"The Righteous Mind" is a book by Jonathan Haidt that explores the psychological foundations of morality and how they shape political beliefs. Haidt argues that moral reasoning is often driven by intuition rather than logic, leading to differing perspectives on right and wrong among individuals and groups. The book introduces the concept of moral foundations theory, which identifies several innate moral dimensions, such as care, fairness, loyalty, authority, and sanctity. Haidt suggests that understanding these foundations can help bridge divides between opposing political and cultural viewpoints, fostering greater empathy and dialogue.