Moral Information Sampling: Study 1

2024/09/28 by Young, Liane, Liang, Nathan, Constantino, Sara M. +4
#Social and Behavioral Sciences #moral curiosity #moral psychology #social learning

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/xmj4s

Abstract

In this experiment, we replicate patterns from a pilot experiment where we manipulated the goal of the task. Here, we focus on the role of curiosity in driving information seeking about ambiguous moral agents and belief updating.

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