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• TITLE: Nazis by Kraut: A Playful Application of Moral Self-Licensing

  AUTHORS: Claude Messner, Adrian Brügger

  KEYWORDS: Moral Self-Licensing, Prejudice, Stereotypes, Nutrition, Health

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.6 No.9, July 22, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Doing something moral gives one a license to do something immoral. This form of moral compen-sation is called “moral self-licensing”. Interestingly, the moral behavior can take place in another domain than the subsequent immoral behavior. For example, buying eco-friendly products gives one a license to steal. This article is based on the idea that a healthy diet has a moral dimension. As a consequence, consuming a healthy product should give one a license for immoral behavior. This research supports this hypothesis on a playful study. This study shows that drinking sauerkraut juice contributes to a stronger support of Nazi-esque right wing ideology than drinking either nothing or a less-healthy beverage (Nestea).