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Moral Emotion Attributions and Aggression
- Moral Emotion Attributions—A Brief Background
- Individual and Group Differences in Moral Emotion Attributions— Initial Research
- Observational Studies of Victimization-Related Emotions
- Individual and Group Differences in Moral Emotion Attributions—Recent Research
- Moral Emotion Attributions and Aggression Subtypes
- Conclusion
- References
Abstract
“Yeah, I’d be pretty happy I knocked him down. Now I could get the last ticket for the concert, and it was probably going to be a great show. . . . The other kid—the kid I knocked down? Yeah, he’d be mad because what I did to him wasn’t right.”
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