HYPOTHESIS AND THEORY
Accepted on 21 May 2025
MEANS TO AN END: TELEOLOGICAL BIAS IN MORAL REASONING
doi 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1380048
- Frontiers in Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Research Topics
- Moral Reasoning, Emotions, Motivations, Biases, Intuitions, and Their Interplay as Determinants of Moral Behaviour During Development
Moral Reasoning, Emotions, Motivations, Biases, Intuitions, and Their Interplay as Determinants of Moral Behaviour During Development
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