The role of emotion in moral judgment is currently a topic of much debate in moral
psychology. One specific claim made by many researchers is that irrelevant feelings of …

ABSTRACT A quickly expanding literature has examined the link between physical disgust
and morality. This article critically integrates the existing evidence and draws the following …

Mental health, once defined in terms of absence of illness, has gradually become
understood in a more holistic way, which also includes the positive qualities that help people …

To address ongoing debates about whether feelings of disgust are causally related to moral
judgments, we pharmacologically inhibited spontaneous disgust responses to moral …

The emotion of disgust has been claimed to affect a diverse array of social judgments,
including moral condemnation, inter-group prejudice, political ideology, and much more. We …

Abstract Landy and Goodwin's (2015) meta-analysis found support for most of the
experimental findings we reported in Schnall, Haidt, Clore, and Jordan (2008), including a …

Through the evolutionary process of preadaptation, disgust was coopted to serve as the
guardian not just of one's body but also of one's soul—or so it has been theorized. On this …

People morally evaluate norm violations that occur at various distances from the self (eg, a
corrupt politician vs. a cheating spouse). Yet, distance is rarely studied as a moderator of …

Since the early 2000s, morality research in personality and social psychology has exploded,
with more articles on moral judgment and moral behavior published in the first fifth of the …

Though research provides ample evidence that mindfulness shapes psychological
processes and states that are linked to political attitudes and behavior, political science has …