Forming Evaluations of Moral Character: How are Multiple Pieces of Information Prioritized and Integrated?

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Evaluating other people’s moral character is a crucial social cognitive task. To further assess how moral character evaluations are formed: these studies examined, (1) which character traits are considered most important when forming an impression of a person’s overall moral character, (2) how differing levels of trait expression affect overall character judgments.

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