Throughout history it is not difficult to find examples in society in which entire segments of
the population have not received just, fair, and equal treatment; that is, principles of morality …

Applying what we know about group‐based identities and concerns allows us to improve
our understanding of the ways in which morality is relevant to social judgments of right and …

Across social and personality psychology, there is renewed interest in morality. Consistent
with these fields' general emphasis on subjective psychological processes, recent work …

Genuine moral disagreement exists and is widespread. To understand such disagreement,
we must examine the basic kinds of social relationships people construct across cultures …

This research examines how moral values regulate the behavior of individual group
members. It argues that group members behave in line with moral group norms because …

In recent years social psychologists have displayed a growing interest in examining morality—
what people consider right and wrong. The majority of work in this area has addressed this …

Throughout history, principles such as obedience, loyalty, and purity have been instrumental
in binding people together and helping them thrive as groups, tribes, and nations. However …

Morality indicates what is the 'right'and what is the 'wrong'way to behave. It is one of the most
popular areas of research in contemporary social psychology, driven in part by recent …

In this chapter we present the perspective that social groups serve as moral boundaries.
Social groups establish the bounds within which people hold moral obligations toward one …

Highlights•We want to be respected for our morality—by others who are important to
us.•Moral transgressions of others in our group cause us guilt and shame.•Distinctive group …