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The Affective Harm Account (AHA) of Moral Judgment: Reconciling Cognition and Affect, Dyadic Morality and Disgust, Harm and Purity
In PressKurt GrayMarch 4, 2022Morality
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    RT @MorbidPsych: It's harder to track motives in larger/more anonymous societies --> higher curiosity for minds of dangerous people… https://t.co/SMFgjrGh1H
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