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Emotions / Cognitive science / Ethics / Neuroscience / Philosophy / Cognitive neuroscience / Disgust / Morality / Theory of mind / Moral psychology / Anger / Functional magnetic resonance imaging
Date: 2016-08-17 14:36:26
Emotions
Cognitive science
Ethics
Neuroscience
Philosophy
Cognitive neuroscience
Disgust
Morality
Theory of mind
Moral psychology
Anger
Functional magnetic resonance imaging

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