… predict that the occurrence of a tax fraud punishment outcome will moderate the relation
between punishment … than fully culpable for their unethical behaviour—observers’ compliance …

… or manipulate belief in free will in the current study, we would assume that BPE and belief in
free will … differences in BPE or belief in free will better predict perceptions and punishment of …

… of the doubt when accused of unethical behavior. This is the … will be seen as higher in
guilt and as more prone to re-offend, which will, in turn, predict stronger utilitarian punishment …

… In summary, beliefs related to distrust and justice tend to be more descriptive beliefs about
… D), whereas the present study predicted one particular aversive behavior, namely crime. It is …

… that SCA and PPN may predict IUSR better than … attitude-intention gap [64,65,66] as SCA
significantly differed from PBC [67,68] and was associated with antisocial or unethical behavior …

… found to predict punitive attitudes towards drug offences and ‘taboo’ sexual practices, but …
of moral outrage, their preference for punishment, and their support for the criminalisation of …

… the current study identified a reciprocal relationship between proactive criminal thinking
and guilt that, in turn, predicted future delinquency. Hence, guilt was just as likely to defuse the …

… of religion and immorality that makes three central predictions… chose the ending of ten
sentences with one of three … regardless of whether belief systems encourage free will or are …

… skepticism about the control in action—the free will required … free choices do not diverge
from what the laws would predict … to be blamed and perhaps punished in a way that she would …

… This book will consider punishment broadly conceived as a response to crimes and how it …
present for there to be punishment in the sense we will understand ‘punishment’ in this book. …