Abstract
GENERAL COMMENTARY article Front. Hum. Neurosci., 13 February 2014Sec. Cognitive Neuroscience https://doi.org/10.3389/fnhum.2014.00050
Highlights
Erratum: Valence of emotions and moral decision-making: increased pleasantness to pleasant images and decreased unpleasantness to unpleasant images are associated with utilitarian choices in healthy adults
An erratum on Valence of emotions and moral decisionmaking: increased pleasantness to pleasant images and decreased unpleasantness to unpleasant images are associated with utilitarian choices in healthy adults by Carmona-Perera, M., Martí-García, C., Pérez-García, M., and Verdejo-García, A. (2013)
We have noticed that we made an incorrect interpretation of the correlation between valence ratings to unpleasant pictures and proportion of utilitarian choices (Figure 1, Panel A, left side)
Summary
An erratum on Valence of emotions and moral decisionmaking: increased pleasantness to pleasant images and decreased unpleasantness to unpleasant images are associated with utilitarian choices in healthy adults by Carmona-Perera, M., Martí-García, C., Pérez-García, M., and Verdejo-García, A. (2013). Erratum: Valence of emotions and moral decision-making: increased pleasantness to pleasant images and decreased unpleasantness to unpleasant images are associated with utilitarian choices in healthy adults
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