Moral learning and decision-making are crucial throughout our lives, from infancy to old age.
Emerging evidence suggests that there are important differences in learning and decision …

Although researchers have considered the role of morality in consumer psychology over the
years, such investigations often fail to (a) recognize the different values that consumers …

For better decisions in social interactions, humans often must understand the thinking of
others and predict their actions. Since such predictions are uncertain, multiple predictions …

Recent work using neuroimaging has shown that brain responses to a movie are similar
across viewers. These similar responses emerge because the movie recruits brain systems …

Punishment of moral norm violators is instrumental for human cooperation. Yet, social and
affective neuroscience research has primarily focused on second-and third-party norm …

This commentary responds to Frank J. Boster's essay titled" Too many? Too few? Just right?
Construct proliferation and need for a construct dump," which recently appeared in Asian …

Moral features are essential components of TV series, hel** the audience to engage with
the story, exploring themes beyond sheer entertainment, reflecting current social issues, and …

This study presents insights into how previously unconnected individuals in online
information campaigns coalesce into purposeful, tactical groups oriented toward collective …

Abstract Moral Foundations Theory proposes that five innate modules offer an intuitive
response that drives our moral judgments. Various instruments were developed to measure …

Innovation implies successful introduction. Measures of psychophysiological and neural
activity have been introduced to political science but the fact they are still rarely used …