In everyday life, whether they may be trivial or significant, people often encounter situations that fall under the purview of morality. Sometimes people are tempted to commit a norm violation, such as telling a lie to obtain immediate rewards or avoid undesirable outcomes. Other times, people become a victim of or witness someone else's bad behaviors. This course will examine the tendency of human beings to experience social behavior as right and wrong.  We will begin by examining moralization and sacralization.  We will then turn to understanding models of morality, exploring both the role of emotion and cognition in moral judgments as well as models of mind perception.  We will conclude by exploring the role of culture in morality, as well as recent socio-political issues relevant to morality and moral issues that people frequently deal with in everyday life, etc.