moral emotions
definition: Social psychologists have long known that emotions influence many aspects of decision making, and a growing body of research demonstrates that this is especially true in the domain of morality. Because morality generally consists of rules guiding our treatment of other people, and because emotions are often (though not always) elicited in the context of our interactions with other people, it is possible to conceive of nearly all our emotions as serving morality in some sense. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Moral Emotions]
broader: social cognition
broader: emotion
type: Concept

social cognition
type: Concept
narrower: moral emotions

emotion
type: Concept
narrower: moral emotions

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: moral emotions