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Deborah KelemenProfessor of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Boston UniversityEmail verificata su bu.edu
Liane YoungAssistant Professor of Psychology, Boston CollegeEmail verificata su bc.edu
Stylianos SyropoulosBoston CollegeEmail verificata su bc.edu
Jasmine M. DeJesusUniversity of North Carolina at GreensboroEmail verificata su uncg.edu
Emily GerdinGraduate student, Yale UniversityEmail verificata su yale.edu
Anastasiia D. GrigorevaEmory UniversityEmail verificata su emory.edu
Jonathan D. LaneAssociate Professor, Psychology and Human Development, Vanderbilt UniversityEmail verificata su vanderbilt.edu
Jared PiazzaLancaster UniversityEmail verificata su lancaster.ac.uk
Paulo SousaQueen's University, BelfastEmail verificata su qub.ac.uk
Charlie R. CrimstonAustralian National UniversityEmail verificata su anu.edu.au
Edouard MacheryDistinguished Professor of History and Philosophy of Science, University of PittsburghEmail verificata su pitt.edu
Stephen StichProfessor of Philosophy & Cognitive Science, Rutgers UniversityEmail verificata su philosophy.rutgers.edu
Sydney LevineResearch Scientist, Allen Institute for AI (Research Affiliate: Harvard & MIT)Email verificata su mit.edu
Peter R. BlakeDept of Psychological & Brain Sciences, Boston UniversityEmail verificata su bu.edu
David J. CiukAssociate Professor of Government, Franklin & Marshall CollegeEmail verificata su fandm.edu
Angie M. JohnstonAssistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Boston CollegeEmail verificata su bc.edu
Lauren H. HowardAssociate Professor, Franklin & Marshall CollegeEmail verificata su fandm.edu
Teresa FlanaganCornell UniversityEmail verificata su cornell.edu
Meltem YucelDuke UniversityEmail verificata su duke.edu
Justin F. LandyNova Southeastern UniversityEmail verificata su nova.edu

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Joshua Rottman

Associate Professor, Franklin & Marshall College

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moral development epistemic bias disgust environmentalism moral circles


Titolo Ordina per citazioni Ordina per anno Ordina per titolo	Citata da Citata da	Anno
Professional physical scientists display tenacious teleological tendencies: Purpose-based reasoning as a cognitive default D Kelemen, J Rottman, R Seston Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 142 (4), 1074–1083, 2013	532	2013
Tainting the soul: Purity concerns predict moral judgments of suicide J Rottman, D Kelemen, L Young Cognition 130 (2), 217-226, 2014	188	2014
Evolution, development, and the emergence of disgust J Rottman Evolutionary Psychology 12 (2), 417-433, 2014	116	2014
Aliens behaving badly: Children’s acquisition of novel purity-based morals J Rottman, D Kelemen Cognition 124 (3), 356-360, 2012	112	2012
The impact of testimony on children’s moralization of novel actions J Rottman, L Young, D Kelemen Emotion 17 (5), 811–827, 2017	101	2017
Cultural influences on the teleological stance: Evidence from China J Rottman, L Zhu, W Wang, RS Schillaci, KJ Clark, D Kelemen Religion, Brain & Behavior 7 (1), 17-26, 2017	75	2017
Hindering harm and preserving purity: How can moral psychology save the planet? J Rottman, D Kelemen, L Young Philosophy Compass 10 (2), 134-144, 2015	59	2015
Mechanisms of moral development J Rottman, L Young The Moral Brain: A Multidisciplinary Perspective, 123–142, 2015	57	2015
Which appraisals are foundational to moral judgment? Harm, injustice, and beyond J Piazza, P Sousa, J Rottman, S Syropoulos Social Psychological and Personality Science, 2019	54	2019
Breaking down biocentrism: Two distinct forms of moral concern for nature J Rottman Frontiers in Psychology: Cognitive Science 5, 905, 2014	51	2014
The big ‘whoops!’ in the study of intentional behavior: An appeal for a new framework in understanding human actions E Rosset, J Rottman Journal of Cognition and Culture 14 (1-2), 27-39, 2014	46	2014
Tree‐huggers versus human‐lovers: Anthropomorphism and dehumanization predict valuing nature over outgroups J Rottman, CR Crimston, S Syropoulos Cognitive Science 45 (4), e12967, 2021	40	2021
Is there such a thing as a Christian child? Evidence of religious beliefs in early childhood J Rottman, D Kelemen Science and the World’s Religions 2, 205-238, 2012	38	2012
Specks of dirt and tons of pain: Dosage distinguishes impurity from harm J Rottman, L Young Psychological Science 30 (8), 1151–1160, 2019	35	2019
The influence of direct and overheard messages on children’s attitudes toward novel social groups JD Lane, EB Conder, J Rottman Child Development, 2020	31	2020
The social origins of disgust J Rottman, JM DeJesus, E Gerdin The moral psychology of disgust, 2018	31	2018
Developing disgust: Theory, measurement, and application J Rottman, J DeJesus, H Greenebaum Handbook of Emotional Development, 283–309, 2019	30	2019
Religious affiliation and conceptions of the moral domain S Levine, J Rottman, T Davis, E O'Neill, S Stich, E Machery Social Cognition 39 (1), 139-165, 2021	24	2021
Purity matters more than harm in moral judgments of suicide: Response to Gray (2014) J Rottman, D Kelemen, L Young Cognition 133 (1), 332-334, 2014	21	2014
Moral conviction, emotion, and the influence of episodic versus thematic frames DJ Ciuk, J Rottman Political Communication, 2021	20	2021

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