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The discussions demonstrate a high level of engagement with detailed references to scholarly work, such as Jonathan Haidt's 'The Righteous Mind,' and cite studies and articles to support claims about moral differences. The tone varies from informative to critical, but mostly reflects an interest in understanding and explaining political morality, which aligns with the scores showing strong interest and moderate engagement.
Most discussions accept the main premise that liberals and conservatives rely on different moral foundations, with some debates on the extent and implications.
The social discussions show high interest, with multiple references to studies, authors, and articles, indicating engagement with the topic.
Participants reference specific research, books, and studies, suggesting deep engagement beyond surface-level opinions.
The discussions could influence opinions and understanding about political morality, but overall mainly reinforce existing knowledge rather than cause major shifts.
10/n Open questions: Why are the left more willing to restrict hate? a) People on the left might infer more harm from hate speech which makes them more likely to restrict hate reflecting different moral foundations by Graham @JonHaidt and @BrianNosek (https://t.co/jowmi00AlE) https://t.co/h1gHw8PZet
Also, Liberals/Leftists have an extremely lopsided sense of morality compared to conservatives, who have a more balanced sense of morality that takes more of the human experience & social needs into account. https://t.co/MQ8lrhQog9.
@maelcumries @ClickingSeason The study referenced in this section is "Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations", Graham, Haidt, and Nosek 2009 https://t.co/SagAdHP1HR
@Vermeullarmine I challenge liberals' willingness to care about things like loyalty, the sacred, the rule of law, order, etc., and studies show I'm right to do so: https://t.co/KyAdqDu9yI More studies on the differences between liberals and traditionalists/conservatives: https://t.co/zyyXtIDZxb
@RJ_Youngling @atgarone I highly recommend Jonathan Haidt's "The Righteous Mind" for thinking about this. One of the haunting findings: liberals tend to concentrate more closely on a couple of moral dimensions, while conservatives use dimensions more equally. Summary: https://t.co/mIyd3K8nHh
@bruceclarkprof @atgarone He meant the paper you sent (that’s $17.95 for padawans. You’ve been on the Jedi council so long you’ve forgotten wat life is like for plebs.) https://t.co/REeD8QIg8C
Moral Foundations Theory suggests liberals prioritize Harm and Fairness, while conservatives balance all five moral values. This explains the persistence of political disagreements and moral differences across the…
Join me as we explore the sources of our political opinions, focusing on how liberals and conservatives differ in their moral priorities. This academic-style discussion highlights the implications for political…
@jane_resists @allie__voss @V_A_R_N https://t.co/L2rhKwwJcd https://t.co/5w6Q58sQ0N https://t.co/PkDgPNymnn
@7th_charm @allie__voss @V_A_R_N https://t.co/5w6Q58sQ0N https://t.co/PkDgPNymnn https://t.co/L2rhKwwJcd
@flackospalace https://t.co/Edk8KrxrJc
@godfacka @coulsounds @clairebubblepop https://t.co/ax1XgtmC1s I think it's this but you can just research "moral foundations" by Jonathan Haidt
@drruthannharpur @TweetATherapist Liberals and conservatives rely on different sets of moral foundations. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 96(5), 1029–1046. https://t.co/7sgRWda4d1 The secret lives of liberals and conservatives. Political Psychology, 29(6), 807–840. https://t.co/ET5aZxkKXa
Also, Liberals/Leftists have an extremely lopsided sense of morality compared to conservatives, who have a more balanced sense of morality that takes more of the human experience & social needs into account. https://t.co/MQ8lrhQog9.
@tjstebbing @zachlimrj @probablyluda It's not really my take. This fairness versus meritocracy as a virtue for left/right is a subject of formal study. For eg. https://t.co/8MIIvw6mtO
@bruceclarkprof @atgarone He meant the paper you sent (that’s $17.95 for padawans. You’ve been on the Jedi council so long you’ve forgotten wat life is like for plebs.) https://t.co/REeD8QIg8C
@atgarone @bruceclarkprof Work on your Academic Fu master Jedi https://t.co/REeD8QIg8C https://t.co/fdOKZ9J3Zv
@RJ_Youngling @atgarone I highly recommend Jonathan Haidt's "The Righteous Mind" for thinking about this. One of the haunting findings: liberals tend to concentrate more closely on a couple of moral dimensions, while conservatives use dimensions more equally. Summary: https://t.co/mIyd3K8nHh
@_baechamel @danker_hank https://t.co/rqM2NObmb5 Really interesting research regarding left/right value hierarchy
Reading for ethics class an article titled liberals and conservatives rely on different sets of moral foundations. It was written in 2009. The line I just highlighted
www.nature.com/articles/s41... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19379034/ www.jstor.org/stable/43783... gspp.berkeley.edu/assets/uploa...
@jax_joint @BreitbartNews Correct. Because we are intelligent and see the world for what it is and understand your mental illness. You don't understand anything about the good or what we think. You are all brain damaged basically. https://t.co/CJShUVMI9q https://t.co/yxhi9xxaBk https://t.co/iICDztA1PB
@CrucifixWizard @pegobry_en @Mordie_Kai PERSONALITY PROCESSES AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations by Jesse Graham, Jonathan Haidt, and Brian A. Nosek, University of Virginia https://t.co/8zkgeVFCrD
@ac2020 @Autonomic443 @leonardo__1989 @SeedOilDsrspctr @Adam_J508 Leftists tend to only be capable of wrapping their heads around 2 out of 5 categories of morality, whereas conservatives tend to balance them more evenly. https://t.co/Dd9RykYjqh
Here is another journal article along similar lines: Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations, Jesse Graham, Jonathan Haidt, and Brian A. Nosek Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2009, Vol. 96, No. 5, 1029 –1046 www.projectimplicit.net/nosek/papers...
There's a long line of research suggesting that conservatives prioritize purity as a moral foundation more than do liberals: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19379034/
The innate moral foundations of politics: Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2009, DOI: 10.1037/a0015141) fbaum.unc.edu/teaching/art...
@qzmdpqb4k9 @hollystortholme Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations grok: Key Findings Liberals: Primarily value Harm/Care and Fairness/Reciprocity. Show less emphasis on Ingroup/Loyalty, Authority/Respect, and Purity/Sanctity. Conservatives: Value all five foundations more
@GrisdaleJohn @LBC Ohh, I'm sorry, did you want the associated study? https://t.co/GGyFQvb2WK Fucking idiot.
@Hunter_RileyG @pinkheretic @SecularLobby @JaneCaro Is this the study? Because that's not what Haidt says here. Also, "conservative" is the word he himself uses & he uses "liberal" not "lefty", which you clearly use as a derogatory term. How can you be understanding of people you choose to demean? https://t.co/yjwsdJbvTQ
@carroll_darian @Noahpinion What are "our" values? You do realize that conservatives and liberals have fundamentally different values? https://t.co/GDvnUVUltY
@garrett_amini @BriannaWu Ah yes, if it isn't one of the most consistently reproducible findings in all of political science, that Conservatives and liberals have different moral foundations that map onto things like religion, the military, and duty. https://t.co/EKQ8ZQmRaL
https://t.co/9eZaQCGWbm.
@arithmoquine This isn’t at all “just what it comes down to”… for instance conservatives have a wider moral framework while liberals have a very narrow one and don’t value things like loyalty, respect or sanctity. https://t.co/IAw9UQp7oB
See also: "The coddling of the American mind: How good intentions and bad ideas are setting up a generation for failure" See also: "Liberals and conservatives rely on different sets of moral foundations"
@_ryancallihan @farairesearch @Columbia Thank you for sharing! I wonder what led them to select Gert's common morality as the ground for generating scenarios. I wonder how diverse the scenarios generated would be using other moral frameworks. There is reference to the work of @JonHaidt https://t.co/Y4bRihBReF
@sami_hyttinen Liberaali vaihtoehto tässä ja nimessänne tuntuu viittaavan yhteen kuudesta moraalipilarista. On näyttöä, että esim. konservatiivit hyödyntävät moraalipäättelyssään useampaa (5) pilaria kuin vasemmisto (2). Ehkä ongelma liittyy moraaliperustan kapeuteen. https://t.co/uI2iVGZKjy https://t.co/dKvGvd1jh0
RT @evanildo_: @alinefortuna2 @wgoncalves_PP Me parece uma questão de sensibilidades diferentes https://t.co/Wuym7JMkv2
@alinefortuna2 @wgoncalves_PP Me parece uma questão de sensibilidades diferentes https://t.co/Wuym7JMkv2
@buckwild8448 @MikeA138 @Fionaek @EndWokeness Incorrect! According to Johnathan Heidt's 5 moral foundations left and right are neck and neck on care (empathy). Of the 5, conservatives are equally strong in all 5 while liberals are only strong in 2 and weak on the other 3. https://t.co/v7ZSHCAJUm
@LepistoMarkus @katmarmi https://t.co/Wknbvr4m3I
RT @ChurchKnowledge: @believe1reality Sounds like you're referring to the moral foundations research, and you have it about right. Liberals…
@believe1reality Sounds like you're referring to the moral foundations research, and you have it about right. Liberals are more concerned with care and fairness, less concerned with loyalty, sanctity, and liberty. Conservatives are approx. equally concerned with all 5. https://t.co/4uXK0ZUasx
@RenegadeWade33 @AydinPaladin And picking one last one out of desperation to find something... Liberals and Conservatives rely on different sets of moral foundations... says what it says on the tin. Liberals and Conservatives have different values that inform their morality. Shocking, I know.
@matthew88264759 @honestsportz @RightWingCope https://t.co/zpf2HsJVRw I think this one does or a later study based on this one
@LilaSchwarz4 @AldousH31917934 @spartabube @lichtstifter Er spricht in seinem Buch "The Righteous Mind" darüber. Ansonsten relevante Paper von ihm: https://t.co/4W9HJ9kAE1 https://t.co/2XLxN9vCQS
RT @jrpsau: 10/n Open questions: Why are the left more willing to restrict hate? a) People on the left might infer more harm from hate spe…
10/n Open questions: Why are the left more willing to restrict hate? a) People on the left might infer more harm from hate speech which makes them more likely to restrict hate reflecting different moral foundations by Graham @JonHaidt and @BrianNosek (https://t.co/jowmi00AlE) https://t.co/h1gHw8PZet
@Themasterdash1 @reincidente @patergongora @IreneMontero Me puedes contestar tú, que es a quién he escrito. Y el que realmente no debe saber de qué va esto debes ser tú cuando etiquetas a alguien que no conoces asegurándole como es, el argumento ad hominen no te ayuda mucho. Te recomiendo este artículo. https://t.co/Lb76uN3gzp
@maelcumries @ClickingSeason The study referenced in this section is "Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations", Graham, Haidt, and Nosek 2009 https://t.co/SagAdHP1HR
@akslsee @Kateandtheboys Graham, J., Haidt, J. & Nosek, B. (2009). Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations. Personality Processes and Individual Differences, 96: 1029-1046.
@PunkKia Graham, J., Haidt, J. & Nosek, B. (2009). Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations. Personality Processes and Individual Differences, 96: 1029-1046.
@Friended4Ever Liberals and conservatives rely on different sets of moral foundations. 2009 Graham, J., Haidt, J., & Nosek, B. A. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 96(5), 1029-1046. https://t.co/OaWBxLQtaB
@Vermeullarmine I challenge liberals' willingness to care about things like loyalty, the sacred, the rule of law, order, etc., and studies show I'm right to do so: https://t.co/KyAdqDu9yI More studies on the differences between liberals and traditionalists/conservatives: https://t.co/zyyXtIDZxb
@silvertoinen @riihelaanton @erisgumma Tähän kun lisätään vasemmistolaisten tutkitusti hankaluus ymmärtää oikeistolaista ajattelua, niin olisin _erittäin_ skeptinen termin nykykäytöstä. https://t.co/Idu3k7iYyZ
@psychunseen Are you familiar with the work of @JonHaidt? I believe it has evolved quite a bit since this paper but I still find this one of the best roadmaps for appreciating why liberals and conservatives fail to understand one another. https://t.co/ytjYMvprm1
@agpatriota Alexandre esse estudo é mais completo: https://t.co/SaTl8KDI8l
Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations. The first emphasize individualizing foundations (Harm/Care, Fairness/reciprocity), the second add to these also the binding foundations (ingroup/loyalty, authority... https://t.co/eKdT16CKi4
Liberals and Conservatives Rely on Different Sets of Moral Foundations. The first emphasize individualizing foundations (Harm/Care, Fairness/reciprocity), the second add to these also the binding foundations (ingroup/loyalty, authority/respect, purity/sa… https://t.co/5lUynbuwdg
4.Liberals and conservatives rely on different sets of moral foundations. WEIRDと非WEIRDでの比較を見てみたい。 #ml2解読
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