… The present study utilized ERPs to investigate the modulation of morality on the perception
of other’s pain. A word priming paradigm was applied by showing word to prime the moral …

… capacity for feeling (ie, fear, hunger, pain). Some targets (eg, human infant and dog) … perceived
to have low agency but high experience, while others (eg, robot and God) were perceived …

… this statement as “mind perception is the essence of morality,” which helps explains not
only the general correspondence between perceptions of mind and moral judgments (Bastian, …

… moral judgment and mind perception, why heroic agents are perceived as better able to
withstand pain, … Next, we explore how the moral dyad compels and constrains moral judgments …

… view of the role of empathy in morality. Cognitive reasoning is equally important for moral
reasoning … neural representations for felt pain and perceived pain in others seem to fit perfectly …

… others? Neuroimaging investigations of the neural mechanisms involved in the perception
of pain in others … likely to cause pain, and a matched set of control photographs without any …

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

… and other brain areas was modulated by the perceived agency… which pain occurs modulate
the brain response to other's pain. … moral reasoning that concern actions that can harm other …

… Moral psychologists often identify harm perception as a core … harm and pain play in moral
cognition and judgements, going … the potential effect of pain sensitivity on moral judgements. …

… Pain empathy’s preferential nature tends to trigger prejudice and intergroup conflicts. Given
… of doctor–patient news-initiated moral judgments prefer pain empathy for doctors or patients. …