In this article, we examine how group identity and protection of group interests shape
morality judgments. We argue that actions serving ingroup interests are more likely to be …

What is judged as morally right and wrong in war? I argue that despite many decades of
research on moral psychology and the psychology of intergroup conflict, social psychology …

Люди демонстрируют разное отношение к военным действиям как способу
разрешения международных конфликтов. В этой статье мы рассматриваем специфику …

How should we judge a soldier who is fighting for an unjust cause? Is such a soldier the
moral equal of a soldier fighting for an opposing, just cause? According to traditional just war …

National identity has a significant influence on people's attitudes and behavior. However,
several researchers make a distinction between secure national identification and national …

Scholars pay great attention to sociopsychological factors that predict attitudes toward
military action, but they rarely address personality variables. The purpose of this study was …

Previous research has shown that people judge sacrificing a few people to save a larger
number to be morally permissible when the intervention targets the threat but not when it …

Crews operating remotely piloted aircrafts (RPAs) in military operations may be among the
few that truly experience tragic dilemmas similar to the famous Trolley Problem. In order to …

We demonstrate how psychological scientists can curate rich-yet-accessible media to
intervene on conflict-escalating attitudes during the earliest stages of violent conflicts …

When judging the morality of an action, individuals may exhibit a bias stemming from group
favoritism. It leads to the expression of different moral evaluations of the same behaviors …