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298Perceiving utilitarian gradients: Heart rate variability and self-regulatory effort in the moral dilemma taskSocial Neuroscience 16 (4). 2021.It is not yet clear which response behavior requires self-regulatory effort in the moral dilemma task. Previous research has proposed that utilitarian responses require cognitive control, but subsequent studies have found inconsistencies with the empirical predictions of that hypothesis. In this paper we treat participants’ sensitivity to utilitarian gradients as a measure of performance. We confronted participants (N = 82) with a set of five dilemmas evoking a gradient of mean utilitarian respo…Read more
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46Screen technologies and the imaginary of punishment: A reading of Black Mirror’s ‘White Bear’Empedocles: European Journal for the Philosophy of Communication 7 (1): 3-22. 2016.This article explores how the TV series Black Mirror is evidence that entertaining TV series can provide us with highly elaborated critical thinking about crime and punishment. Based on the premise that society owns social imaginaries to guide our individual orientation, we explore the connection between screen technologies and our criminal imaginaries in this TV series. The article relates the aims of punishment according to criminal theory – prevention, retribution and rehabilitation – with tw…Read more
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3Hombre y animales, naturaleza compartida. Montaigne y Charron, pensadores contemporáneosLudus Vitalis 10 (17): 37-50. 2002.
Centro de Investigaciones Y Estudios Superiores En Antropología Social
Alumnus, 2003
Morelia, Mich., Mexico
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Rationality-Based Accounts of Self-Knowledge |
Self-Knowledge, Misc |
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