Seasonal changes influence moral values, particularly "binding" ones, more in spring and autumn than in summer and winter.
A recent study indicates that seasonal changes influence moral values, particularly "binding" values like loyalty and authority. These values are endorsed more in spring and autumn, and less in summer and winter, across the U.S., Canada, and Australia. The findings suggest this pattern may relate to perceived threats that encourage group cohesion. The study highlights potential impacts on social dynamics, with better crisis management in spring and autumn.
October 12, 2024
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