… detection, person-perception, the formation and expression of attitudes and evaluations,
and … , pain), 2) Third-person, such as evaluating the “rightness” and “wrongness” of others’ …

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

… regard to moral judgment, it has been widely investigated by social psychologists and
neuroscientists studying pain. … between moral judgments of physical harm and moral judgments of …

… Consider a doctor treating a terminally ill patient who is suffering from unrelenting pain. She
… In this section we describe the basic processes that translate our perception of an event (“…

… If we think of moral judgment in these terms—‘the ability to … to explain moral judgment and
how moral action issues from … ignore the standard problem of moral agency in Western ethics: …

… of moral judgment, which focuses on individuals as the unit of analysis for moral evaluations
… shape not only moral judgments of acts but also perceptions of the ostensive precursors of …

… moral judgments about others’ behavior? This article reviews dominant models of moral
judgment, … A subclass of Biased Information Models holds that perceptions of these information …

… than moral judgments. As sentiments, they are dispositions to feel, notice, and perceive …
Insofar as we take the source of the pain to be an intentional agent, we come to some extent …

… One of the clearest ways to tell that harm has occurred is by observing victims’ expressions
of pain… in the presence of distress signals if they perceive the distress to occur as a result of a …

… , which made the swelling get worse, and the pain even more intense Jessica made her
ex-boyfriend's … The cold water numbed the pain and helped him recover Jessica wrapped her ex-…