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How important are each of Haight's Five Foundations of Morality to you?

Poll: How do Haidt's five moral foundations rank in your own moral experience?
This poll is closed.
1A - "Care/harm" is of the utmost importance and central to my moral experience.
18.37%
 9 18.37%
1B - "Care/harm" has some importance in my moral experience but plays a much less central role.
0%
 0 0%
1C - "Care/harm" plays a nonstandard or small (if any) role in my moral experience.
0%
 0 0%
2A - "Fairness/reciprocity" is of the utmost importance and central to my moral experience.
16.33%
 8 16.33%
2B - "Fairness/reciprocity" has some importance in my moral experience but plays a much less central role.
2.04%
 1 2.04%
2C - "Fairness/reciprocity" plays a nonstandard or small (if any) role in my moral experience.
0%
 0 0%
3A - "Ingroup/loyalty" is of the utmost importance and central to my moral experience.
2.04%
 1 2.04%
3B - "Ingroup/loyalty" has some importance in my moral experience but plays a much less central role.
12.24%
 6 12.24%
3C - "Ingroup/loyalty" plays a nonstandard or small (if any) role in my moral experience.
4.08%
 2 4.08%
4A - "Authority/respect" is of the utmost importance and central to my moral experience.
2.04%
 1 2.04%
4B - "Authority/respect" has some importance in my moral experience but plays a much less central role.
10.20%
 5 10.20%
4C - "Authority/respect" plays a nonstandard or small (if any) role in my moral experience.
6.12%
 3 6.12%
5A - "Purity/sanctity" is of the utmost importance and central to my moral experience.
0%
 0 0%
5B - "Purity/sanctity" has some importance in my moral experience but plays a much less central role.
6.12%
 3 6.12%
5C - "Purity/sanctity" plays a nonstandard or small (if any) role in my moral experience.
12.24%
 6 12.24%
Naturally, fuck the poll maker for making such a hard to look at and hideously complex poll.
8.16%
 4 8.16%
Total 49 vote(s) 100%
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How important are each of Haight's Five Foundations of Morality to you?
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RE: How important are each of Haight's Five Foundations of Morality to you?
October 26, 2016 at 12:36 pm
Hmm, I see Thinking

Yes, being honest and genuine is very important to me. I guess I'll raise this up to a B then Smile
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How important are each of Haight's Five Foundations of Morality to you?

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RE: How important are each of Haight's Five Foundations of Morality to you? - by robvalue - October 26, 2016 at 12:36 pm

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