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32 results for "Moral Cognition"

32 results for "Moral Cognition"

Fiery Cushman

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Cushman's research aims to organize the astonishing complexity of moral judgment around basic functional principles. Much of it is motivated by a simple idea: Because we use punishments and rewards to modify others’ behavior, one function of morality is...

Joshua D. Greene

Person

The Greene lab studies the mechanics of moral thinking, and high-level cognition more generally, using behavioral experiments and functional neuroimaging. Much of their research has focused on the respective contributions of “fast” automatic processes...

Cognition, Brain, & Behavior

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Research in the Cognition, Brain, and Behavior (CBB) group includes studies of sensation and perception, learning and memory, attention, mental imagery, conceptual representation, aging, language, emotion, motor control, social cognition, moral decision...

Cognition, Brain, and Behavior Research Seminar

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Dr. Sydney Levine. What if everybody did that? Universalization as a mechanism of moral judgment Some people feel that it is morally wrong to not vote, but why? From a utilitarian perspective, one vote fewer often makes no practical difference; from a...

Developmental Job Talk: Kara Weisman (Stanford University)

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Title: Folk philosophy of mind: Conceptual representations of mental life in early and middle childhood Abstract: Attributions of mental capacities play a central role in many of the richest traditions in developmental, cognitive, and social psychology...

Social Job Talk: Jillian Jordan, Northwestern University

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Title Using the lens of reputation to understand outrage and punishment Abstract People care deeply about their own reputations and the reputations of others. In this talk, I will argue that by considering these reputation concerns and the incentives...