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Moral psychology: Empirical approaches
J Doris, S Stich, J Phillips, L Walmsley
2612006
Estimating the reproducibility of experimental philosophy
F Cova, B Strickland, A Abatista, A Allard, J Andow, M Attie, J Beebe, ...
Review of Philosophy and Psychology 12, 9-44, 2021
2492021
Morality constrains the default representation of what is possible
J Phillips, F Cushman
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 114 (18), 4649-4654, 2017
2142017
Causal superseding
JF Kominsky, J Phillips, T Gerstenberg, D Lagnado, J Knobe
Cognition 137, 196-209, 2015
1752015
A second look at automatic theory of mind: Reconsidering Kovács, Téglás, and Endress (2010)
J Phillips, D Ong, A Surtees, Y Xin, S Williams, R Saxe, MC Frank
Psychological Science 26 (9), 1353–1367, 2015
1672015
How we know what not to think
J Phillips, A Morris, F Cushman
Trends in cognitive sciences 23 (12), 1026-1040, 2019
1382019
True happiness: The role of morality in the folk concept of happiness.
J Phillips, J De Freitas, C Mott, J Gruber, J Knobe
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 146 (2), 165, 2017
1332017
Unifying morality’s influence on non-moral judgments: The relevance of alternative possibilities
J Phillips, J Luguri, J Knobe
Cognition 145, 30-42, 2015
1212015
The ordinary concept of happiness (and others like it)
J Phillips, L Misenheimer, J Knobe
Emotion Review 3 (3), 320-322, 2011
962011
Differentiating “could” from “should”: Developmental changes in modal cognition
A Shtulman, J Phillips
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 165, 161-182, 2018
952018
Moral judgments and intuitions about freedom
J Phillips, J Knobe
Taylor & Francis Group 20 (1), 30-36, 2009
922009
Knowledge before belief
J Phillips, W Buckwalter, F Cushman, O Friedman, A Martin, J Turri, ...
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 44, e140, 2021
912021
The paradox of moral focus
L Young, J Phillips
Cognition 119 (2), 166-178, 2011
802011
Immoral professors and malfunctioning tools: Counterfactual relevance accounts explain the effect of norm violations on causal selection
JF Kominsky, J Phillips
Cognitive science 43 (11), e12792, 2019
732019
The psychological representation of modality
J Phillips, J Knobe
Mind & Language 33 (1), 65-94, 2018
732018
The good in happiness
J Phillips, S Nyholm, S Liao
Oxford Studies in Experimental Philosophy 1, 253-293, 2014
63*2014
Manipulating Morality: Third‐Party Intentions Alter Moral Judgments by Changing Causal Reasoning
J Phillips, A Shaw
Cognitive Science, 2014
622014
Causal judgments approximate the effectiveness of future interventions
A Morris, JS Phillips, T Icard, J Knobe, T Gerstenberg, F Cushman
OSF, 2018
57*2018
Generating options and choosing between them depend on distinct forms of value representation
A Morris, J Phillips, K Huang, F Cushman
Psychological science 32 (11), 1731-1746, 2021
55*2021
Factive theory of mind
J Phillips, A Norby
Mind & Language 36 (1), 3-26, 2021
492021
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