Table 1. Predicted and actual Moral Foundations Questionnaire subscore means and standard deviations.

		Answers as Typical Liberal		Actual Liberal answers				Answers as Typical Conservative		Actual Conservative answers
				All Liberals		Extreme Liberals				All Conservatives		Extreme Conservatives
		Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Mean	SD
Relevance:	Harm	3.77	0.93	4.00	0.80	4.11	0.80	2.46	1.11	3.43	0.95	3.23	1.11
	Fairness	3.87	0.90	3.78	0.82	4.00	0.76	2.29	1.07	3.11	0.91	3.11	1.12
	Ingroup	2.53	0.89	2.60	0.94	2.40	0.95	3.12	0.90	2.72	0.98	2.46	1.17
	Authority	2.36	0.86	2.44	0.84	2.26	0.86	3.41	0.84	2.88	0.77	3.04	0.87
	Purity	2.06	1.00	2.33	0.97	2.14	1.02	3.38	0.97	3.02	0.95	3.14	1.21
Judgments:	Harm	3.72	0.92	3.53	0.88	3.64	0.90	2.72	1.10	2.98	0.92	2.92	0.95
	Fairness	3.79	0.87	3.76	0.79	4.00	0.75	2.55	1.02	3.05	0.78	2.90	0.91
	Ingroup	1.81	0.81	1.85	0.88	1.73	0.84	2.96	0.89	2.32	0.81	2.52	0.95
	Authority	2.05	1.09	2.39	0.99	2.05	0.97	4.08	0.94	3.58	0.74	3.93	0.74
	Purity	1.62	1.12	1.63	1.09	1.38	1.13	3.74	1.12	3.04	1.01	3.27	1.03

Note. Top panel shows predicted and actual answers for the study sample, and bottom panel shows the same for the comparison to the nationally-representative dataset, using only items common to both datasets (no items in common for Ingroup judgments). Sample sizes for each statistic, as well as predicted “typical” answers broken down by liberals, moderates, and conservatives, can be found in the supplement.