@jayvanbavel @mjbsp Also, perhaps people focusing on oral inhibition are getting the level of taxonomy wrong. Maybe it' just one (potential) feature, not the whole emotion? That said, it is present in non-prototypical (non-core) instances of disgust: https
@PhBobadilla @DrKathrynGordon Royzman has been doing something a little more rigorous with "oral inhibition" questions: https://t.co/Z3tHn4vws7
@R__INDEX IMO, the turn towards morality has been a disaster for disgust research, and yes, that paper has LOTS of problems. But there are different shades of moral disgust. From the original moral disgust skeptic: https://t.co/Z3tHn4vws7
“Appraisals of consensual sibling incest as immoral may directly engender the phenomenological state of oral inhibition (OI), comprised of nausea, gagging, and diminished appetite.” https://t.co/L7IDZeKyrx