Cambridge Handbook of Moral Psychology
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Cambridge Handbook of Moral Psychology
Robbins, Philip; Malle, Bertram
Cambridge University Press
03/2025
636
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9781108841597
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1. Modern moral psychology: a guide to the terrain Bertram F. Malle and Philip Robbins; Part I. Building Blocks: 2. Moral character Geoffrey P. Goodwin and Justin F. Landy; 3. Moral motivation William Ratoff and Adina L. Roskies; 4. Norms: inference and interventions Giulia Andrighetto and Eva Vriens; 5. Moral dilemmas Joanne Demaree-Cotton and Guy Kahane; 6. The moral domain: what is wrong, what is right, and how your mind knows the difference Samantha Abrams and Kurt Gray; Part II. Thinking and Feeling: 7. Moral decision-making: the value of actions Laura Niemi and Shaun Nichols; 8. Are moral judgments rational? Jonathan Baron; 9. Moral categorization and mind perception Philip Robbins; 10. Moral emotions: are they both distinct and good? Pascale Sophie Russell; 11. The benefits and costs of empathy in moral decision-making Jean Decety; Part III. Behavior: 12. Prosociality Oriel FeldmanHall and Marc-Lluis Vives; 13. Antisocial and moral behavior: a review and synthesis Kean Poon and Adrian Raine; 14. Intergroup conflict and dehumanization Nick Haslam; 15. Blame and punishment: two distinct mechanisms for regulating moral behavior Bertram F. Malle; 16. Moral communication Friederike Funk and Victoria McGeer; Part IV. Origins, Development, and Variation: 17. Grounding moral psychology in evolution, neurobiology, and culture Darcia Narvaez; 18. Moral babies? evidence for core moral responses in infants and toddlers Kiley Hamlin and Francis Yuen; 19. An integrative approach to moral development during adolescence Abigail A. Baird and Margaret M. Matthews; 20. Morality in culture: the fate of moral absolutes in history Richard A. Shweder, Jacob R. Hickman and Les Beldo; Part V. Applications and Extensions: 21. Criminal law, intuitive blame, and moral character Janice Nadler; 22. Moral dimensions of political attitudes and behavior Kate W. Guan, Gordon Heltzel and Kristin Laurin; 23. Moral and religious systems Benjamin Grant Purzycki and Theiss Bendixen; 24. Lessons from moral psychology for moral philosophy Paul Rehren and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong; Index.
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1. Modern moral psychology: a guide to the terrain Bertram F. Malle and Philip Robbins; Part I. Building Blocks: 2. Moral character Geoffrey P. Goodwin and Justin F. Landy; 3. Moral motivation William Ratoff and Adina L. Roskies; 4. Norms: inference and interventions Giulia Andrighetto and Eva Vriens; 5. Moral dilemmas Joanne Demaree-Cotton and Guy Kahane; 6. The moral domain: what is wrong, what is right, and how your mind knows the difference Samantha Abrams and Kurt Gray; Part II. Thinking and Feeling: 7. Moral decision-making: the value of actions Laura Niemi and Shaun Nichols; 8. Are moral judgments rational? Jonathan Baron; 9. Moral categorization and mind perception Philip Robbins; 10. Moral emotions: are they both distinct and good? Pascale Sophie Russell; 11. The benefits and costs of empathy in moral decision-making Jean Decety; Part III. Behavior: 12. Prosociality Oriel FeldmanHall and Marc-Lluis Vives; 13. Antisocial and moral behavior: a review and synthesis Kean Poon and Adrian Raine; 14. Intergroup conflict and dehumanization Nick Haslam; 15. Blame and punishment: two distinct mechanisms for regulating moral behavior Bertram F. Malle; 16. Moral communication Friederike Funk and Victoria McGeer; Part IV. Origins, Development, and Variation: 17. Grounding moral psychology in evolution, neurobiology, and culture Darcia Narvaez; 18. Moral babies? evidence for core moral responses in infants and toddlers Kiley Hamlin and Francis Yuen; 19. An integrative approach to moral development during adolescence Abigail A. Baird and Margaret M. Matthews; 20. Morality in culture: the fate of moral absolutes in history Richard A. Shweder, Jacob R. Hickman and Les Beldo; Part V. Applications and Extensions: 21. Criminal law, intuitive blame, and moral character Janice Nadler; 22. Moral dimensions of political attitudes and behavior Kate W. Guan, Gordon Heltzel and Kristin Laurin; 23. Moral and religious systems Benjamin Grant Purzycki and Theiss Bendixen; 24. Lessons from moral psychology for moral philosophy Paul Rehren and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong; Index.
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