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The relative importance of target and judge characteristics in shaping our moral circle

2021-07-12

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<p>People’s treatment of others—humans, non-human animals, and other entities—often depends on whether they think the entity is worthy of moral consideration. Recent work has begun to investigate which factors determine whether an entity is included in a person’s moral circle, examining how different target characteristics (e.g., species category, perceived intelligence) or judge characteristics (e.g., empathy, po...

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5a6377a7-d8a0-525c-af72-3ac220db9718
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10.31234/osf.io/46kws
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