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Preliminary Evidence on Moral Underpinnings of Rape Victim Blaming in Iran: Replication and Extension of Milesi et al. (2020)
According to Moral Foundation Theory, people rely on five intuitive-based foundations in their moral decisions. These foundations are divided into Individualizing foundations (Care and Fairness) and Binding foundations (Loyalty, Authority, and Sanctity). In an attempt to replicate Milesi at al’s (20
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