… in moral judgment competence are reflected in changes in brain activity during a simple
socio-normative judgment task. … She suffered terrible pain and begged the doctor to aid her in …

… in understanding moral judgment, how these judgments … Qualitatively, the pain-versus-gain
paradigm differs from the … moral dilemmas in experimental conditions were perceived to …

… empathic concern priming condition are perceived as more painful and unpleasant. Second,
… by utilizing various amounts of money and degrees of pain. Second, the representations of …

… moral judgment and decision making. The evidence supports a more moderate view of the
role of empathy in morality. … representations for felt pain and perceived pain in others seem to …

… of the moral principles in question. We investigated three principles that guide moral judgments:
(… Asking whether these principles are invoked to explain moral judgments, we found that …

… study has explored the relationship between moral judgment and empathy from a temporal
… Self-reported ratings of perceived pain intensity were greater in the moral transgression …

… They must reject, on pain of inconsistency, one of two plausible Humean views: (1) that … In
this respect Hume’s recognition of sentiment as part of moral perception is compatible with the …

… I will show that the phenomenon of moral judgment does speak to an important lacuna in …
"discomfort," pain," and "disability" to gain an adequate moral perception of their situations too.) …

… on moral judgments and is written from the perspective of cognitive psychologists interested
in theories of the cognitive and affective processes underlying judgments in moral domains. …

… research to moral judgment is underscored by recent studies indicating that judgments of …
A perceived or described action activates one or more subprototypes of permissible actions (…