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puppet was always an ingroup member who expressed a typical moral judgment ( e.g. , that it is wrong to pull someone’s hair) while the other puppet was either another ingroup member or an extraterrestrial agent [...] were more likely to judge that two persons could be right (a relativist attitude) when an ingroup member disagreed with an extraterrestrial agent than when the second person was another ingroup individual
Section: Department of Developmental and Educational Psychology