Morality and empathy are both crucial in building human society. Yet the relationship
between them has been merely explored. The present study revealed how the morality …

Studying of the impact of social context on the perception of pain in others is important for
understanding the role of intentionality in interpersonal sensitivity, empathy, and implicit …

Morality is a pervasive aspect of human nature across all cultures, and neuroscience
investigations are necessary for identifying what computational mechanisms underpin moral …

Past historical events and experimental research have shown complying with the orders
from an authority has a strong impact on people's behaviour. However, the mechanisms …

Disgust is argued to be an emotion that motivates the avoidance of disease-causing entities
in the physical domain and unacceptable behaviors in the social-moral domain. Empirical …

Morality is a fundamental component of human cultures and has been defined as
prescriptive norms regarding how people should treat one another, including concepts such …

Psychology and neuroscience research have shown that fractioning operations among
several individuals along a hierarchical chain allows diffusing responsibility between …

Morally judicious behavior forms the fabric of human sociality. Here, we sought to investigate
neural activity associated with different facets of moral thought. Previous research suggests …

Embodied models suggest that moral judgments are strongly intertwined with first-hand
somatic experiences, with some pointing to disgust, and others arguing for a role of …

Determining how the perceived cause of pain influences the perception of pain in others has
implications for prosocial behavior and moral reasoning. In this research, behavior and …