Moral identity refers to the degree to which being a moral person is important to an individual's self-concept. In other words, it reflects how much a person values moral traits and behaviors and considers them central to their identity. This concept emphasizes the integration of ethical principles into one’s values and self-perception. Individuals with a strong moral identity tend to prioritize moral values in their decisions, actions, and interactions with others.
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