Disgust as a mechanism for externalization: Coordination and disassociation

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 41 (2018)
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I extend Stanford’s proposal in two ways by focusing on a possible mechanism of externalization: disgust. First, I argue that externalization also has value for solving coordination problems where interests of different groups coincide. Second, Stanford’s proposal also holds promise for explaining why people “over-comply” with norms through disassociation, or the avoidance of actions that merely appear to violate norms.

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Isaac Wiegman
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