How do people hold others responsible for the consequences of their actions? We propose
a computational model that attributes responsibility as a function of what the observed action …

We report two experiments that show a moral fatigue effect: participants who are fatigued
after they have carried out a tiring cognitive task make different moral judgements compared …

Many consider moral decisions to follow an internal “moral compass”, resistant to social
pressures. Here we examine how social influence shapes moral decisions under risk, and …

Five experiments identify an asymmetric moral hindsight effect for judgments about whether
a morally good action should have been taken, eg, Ann should run into traffic to save Jill …

We examined how people think about how things could have turned out differently after they
made a decision to cooperate or not in three social interactions: the Prisoner's dilemma …

Religious beliefs strongly influence moral judgment, moral values, and priorities. In this
article, we analyze the nature and genesis of utilitarian versus deontological moral …

Research findings differ as to whether choosing a risky option is an efficient strategy for
decision makers seeking to avoid responsibility for potential failures. A risky choice may …

Початок двадцять першого століття став надзвичайно багатим на трагічні події,
техногенні катастрофи, епідемії та війни, які відбирають у людини сподівання на сталий …