Discussion
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Alcohol affects how people behave, feel, and think (Heath and Hardy-Vallée Regarding the sacralization of the care foundation, it has been empirically confirmed that intoxicated individuals exhibit more violent behavior (Pernanen Concerning the sacralization of the purity foundation, studies have shown that some individuals who consume alcohol exhibit less sexual control (Heath and Hardy-Vallée Regarding the other three foundations, we did not observe any effects of alcohol on their sacralization, contrary to our hypothesis. This may be attributed to the fact that these foundations are typically the most important for people, as suggested by previous studies (Atari et al. Additionally, it is worth highlighting that alcohol may have made people less socially inhibited. It is well-known that morality questionnaires are highly correlated with socially desirable responses. Therefore, alcohol might have reduced participants’ readiness to give socially desirable answers.Lastly, it is essential to note that we tested participants' declarations, so it is difficult to predict whether participants would engage in the declared behaviors. This aligns with the theory of planned behavior and the complex relationship between intentions and behaviors (Ajzen Roughly 40% of incarcerated inmates for violent offenses were under the influence of alcohol during committing the crime (Alcohol Rehab Our study is not free from limitations. First, we measured moral foundations in only one way, i.e., by asking how much money participants should receive to violate a moral foundation. It would also be worth measuring other nuances about moral foundations, for example, by including differences in emotional and physical care (Clifford et al. 