Moral Foundations Test

[The Liberated Territories]

Well someone posted this test on the RWDT discord and I decided to take it. I know how much NSG is fond of these random political tests, although this one is mostly a moral test with a political element to it. It's called the Moral Foundations Test. Most of the questions have to deal with different aspects of morality, and they can get pretty deep:

Here it is

The test is probably still a little Americentric (e.g. it still uses the traditional left-right spectrum, although it graciously gives libertarians options.) However, the moral questions seem mostly applicable to anyone (although still may be a tiny bit Western-based, I don't know.

These are my scores, in case anyone gives a damn, which underlines how much of an amoral narcissist I am:

So, what scores did you get?

[United Muscovite Nations]

Care 94%
Loyalty 22%
Fairness 89%
Authority 47%
Purity 78%
Liberty 47%

[Nakena]

Care 56%
Loyalty 56%
Fairness 47%
Authority 39%
Purity 31%
Liberty 56%

You have no one strongest moral foundation.

Your morality is closest to that of a Libertarian.

[Chan Island]

https://www.idrlabs.com/morality/6/test.php

Interesting.

Your scores:
Care 72%
Loyalty 44%
Fairness 61%
Authority 53%
Purity 50%
Liberty 64%
Your strongest moral foundation is Care.
Your morality is closest to that of a Left-Liberal.

[Salandriagado]

There are some dreadfully written questions in there. For example:

Question 5 of 36

Julie asks her friends not to fraternize with her ex-boyfriend Jake, since he cheated on her with other women. Three weeks later, Julie's friend Melissa is dating him.

There are two actions here. Which one am I rating? There are a bunch of others like this as well.


Also, a whole bunch of them missing information: for example, in the dog-meat one, how was the meat sourced? Were the children aware of what they were being served? Do the children have any previously-expressed preferences about what they eat?

[The Great Imperator Jeffrey]

Care 81%
Loyalty 81%
Fairness 58%
Authority 78%
Purity 92%
Liberty 50%
Your strongest moral foundation is Purity.

Your morality is closest to that of a Conservative.

[Dumb Ideologies]

Graph
Care 86%
Loyalty 69%
Fairness 86%
Authority 72%
Purity 81%
Liberty 56%

You have no one strongest moral foundation.
Your morality is closest to that of a Conservative.

tl;dr DI is outraged and disgusted by everything.

[Diopolis]

Care 61%
Loyalty 58%
Fairness 69%
Authority 78%
Purity 78%
Liberty 56%
Pretty similar to what I was expecting, although I'm surprised loyalty didn't beat out fairness and only barely beat out liberty.

[Diopolis]

There are some dreadfully written questions in there. For example:

Question 5 of 36

Julie asks her friends not to fraternize with her ex-boyfriend Jake, since he cheated on her with other women. Three weeks later, Julie's friend Melissa is dating him.

There are two actions here. Which one am I rating? There are a bunch of others like this as well.


Also, a whole bunch of them missing information: for example, in the dog-meat one, how was the meat sourced? Were the children aware of what they were being served? Do the children have any previously-expressed preferences about what they eat?

I always went with the last action referenced.

[Shrive]

Care 100%
Loyalty 64%
Fairness 94%
Authority 50%
Purity 25%
Liberty 28%

[Straite]

Not what I was expecting..

Care 69%
Loyalty 56%
Fairness 83%
Authority 50%
Purity 56%
Liberty 69%
Your strongest moral foundation is Fairness.

Your morality is closest to that of a Left-Liberal.

[Greater Eireann]

Care 100%
Loyalty 78%
Fairness 92%
Authority 72%
Purity 100%
Liberty 58%

[LiberNovusAmericae]

I came up as a libertarian. What a surprise.

Your scores:

Care 78%
Loyalty 42%
Fairness 58%
Authority 44%
Purity 11%

Liberty 92%

Your strongest moral foundation is Liberty.

Your morality is closest to that of a Libertarian.

[Chan Island]

There are some dreadfully written questions in there. For example:

Question 5 of 36

Julie asks her friends not to fraternize with her ex-boyfriend Jake, since he cheated on her with other women. Three weeks later, Julie's friend Melissa is dating him.

There are two actions here. Which one am I rating? There are a bunch of others like this as well.


Also, a whole bunch of them missing information: for example, in the dog-meat one, how was the meat sourced? Were the children aware of what they were being served? Do the children have any previously-expressed preferences about what they eat?

I agree on that one. It was impossible to really gauge a feeling on some of the questions because of it.

[Kobusa]

Your scores:
Care 69%
Loyalty 56%
Fairness 81%
Authority 56%
Purity 83%
Liberty 75%
Your strongest moral foundation is Purity.

Your morality is closest to that of a Conservative.

Not that surprised.

[Auphelia]

Care 94%
Loyalty 12%
Fairness 83%
Authority 28%
Purity 12%
Liberty 22%

Your strongest moral foundation is Care.

Your morality is closest to that of a Left-Liberal.

[Destructive Government Economic System]

Care 78%
Loyalty 50%
Fairness 78%
Authority 67%
Purity 67%
Liberty 69%

You have no one strongest moral foundation.

Your morality is closest to that of a Conservative.

Some questions could've been more specific tbh. The Muhammad one didn't say if Muslim students are also banned from bringing the dude's cartoons to school

[Bienenhalde]

Your scores:
Care 75%
Loyalty 69%
Fairness 78%
Authority 83%
Purity 67%
Liberty 42%
Your strongest moral foundation is Authority.

Your morality is closest to that of a Conservative.

[Auphelia]

What does the Authority mean?

[Nioya]

Your scores:
Care 67%
Loyalty 50%
Fairness 64%
Authority 36%
Purity 67%
Liberty 56%

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[Dark Socialism]

Care 67%
Loyalty 75%
Fairness 19%
Authority 47%
Purity 39%
Liberty 53%
"Your strongest moral foundation is Loyalty.
Your morality is closest to that of a Conservative."
I'm surprised by the liberty percentage

[UniversalCommons]

The first question is unanswerable. There is no context to the question. It reads like a set of random statements and sounds like something that came out of Bladerunner. You see a turtle in the desert. The turtle is thirsty. Do you save it? It shows that people taking the test lack moral context and depth if accepted at face value.

[Auphelia]

The first question is unanswerable. There is no context to the question. It reads like a set of random statements and sounds like something that came out of Bladerunner. You see a turtle in the desert. The turtle is thirsty. Do you save it? It shows that people taking the test lack moral context and depth if accepted at face value.

It shows that we wanted to quickly get our results so we could post them on this thread.

Or perhaps the way you try to apply context is part of what impacts your score?

[Kowani]

So, not entirely relevant, but I was looking at the rest of their tests, did the villain one, and...

[Costa Fierro]

Care 72%
Loyalty 44%
Fairness 42%
Authority 50%
Purity 69%
Liberty 47%
Your strongest moral foundation is Care.

Your morality is closest to that of a Left-Liberal.