neuroethics and moral decision-making
Neuroethics refers to the field of study that examines the ethical implications of neuroscience and the impact of brain science on society. It explores the ethical questions and concerns that arise in areas such as neurobiology, cognitive science, and psychology. Moral decision-making, on the other hand, refers to the process by which individuals evaluate and choose between right and wrong actions based on their own moral principles and values. Neuroethics and moral decision-making intersect when neuroscience is used to understand the neural processes involved in ethical judgments and how this understanding can inform discussions on ethics and morality.
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