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What makes up the moral domain? Theory must answer to data
Jambon et al. (in press) seek to evaluate Yucel et al.’s (2022) proposal that fairness may be psychologically distinct from other, prototypical moral norms, and, in line with Social Domain Theory (SDT), to reassert fairness’ place within the moral domain. Here, we show that Jambon et al.’s own data
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