Plenum Press / Moral Status / W.W. Norton & Company Inc. / /
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Product Issues / /
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Boston College / /
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functional magnetic resonance imaging / criminal law / /
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Crime and Punishment / In Bad Taste / /
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Boston College / Department of Psychology / New York’s police / National Football League / /
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Sanford Kadish / Walter Sinnott-Armstrong / Kwame Appiah / David Dodell-Feder / Jana Schaich Borg / Jesse M. Bering / Nancy Kanwisher / Paul Rozin / Sarah F. Brosnan / John Mikhail / Frank Serpico / Richard A. Shweder / Hanna Rosin / Stephen J. Schulhofer / Jorge Moll / Abu Ghraib / Jose Perner / Simone Schnall / Joshua Knobe / Tony Washington / Gordon P. D. Ingram / Being Derailed / Tania Singer / Adrianna C. Jenkins / Kees van den Bos / J. Kiley Hamlin / Martin A. Nowak / James Blair / Patrick C. Friman / Joseph Henrich / JEAN PIAGET / Jonathan Haidt / Katie Liljenquist / ROBERT FOLGER / Catherine Carpenter / Liane Young / Robert G. Folger / Chen-Bo Zhong / Adam Waytz / Kurt Gray / Thalia Wheatley / Jesse Graham / Rebecca Saxe / Jonathan Scholz / Joseph Darby / Daniel M. Wegner / Jason P. Mitchell / Paul Bloom / /
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Professor of Psychology / rational economist / /
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Glock / pollution / foods / acts / /
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New York / /
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PLOS ONE / /
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90 AM / 53 AM / /
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NFL / /
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neuroscience / magnetic resonance imaging / CAD / /
Multiple Moralities: Tensions and Tradeoffs in Moral Psychology and the Law James Dungan1 & Liane Young2 “Moral principle is the foundation of law.” - Ronald Dworkin