… in integrating the mental state understanding in the moral reasoning can be overcome by …
emotional reactions. For this reason, ASD children appear to develop a basic moral judgment…

… When evaluating the moral status of an action, we consider not only its consequences but …
Typically, our moral judgment of the worker depends on, among other factors, his mental state …

… a mental state like a moral attitude or emotion is not correct. Her mistake affects the distinctions
she wants to make among the three levels of moral judgment. … object of the judgment is a …

… 4 'Judgment' can refer to either a mental state or language expressing that … sense of
moral judg ment, since we do make moral judgments yet our conception of moral judgment in …

… violations are perceived as more or less severe depending on the perceiver's current
emotional state, with direct consequences for attributions of blame and punishment. …

… deontological judgments (favoring individual rights) are driven by intuitive emotional responses.
… on the neural bases of mental state attribution in the context of moral judgment. Finally, …

… emotional state we see the intentional object of the emotion a certain way that differs from the
way the object is seen by a person who is not in the emotional state, … of an emotional state. …

… children’s moral judgments exhibit increasing reliance on mental states such as intent as …
How can we explain the starkly different patterns of moral judgment obtained for the second …

… et al., 2011), our results indicate that children’s moral judgments were related to their
understanding of first-order mental states. Notably, the significant correlation between MoToM and …

… Information Models address the first question, identifying critical information elements (including
causality, intentionality, and mental states) that shape moral judgments. A subclass of …