It will occasionally undervalue essential moral traits, like loyalty.
Women identified with moral traits more strongly than did men.
All these characters feel a bit cartoonish, their moral traits disconnected from their not-quite-believable circumstances.
Nakatani, H. et al. Perceived moral traits of others differentiate the neural activation that underlies inequity-aversion.
It was Nozick who suggested a "taxonomy of character," by which he meant, as Seligman put it, a list of "those abiding moral traits that everyone values".
We looked specifically at moral identity, the tendency to conceptualize oneself in terms of moral traits such as fair, honest, generous, and kind.
What underlies these moral traits is the ability to put something else ahead of your own immediate desires and interests — to exercise self-control.
By 7 they're more likely to be described by their parents as having high levels of moral traits such as empathy.
Such faculties, for Gall, included what we now call perceptual functions, such as the sensation of color or sound; cognitive faculties, like memory, mechanical aptitude, and speech and language; and even "moral" traits, such as friendship, benevolence, and pride.
Previous research by one of us (Michéle) has found that being hardworking, responsible, and providing are the three most salient moral traits of both white and black working-class people.
