… empathy with A. If Minimal Empathy Causation is true, we can’t make moral judgments …
to our particular interest only when we empathize with the pleasure or pain it gives rise to in …

… morality influenced empathy for pain by comparing the ERPs elicited by pictures showing the
targets’ in pain primed by different moral … a moral one or a neutral one, the painful pictures …

… Crudely, Hume’s answer is this: the more we empathize with the pain of the patient … pain to
be an intentional agent, we come to some extent to hate her. If I don’t empathize with your pain…

… empathy should be regarded with caution and is not enough to serve as a central motivation
in driving moral judgment … of the pain-related cues rather than to increased empathy-related …

… empathy, prosocial behavior, and moral judgment. We focus on recent evidence for these
relationships, with a focus on motivated empathy … of empathy for pain or empathic concern [35]. …

… enemies are visually depicted as inhuman monsters and vicious killers, thus eliminating
the capacity to experience empathy when faced with the pain or death of one’s enemies. …

… In sum, although emotions play a powerful role in moral judgment, they need not … So why
should people ever rely on empathy when making moral judgments? … promises to be painful. …

… , moral judgment influence pain empathy; however, do individuals respond differently to
neuropathic pain empathy from … patterns characterize pain empathy differently between groups? …

… , judgment and emotional response to the pain … pain empathy have found that perceiving
pain in others consists of two parts: early emotional empathy and late cognitive empathy …

… empathy network when delivering their moral judgments–presumably reflecting the influence
of empathy for the victim upon moral judgment… reliably activate during empathy for pain, we …