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Externalization is common to all value judgments, and norms are motivating because of their intersubjective grounding
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 41:21-21 (2018)
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We show that externalization is a feature not only of moral judgment, but also of value judgment in general. It follows that the evolution of externalization was not specific to moral judgment. Second, we argue that value judgments cannot be decoupled from the level of motivations and preferences, which, in the moral case, rely on intersubjective bonds and claims.Author Profiles
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