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Considering the role of self-interest in moral disciplining
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 46:e310 (2023)
Abstract
Why do people moralize harmless behaviors? Although people rely on cooperative principles in making their moral judgments, I argue that self-interest likely plays a role even in these judgments. I suggest potential lines of research that might examine the role of self-interest in puritanical morality.My notes
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