The propensity of the Moral identity profile to explain behavioral tendencies and actual behavior.

Two studies (Study 1: N = 314; Study 2: N = 347) explored the multidimensional Moral Identity Profile's predictive power, revealing differing strengths of its four dimensions (Righteousness, Care, Connectedness, Truthfulness) regarding the prediction of pro- and antisocial behavioral tendencies (Stu...

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Publicado en:Ethics & Behavior Vol. 36; no. 5; pp. 385 - 400
Autores principales: Tissot, Tassilo Tom, Van Hiel, Alain, Haerens, Leen, Constandt, Bram
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jul2026
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      ab: Two studies (Study 1: N = 314; Study 2: N = 347) explored the multidimensional Moral Identity Profile's predictive power, revealing differing strengths of its four dimensions (Righteousness, Care, Connectedness, Truthfulness) regarding the prediction of pro- and antisocial behavioral tendencies (Study 1: up to 27%) and actual behavior (Study 2: up to 6%). Additionally, Study 2 included a state-level operationalization encompassing the situational relevance of the four dimensions, which exceeded the explained variance (up to 34%) of the Moral Identity Profile but demonstrated similar patterns concerning the unique dimensions' contributions. Overall, our findings support conceptualizing moral identity multidimensionally and underscore the value of state-level operationalization for explaining actual behavior.
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