When is it appropriate to harm a single person to help multiple others? Psychologists have
investigated this question through the study of hypothetical “trolley” dilemmas involving …

Here, we present a strong test of the hypothesis that sacrificial moral dilemmas are solved
using the same value-based decision mechanism that operates on decisions concerning …

Do choices about which moral actions to take cohere with subsequent judgments of their
outcomes? The first set of experiments (N= 60 preschoolers and 30 adults) directly …

When are sacrificial harms morally appropriate? Traditionally, research within moral
psychology has investigated this issue by asking participants to render moral judgments on …

In considering moral dilemmas, people often judge the acceptability of exchanging
individuals' interests, rights, and even lives. Here we investigate the related, but often …

Abstract Here, we proposed Subjective Values Theory, a theory of the perception of value,
and how that perception drives preferential choice. Utility Theory, Prospect Theory, and …

When are sacrificial harms morally appropriate? The dual process model for moral cognition
states that peoples' judgments of sacrificial harm are driven by two competing processes: a …

Here, we present a strong test of the hypothesis that sacrificial moral dilemmas are solved
using the same value-based decision mechanism that operates on decisions concerning …

When is it appropriate to harm a single person to help multiple others? Psychologists have
investigated this question through the study of hypothetical “trolley” dilemmas involving …