The Neural Correlates of Guilt and Restitution During a Social Decision Making Task

Guilt is a social emotion that promotes prosocial and moral behaviours. It arises as a result of harming another individual, serving as a prompt for the guilty individual to take reparative actions, known as restitution. The neural regions that are involved in guilt and restitution, however, are not...

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Autor principal: Ty, Ambrose (Autor)
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Publicado: 2014
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