“…Theoretical and empirical work links traditionalism with greater sensitivity toward threats in multiple domains (Claessens, Fischer, Chaudhuri, Sibley, & Atkinson, 2020;Hibbing, Smith, & Alford, 2014), including pathogens (Murray & Schaller, 2012;Samore, Fessler, Sparks, & Holbrook, 2021;Samore et al, 2022;Tybur et al, 2016), violence (Griskevicius, Goldstein, Mortensen, Cialdini, & Kenrick, 2006), and culturally transmitted information about hazards in general (Fessler, Pisor, & Holbrook, 2017;Samore, Fessler, Holbrook, & Sparks, 2018). Researchers have proposed that culturally and/or biologically evolved mental mechanisms may adaptively link traditionalism and threat sensitivity when traditional norms reliably ameliorate the costs of particular threats.…”