The ideological divide was clear in cases in which the justices acted on an emergency basis, sometimes called the "shadow ...

NYU social psychologist Jonathan Haidt's earlier research shows that conservatives consistently place a higher value on self-reliance than liberals do, creating an environment where seeking help ...

Jonathan Haidt proposed that we are divided because we use different moral foundations—moralities of care, fairness, loyalty, authority, and sanctity.

According to Haidt, while liberals are driven more by the first three foundations, conservatives are motivated by all six. However, this broader moral palate isn’t necessarily better; for instance, ...