The Good, the Bad, and the Just: Justice Sensitivity Predicts Neural Response during Moral Evaluation of Actions Performed by Others

Activists aren't angry, they reasonably object to unjust circumstances that they understand… http://t.co/ylMgduUZ49 http://t.co/ga4kgQCcGx

Activists aren't angry, they reasonably object to unjust circumstances that they understand… http://t.co/ylMgduUZ49 http://t.co/ga4kgQCcGx

Activists aren't angry, they reasonably object to unjust circumstances that they understand… http://t.co/ylMgduUZ49 http://t.co/ga4kgQCcGx

Activists aren't angry, they reasonably object to unjust circumstances that they understand… http://t.co/ylMgduUZ49 http://t.co/ga4kgQCcGx

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The need for further study to confirm this discovery aside, isn't this the foundation for the society in Psycho-Pass? http://t.co/pmE1BCUamk

welp, looks like someone finally used hard science to find out how SJW think: http://t.co/noJZYKizQZ #gamergate

welp, looks like someone finally used hard science to find out how SJW think: http://t.co/noJZYKizQZ #gamergate

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If anyone calls you an #SJW with that pejorative, holier than thou attitude, send em here: http://t.co/hB1Jwn2Eyy

Relevent. http://t.co/Tz1R9jdmNw

new study study says that concern for social justice linked to logic, not emotion http://t.co/chAurwKMFR

For everyone who thinks people who argue and demand equality are just *too emotional*, have fun being wrong: http://t.co/QZevZ3IkMV

For everyone who thinks people who argue and demand equality are just *too emotional*, have fun being wrong: http://t.co/QZevZ3IkMV

The Good, the Bad, and the Just: Justice Sensitivity Predicts Neural Response during Moral Evaluation of Actions http://t.co/JjHk2dcFAI

People who are more sensitive to the ideas of fairness and equity are driven by reason, not just passion http://t.co/0t5tgeHQtf

activists aren't angry: brain studies find that concern for justice and equality is linked to logic, not emotion. http://t.co/SwH34rAnuW

Justice sensitivity predicts neural response during moral evaluation of actions performed by others http://t.co/G4L0QkDLS6 #neuroethics

@vgr related: http://t.co/Q7XFM9BKUf

@OchotonidKnight @WalkThePlanes ppl w strong sense of fairness/justice more motivated by logic than u may assume http://t.co/aQSJ2uCrfg

@OchotonidKnight @WalkThePlanes ppl w strong sense of fairness/justice more motivated by logic than u may assume http://t.co/aQSJ2uCrfg

I am still making my way through the full study thanks to a friend but this is interesting: http://t.co/uRbDfCRb1b

I am still making my way through the full study thanks to a friend but this is interesting: http://t.co/uRbDfCRb1b

I am still making my way through the full study thanks to a friend but this is interesting: http://t.co/uRbDfCRb1b

http://t.co/BSX9Try23P "angry activists" aren't emotional/ irrational-- brain uses cognition & logic to identify/ object to injustice

@GailSimone An interesting side note from the Journal of Neuroscience: Activists act out of logic, not emotion - http://t.co/cz2K1TwYCu

A new study finds that people with high “justice sensitivity” are using logic, not emotions. http://t.co/NPwNf6sITy

A new study finds that people with high “justice sensitivity” are using logic, not emotions. http://t.co/NPwNf6sITy

“@emaaanc: A new study finds that people with high “justice sensitivity” are using logic, not emotions. http://t.co/THj5PP0y2d” -very #Aspie

A new study finds that people with high “justice sensitivity” are using logic, not emotions. http://t.co/NPwNf6sITy

“@emaaanc: A new study finds that people with high “justice sensitivity” are using logic, not emotions. http://t.co/THj5PP0y2d” -very #Aspie

A recent study from the Journal of Neuroscience - Activists are using logic, not emotion: http://t.co/cz2K1TwYCu

MRAs getting blown the fuck out: http://t.co/1L5Vpisqyp

Thanks for the RT @theresazanatta More: http://t.co/Y742zv2HHW and http://t.co/YlFPozjMYr #ethics #socialethos #justice #ethos

http://t.co/KWhy4DTBoC Workplaces, are you listening?

Research finds: Activism is not about anger or emotions, but all about logic. http://t.co/iJWcNlJDWK and http://t.co/ychXAp6hnw

Redes neurales implicadas en el juicio moral y la sensibilidad que mostramos hacia lo justo The Good, Bad & the Just http://t.co/8EircNBeV5

People who care about justice are swayed more by reason than emotion, according to new research http://t.co/8EircNBeV5 #justicesensitivity

@braininsights This is the original article in the Journal of Neuroscience: http://t.co/BdX3IKfNdy

Justice Sensitivity Predicts Neural Response during Moral Evaluation of Actions Performed by Others http://t.co/j4f4lkpUUQ #neuroethics

"Justice Sensitivity Predicts Neural Response during Moral Evaluation of [Others' Actions]" http://t.co/BmqLNNvyWr (#neuroscience #xphi)

"Justice Sensitivity Predicts Neural Response during Moral Evaluation of [Others' Actions]" http://t.co/BmqLNNvyWr (#neuroscience #xphi)

Justice Sensitivity Predicts Neural Response during Moral Evaluation of Actions Perform http://t.co/2Vm1hUGN0n via @lorenzopia

great evidence that moral judgments are driven by "rational" brain regions, not emotional regions: http://t.co/l3Z3DOb6iO

The tight link between reason and justice http://t.co/dnQFJmGGPG

Justice Sensitivity Predicts Neural Response during Moral Evaluation of Actions Performed by Others http://t.co/i76L7JOi4J