Abstract
The debate about the origin of moral faculty—the psychological systems that make judgments about right and wrong, what's permissible and what is not ([Jones, 2007][1])—has long been central among philosophers and scientists. In the contest of this debate, some experimental work (e.g., [Eskine et
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