The Moral Emotions

Keywords

Psychology, Social psychology

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• Social justifications for moral emotions: when reasons for disgust are less elaborated than for anger.Adília Lopes — 2011
• When is it Socially Desirable for an Individual to Comply with the LawSteven Shavell — 2010
• Anticipated Guilt for Not Helping and Anticipated Warm Glow for Helping Are Differently Impacted by Personal Responsibility to HelpMiguel Ángel Gallardo Ortiz — 2016
• Designing Awe in Virtual Reality: An Experimental StudyAndré van Dam — 2018
• How does disgust regulate social rejection? a mini-reviewDanilo — 2023
• Role of moral identity and moral courage characteristics in adolescents’ general and situation-specific expressions of the tendency to be a moral rebelTammy L. Sonnentag — 2014
• DEVELOPMENT OF FAIRNESS UNDERSTANDING IN PRESCHOOLERSMargarita Svetlova — 2013
• Information and the Experience of Wonder A Rhetorical Study of Information DesignSoojin Jun — 2011
• The Integration and Evaluation of Humor and Positive Psychology Approaches to Well-BeingNadia Maiolino — 2014
• COGNITIVE MALLEABILITY: DOES DISGUST ACT AS A "STOP" SIGNAL ON CURRENTLY ACCESSIBLE COGNITIVE PROCESSING STYLES IN PERCEPTUAL AND CONCEPTUAL TASKS?Elicia C. Lair — 2014
• Social Robots, Moral EmotionsAna R. Delgado — 2009
• Emotions in classroom microsituations: a sociocultural perspectiveEncinas Sánchez, Lilia Mabel — 2014
• Der „emotional turn“ in den IB: Plädoyer für eine theoretische Überwindung methodischer EngführungReinhard Wolf — 2012
• 'Defending the rights'. An integrated model of collective action for "public water" in ItalyDavide Mazzoni — 2012
• Discrete emotion sequences and marital satisfaction in middle-aged and older couplesBenjamin H. Seider — 2011
• Moral decisions, moral distress, and the psychological health of nursesMartin Willis — 2015
• Apathetic racism theory: A neurosociological study of how moral emotions perpetuate inequalityRengin B. Firat — 2013
• An action research project examining anger and aggression with rural adolescent males participating in the Rock and Water ProgramPaul Edwards — 2013

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