elicit …

… We distinguish between dominance, competence, and virtue as cognitive and behavioral
tactics that a focal actor may deploy to acquire status. To identify the social psychological …

… theory of morality on human status attainment. In addition to dominance and competence,
it proposes the virtue route to attaining status through demonstrating virtues or moral …

… status: virtue, and propose a moral virtue theory of status attainment to provide a generalized
account of the role of morality in … Next I review research on the dominance and competence …

… directly based on appraisals of others' morality (M) than competence (C), we hypothesized
… The dominance of M traits over C traits was more pronounced for female perceivers than for …

… virtue theory and social cognitive moral identity theory … as competence as an excellence of
management embodies … One reason for the dominance of these values could be due to the …

… This study offered initial support for our suggestion that morality, competence, and sociability
are distinct in-group characteristics. We used CFA to show that morality, competence, and …

… Central to these was and is the claim that it is only possible to understand the dominant moral
… their status in virtue of their membership within hierarchies of imputed skill and knowledge. …

… information in fostering the primacy of warmth over competence. Throughout this chapter,
we review evidence showing that the assumed dominance of warmth in impression formation …

… 1 - that C-ascription is more related to self esteem than M-ascription - is entirely consistent
with the present thesis of the dominance of competence in self-perception and self-attitudes. …