<p>Moralities of Everyday Life is a Yale University course on Coursera, taught by psychologist Paul Bloom, that explores the psychological foundations of moral thought and behaviour. The course asks how we explain kindness and cruelty, where our sense of right and wrong comes from, and why people so often disagree about moral issues.</p><ul><li>Seven modules covering compassion, the origins of morality, cross-cultural and political differences, and family, friends, and strangers.</li><li>Approximately 20 hours of material; self-paced with a flexible schedule.</li><li>Open enrolment with no prerequisites — suitable for beginners.</li><li>Taught in English with subtitles available in 22 languages.</li><li>Free to audit; a shareable certificate is available with a paid upgrade, and financial aid is available.</li></ul>