… role that harm and pain play in moral cognition and judgements, going forward, our goal
was to examine the potential effect of pain sensitivity on moral judgements. Pain is the first and …

… The results of Study 2 suggested that each dimension of empathy measures is sensitive to
different situational cues. It is suggested that further researches is needed to more precisely …

… and it may index an early automatic component related to the sensitivity to other’s pain 20,37
. One ERP study found that the N2 component was enhanced when facing the …

… should be most amplified by pain sensitivity. This assumption draws on the basic principle
that higher mental processes (eg, social or moral judgments) are multiply determined such …

… reactions and cognitive reasoning contribute to moral judgments, yet in many contexts, …
of physical pain is also involved in the perception or imagination of another individual in pain. …

… In other words, are more morally disengaged people less sensitive to the pain of social
rejection? Future studies should explore this possibility. For instance, it might be possible to …

… Whether emotion is a source of moral judgments remains … measures assessing affective and
moral judgments across age. … interactions without any infliction of pain or damage (actions; …

… moral judgments relative to controls. Experiment 4 found that disgust had a different effect
on moral judgment … in severity of moral judgments depends on participants' sensitivity to their …

… ’s pain reports, blaming women with FM for adding to their pain by … Moral judgment
marginalizes these women, impeding their … In this article, I illustrate this kind of moral judgment by …

… A recent study that examined neural correlates of different types of moral judgments found …
moral judgment, whereas BA 22 activity was modulated by different types of moral judgments (…