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1. Introduction Fundamental moral concerns such as care, fairness, ingroup loyalty, respect for authority, and purity govern human psychology across cultures [1]. A growing programme of research suggests that women and men endorse moral concerns and social preferences to different degrees and that these sex differences vary across cultures [2–5].
Restricted accessResearch articles Abstract Most of the empirical research on sex differences and cultural variations in morality has relied on within-culture analyses or small-scale cross-cultural data. To further broaden the scientific understanding of sex differences in morality, the current research relies on two international samples to provide the first large-scale examination of sex differences in moral judgements nested within cultures.
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