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An emic way of examining morality based on Moral Foundations Theory: development and validation of the Moral Foundations Patterns Questionnaire in Japan
How should morality be measured in a cross-cultural context? Although Moral Foundations Theory (MFT) combines etic (viewed from outside a system) and emic (viewed from within a system) concepts, the emic perspective has not been given much emphasis empirically. Therefore, we proposed a “conceptual e
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