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12-02-2011, 11:52 AM
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Morality as a biological function
Interesting study on how a sense of morality develops in humans between the fifth and eighth months of age.
Quote:Hamlin, formerly at Yale University, has a long pedigree in this line of research. Together with Karen Wynn and Paul Bloom, she showed that infants prefer a person who helps others over someone who hinders, even from the tender age of three months. These experiments also showed that infants expect others to behave in the same way – approaching those who help them and avoiding those who harm them. Now, Hamlin has shown that our infant brains can cope with much more nuance than that. - NonE "I just don't understand how this happens."
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