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Emotion and Morality in Psychopathy and Paraphilias
Emotion Review 3 (3):299-301 (2011)
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Understanding the role of emotion in moral judgment has been an active area of investigation and debate. Here we comment on this topic by examining the interaction between emotion and moral judgment in certain psychopathological groups that are characterized by abnormalities in emotion processing, such as psychopaths and sexual offenders with paraphilic disorders.Other Versions
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