… perceptions of impurity uniquely explain moral judgment? Or is moral judgment reducible to
perceptions … moral judgment distinctly from harm violations, other perspectives contend that …

… Here we assessed the role of the rTPJ in moral judgments directly by means of transcranial
… , moral judgments were assessed by means of the well-established moral judgment task …

… To test whether priming the participants with cleanliness reduced the severity of moral
judgments, we conducted a one-way ANOVA on the composites with priming (cleanliness vs. …

… This ness, this disinterestedness in the face of evident distress and pain in peop physically
… Because we utter moral judgments as participants, as engaged {:fuembers of a community, …

… so smoothly from impressions of sensation to moral judgments as both (1) and especially (2)
… perceptions, but Hume also suggests (a) that the move from our more or less automatic pain…

… pain and observing others experience pain, though there were no group differences in
self-report measures of empathy for pain … perceptions of what counts as empathic, prosocial, and …

… life' cannot be 'laced up in formulas' moral judgment cannot be bound by 'general rules' but
must … , sorrow at a pain inflicted); (2) judgment about what constitutes the moral ideal or the …

… Only after going through his full posi tion will we be able to perceive the way in which Kant
… in applying general moral rules to particular circumstances moral judgment consists in our …

… can be construed in vastly different ways depending on whether a fetus is perceived as a
mass of mindless cells or a human capable of experiencing pain, and worthy of moral concern. …

… harm perception and moral judgment. Our findings seem to indicate a bias in moral judgment
… this result in lower assessment of each victim’s pain. This account suggests that people’s …