moralpsychological
Moralpsychological is a term sometimes used to describe an approach or domain that combines moral philosophy with empirical psychology to understand how people think about, feel about, and act on moral issues. In practice, it is closely aligned with the field commonly called moral psychology, but the compound form emphasizes the psychological mechanisms underlying moral thought. Researchers investigate how judgments are formed, what motivates moral action, and how moral values are learned and maintained.
Core topics include moral judgment and reasoning, moral emotion (empathy, disgust, anger), moral motivation, moral development,
Despite advances, criticisms persist: findings may not generalize across cultures, datasets can be subject to replication