“You Should Praise” – “You Should Kill”: The Contingent Negative Variation Indicates Moral Goodness and Badness

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New Research: “You Should Praise” – “You Should Kill”: The Contingent Negative Variation Indicates Moral Goodness and Badness: Moral advice (how to behave in life) is often conveyed by short, simple sentence constructions: “You – should –… https://t.co/y2F

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“You Should Praise” – “You Should Kill”: The contingent negative variation (CNV) indicates moral goodness and badness https://t.co/dgeICLRL9m "The results show that the CNV is sensitive to phrase constructions of moral resp. immoral valence" https://t.co/

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