… perceivers are motivated to “get blame right” or, at a minimum to make judgments broadly
perceived as fair. However, what does “getting blame right” mean? It means grounding one’s …

… That is, this research has suggested that emotional reactions to perceived transgressions …
To examine associations of negative affect with moral judgment, we calculated the effect sizes …

… moral judgments. My primary account is particularist in that the judgments it explains are about
moral … apply to moral generalities, at least “default generalities.” 2 It also treats evaluative …

… moral judgment paradigms have been used to understand how psychopathy shapes perceptions
of … electrodermal activity and potentiated startle reflex during pain anticipation [11–17] …

… great pain that he give her drugs that would make her die sooner. The situation does raise
… was making nonmoral judgments, as well, taking into account the perceived legitimate realm …

… He also found a substantial correlation between subjects’ C-scores and the precision of
their perception of other people’s moral judgment competence. The competence nature of C-…

… argue that perceived harm is only one of many diverse and distinct factors that play a role
in moral judgment of betrayals. Specifically, we posit that loyalty and purity are central moral …

… morality and social convention. They appeal to social norms or law (civil law or religious law)
to justify their judgments:“… convention and morality and can use moral judgments to criticize …

… of moral judgment processes. We focus on the influence of disgust on moral judgments, as
… mechanism, we argue that disgust influences moral judgment of psychologically distant (vs. …

… perceived moral acceptability of medical use of the drug. This study also shows that the effect
of recreational use on perceived moral … moral judgments of using the drug for chronic pain. …