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Moral Anger and Disgust: Recipient vs. Initiator Focus in Moral Transgressions

Description

In this study, we examined which of the condemning moral emotion (anger or disgust) is likely to occur first following a situation of moral transgression.

In line with the appraisal tendency framework, we aimed to determine whether primary emotions are associated with moral violations of autonomy, depending on contextual information about the victim or the perpetrator. The objective of our experimental task was to judge whether or not a witness’ emotional reaction following a moral transgression is (not)expected to occur, relative to the situation.

Studies

We preregistered 2 studies:

  • Moral Appraisals of Transgressions and Outrages: A Perpetrator vs. Victim Focus Study (OSF link)
  • Study 2: Moral Appraisals of Transgressions and Outrages: A Perpetrator vs. Victim Focus (OSF link)

Analysis

Both dataset are analyzed in the same qmd file, anc according to the preregistered analysis plan.