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    Individual difference in acts of self-sacrifice
    with Rebecca Littman and David G. Rand
    Behavioral and Brain Sciences 41. 2018.
    Whitehouse's model explains when people engage in self-sacrifice, but not who is most likely to do so. We propose incorporating individual differences, such as cognitive style (one's inclination toward intuition versus deliberation), and argue that individuals who rely on intuition may be more likely to (1) develop group identity fusion after an emotional experience and (2) engage in pro-social self-sacrifice.
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    The Influence of Multiple Group Identities on Moral Foundations
    with Saera R. Khan
    Ethics and Behavior 26 (3): 194-214. 2016.
    Moral foundations theory provides a theoretical framework for understanding the universal and societal aspects of morality. The focus thus far has been on understanding the influence of group categories on moral foundations by controlling for relevant factors and then examining the unique contribution of a single factor. Although this type of analysis was critical to demonstrate the efficacy of the Moral Foundations Theory and Moral Foundations Questionnaire, the current study examines moral res…Read more