Neurosynth: 20194515

From moral to legal judgment: the influence of normative context in lawyers and other academics.

Authors:	Schleim S, Spranger TM, Erk S, Walter H
Journal:	Social cognitive and affective neuroscience
Year:	2011
PMID:	20194515

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
2	-36.0084314352844	-75.0158812602911	40.4287656578886
2	-33.8306426588353	-68.3152791219214	43.0903909848496
2	37.511453016499	-68.1965210325143	-39.9383922889736
2	33.1997811617801	-67.0443390543263	-38.858383611791
2	33.1997811617801	-67.0443390543263	-38.858383611791
2	-49.1968193678383	-61.4179345626499	25.8610435637303
2	-34.0382597643151	-58.925876456318	28.7179924243728
2	-1.61344081277615	-58.7076959829612	29.2646950421891
2	-1.61344081277615	-58.7076959829612	29.2646950421891
2	-35.136608868311	-57.969975628062	27.5215433692918

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v4-topics-50_17_social_participants_empathy	0.41
v5-topics-50_28_social_empathy_moral	0.378
decision making	0.324
moral	0.304
decision	0.291
v4-topics-100_77_reasoning_judgments_moral	0.248
decisions	0.231
v5-topics-200_135_basal_ganglia_moral	0.231
v4-topics-400_159_moral_guilt_harm	0.229
v5-topics-100_92_social_empathy_moral	0.221

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