| title | authors | external_url | source_url | drive_links | status | course | tags | year | month | journal | volume | number | pages | openalexid | ||||||
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Personal Experiences Bridge Moral and Political Divides Better Than Facts |
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featured |
communication |
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2021 |
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pnas |
118 |
6 |
9 |
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Political opponents respect moral beliefs more when they are supported by personal experiences, not facts.
Everyone can appreciate that avoiding harm is rational, even in people who hold different beliefs.
These results provide a concrete demonstration of how to bridge moral divides while also revealing how our intuitions can lead us astray.