Cross-cultural morality

Cross-cultural morality examines how moral beliefs and behaviors vary across different cultures and societies. It studies how factors like tradition, religion, and social norms shape what people consider right or wrong. In moral psychology, researchers explore how these cultural differences influence emotions, reasoning, and decision-making. This field helps us understand that morality is not universal but rather influenced by cultural contexts, highlighting the importance of empathy and respect for diverse moral perspectives in a globalized world.