… predict lenient moral judgments (Hypothesis 1) and greater use of positive affect in moral
decision … mediator of any sadism or trolling effects on moral judgment (Hypothesis 3). We tested …

… The results inform debates on moral pluralism and the foundations of moral cognition.
Perceptions of harm are important for moral judgments. But is perceived pain or suffering the …

… shared, more or less controversial, and more or less connected to obvious physical pain.
Dyadic … Given the pervasive role of perceived harm in moral judgment as articulated by Dyadic …

… This study investigated interactions between the perception of pain and attractiveness in …
pain processing suffered influence by attractiveness, thus supporting the “threat value of pain” …

… on moral judgments, we assert that when people perceive an … states, such as feeling pain
and pleasure, personality, and … between perceived intentional harm and blame judgments …

… pain and profits to moral judgments, but also how people's own harm aversion influences their
reliance on pain and profit in making moral judgments… model and perceived similarity with …

… racial bias in pain perception (Drain et al., 2020; Mende-Siedlecki et al., 2019). We first
calculated averagethresholds for pain perception and other emotion perception (separately for …

… Below, we discuss how the perception of pain in others motivates and regulates prosocial …
]) can significantly affect moral judgment and subsequent decisions about others’ pain (Fig. 1). …

… moral evaluation. In the present study, to further assess the functional contribution of the medial
PFC in moral judgment… types of moral dilemmas, including switch-like and footbridge-like …

… can be construed in vastly different ways depending on whether a fetus is perceived as a
mass of mindless cells or a human capable of experiencing pain, and worthy of moral concern. …