Jonathan Haidt (2007) discussed emotions and morality. He distinguished between the following categories of moral intuition:

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Haidt's moral intuition theory, particularly in his 2007 work, focuses on differentiating emotions related to harm and care (concerning how we treat others) from those related to the fairness/reciprocity and in-group loyalty, authority/respect, and purity/sanctity, which can involve condemnation of others for moral transgressions. This distinction is central to understanding his moral foundations theory, which posits that our moral reasoning is influenced by innate, modular foundations, including harm/care and fairness/reciprocity, which are more individual-focused, and in-group/loyalty, authority/respect, and purity/sanctity, which are more group-oriented and can involve condemnation of others.

Jonathan Haidt (2007) Discussed Emotions and Morality