Despite growing evidence that “connectedness” of humans with nature creates multiple
benefits for both humans and nature, these benefits are not fully considered by health and …

Internationally agreed sustainability goals are being missed. Here, we conduct global meta‐
analyses to assess how the extent to which humans see themselves as part of nature …

Sharing in the experiences of others often feels like a natural inclination, yet several groups
have converged on the idea that empathy reflects motivated choices. Although sometimes …

Previous examinations of the scope of moral concern have focused on aggregate
attributions of moral worth. However, because trade‐offs exist in valuing different kinds of …

Humans care for the well-being of some animals (eg, dogs) yet tacitly endorse the
maltreatment of others (eg, pigs). What treatment is deemed morally appropriate for an …

People routinely give humans moral priority over other animals. Is such moral
anthropocentrism based in perceived differences in mental capacity between humans and …

Proponents of welcoming robots into the moral circle have presented various approaches to
moral patiency under which determining the moral status of robots seems possible …

The current study modeled the attributions underlying moral concern for animals during
childhood and adulthood with the aim of better understanding how concern for animals …

People vary in their compassion for animals, likely due in part to more variation in more
basic personality and interpersonal behavior attributes. Previous research has generally …

Understanding factors that promote conservation attitudes is essential given ongoing
environmental crises and the need for sustainability. Our research adopted various close …