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An Initial Integration of Constructs that Account for Moral Actions: Moral Foundations, Values and Character Strengths
Morality has been described as a psychological system comprising sets of values, practices, institutions, and psychological mechanisms that work together to support moral/socially positive behavior. Nonetheless, there have been relatively few efforts to integrate these diverse constructs. We address
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