Foreign researchers are increasingly focusing on moral self-regard in the past two decades. Moral self-regard refers to the degree that one cares about his morality, and the percentage it takes in self-worth. Monin (2001) showed the dynamic nature of moral self-regard, and he affirmed that one's self regard based on recent past behavior affected future morally relevant actions. When people are made secured about their morality, they would sometimes act less morally later on; people sometimes boosted their m...