… , use a control video that does not induce awe or elevation (avoid anything participants might
perceive as beautiful), and use a subtler way to induce disgust. This might then allow more …

… of targets when moral patiency is measured as pain sensitivity. We … moral judgment in one
key respect. Our studies transcend the common focus of moral judgment research on moral …

… Counterfactual reasoning may play an important role in moral judgment, in fact
investigating the link between counterfactual thinking and moral judgment could increase our …

… that perceptions of bodily change co-occur with moral judgment. It may be true that in every
brain study of moral judgment… between somatosensations of pain and judgments concerning …

… perception, and we simply suggest that these two perceptions are intertwined such that
moral judgments … , participants tied judgments of wrongness to perceptions of physical pain. It …

… Notice that this definition includes “customs,” which seems awfully close to the conventions
that Turiel and his followers were at pains to distinguish from morality. In addition, many non-…

… moral development, moral judgment is related to the child's acquaintance with an action's
consequence in terms of either physical pain … on perception and its related modes of judgment …

… or physiological response, not to connote a moral judgment of sanctity. Eugenic, euphonic,
… In this context it refers to a pathological process, not to a moral judgment of evil. Malady, …

… ratings of the three moral scenarios. The ANOVA on pain ratings was significant (F 2,136 =
1,021, p < 0.001, η p 2 = 0.850; Figure 2D). Participants rated the perceived pain of the victim …

… is expressed by the combination of harmful intent and painful experience. If so, acts committed
by … Our expectations of perceived independents in the presence of dependents impose …