Moral inclusion, as defined by social psychology, refers to the belief that all individuals are entitled to moral consideration and respect, regardless of their characteristics or attributes. It is the idea that all people have intrinsic value and dignity, and should be treated with fairness and empathy. This concept emphasizes the importance of recognizing and respecting the humanity of all individuals, and promoting a sense of belonging and equality in society. Moral inclusion also encompasses the idea of extending moral consideration to non-human entities, such as animals and the environment.
