The self as a moral agent: Linking the neural bases of social agency and moral sensitivity

Keyphrases

• Neural Basis 100%
• Social Agency 100%
• The Self 100%
• Moral Agent 100%
• Moral Emotions 100%
• Moral Sensitivity 100%
• Medial Prefrontal Cortex (mPFC) 50%
• Compassion 50%
• Moral Cognition 50%
• Superior Temporal Sulcus 50%
• Guilt 50%
• Neural Network 25%
• Human Brain 25%
• Human Behavior 25%
• Moral 25%
• Cognitive-emotional 25%
• Individual Experience 25%
• Concern for Others 25%
• Activation Patterns 25%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Insula 25%
• Brain Activation 25%
• Brain Function 25%
• Integrative Model 25%
• Neural Substrates 25%
• Amygdala 25%
• Neural Systems 25%
• Specific Components 25%
• Social Behavior 25%
• Cultural Norms 25%
• Cognitive Mechanisms 25%
• Embarrassment 25%
• Observance 25%
• Empathic Tendency 25%
• Disgust 25%
• Default Mode 25%
• Intentionality 25%
• Fairness Concern 25%
• Indignation 25%
• Anterior Temporal Cortex 25%
• Motivation Mechanism 25%
• Cultural Milieu 25%
• Fusiform Area 25%
• ActionScript 25%
• Prosocial Emotions 25%
• Mesolimbic Pathway 25%
• Emotional Mechanism 25%
• Subgenual 25%
• Parahippocampal Area 25%
• Sense of Fairness 25%

Neuroscience

• Prefrontal Cortex 100%
• Moral Cognition 100%
• Superior Temporal Sulcus 100%
• Neural System 50%
• Temporal Lobe 50%
• Amygdala 50%
• Social Behavior 50%
• Human Behavior 50%
• Disgust 50%
• Neural Network 50%
• Brain Activation 50%
• Brain Function 50%
• Mesolimbic Pathway 50%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 50%