research articles

• The role of mental state attribution in moral judgment:
  A dissociation between help and harm
  
  Cushman, F.A. (in prep) [click here to request by e-mail]

• Moral principles derive from non-moral psychological representations
  
  Cushman, F.A., L. Young & M. Hauser (submitted) [click here to request by e-mail]

• The effect of moral judgment on causal and intentional attribution:
  What we say, or how we think?
  
  Cushman, F.A. (in prep) [click here to request by e-mail]

• Crime and Punishment:
  Distinguishing the roles of causal and intentional analyses in moral judgment
  
  Cushman, F.A. (2008) Cognition 108(2): 353-380

• Moral appraisals affect doing / allowing judgments
  
  Cushman, F.A., J. Knobe & W. Sinnott-Armstrong (2008) Cognition 108(1): 281-289

• Intentional action:
  Two and a half folk concepts
  
  Cushman, F.A. & A. Mele (2008) in Experimental Philosophy, ed. J. Knobe and S. Nichols. New York: Oxford University Press [click here to request by e-mail]

• Brain regions for belief attribution drive moral condemnation for crimes of attempt
  
  Young, L., F.A. Cushman, M.D. Hauser, R. Saxe. (2007) Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 104(20): 8235-8240

• Damage to ventromedial prefrontal cortex increases utilitarian moral judgments
  
  Koenigs, M., L. Young, R. Adolphs, D. Tranel, F.A. Cushman, M.D. Hauser & T. Damasio (2007) Nature 446 908-911

• The Role of Reasoning and Intuition in Moral Judgments:
  Testing three principles of harm
  
  Cushman, F.A., L. Young & M.D. Hauser (2006) Psychological Science 17(12): 1082-1089

• Does emotion mediate the relationship between an action's moral status and its intentional status? Neuropsychological evidence
  
  Young, L., F.A. Cushman, R. Adolphs, D. Tranel & M.D. Hauser (2006) Journal of Cognition and Culture 6(1-2): 291-304

• A dissociation between moral judgments and justifications
  
  Hauser, M.D., F.A. Cushman, L. Young, R. Kang-Xing Jin & J. Mikhail (2007) Mind and Language 22(1): 1-21

reviews, book chapters & philosophy

• The Psychology of Dilemmas and the Philosophy of Morality
  
  Cushman, F. A. & L. Young (in press) Ethical Theory and Moral Practice

• Our multi-system moral psychology: Towards a consensus view
  
  Cushman, F.A., L. Young and J. Greene (in press) in The Oxford Handbook of Moral Psychology

• Moral intuitions as heuristics
  
  Sinnott-Armstrong, W., L. Young and F. Cushman (in press) in The Oxford Handbook of Moral Psychology [click here to request by e-mail]

• Intentional action, folk judgments and stories:
  Sorting things out
  
  Mele, A. & F.A. Cushman (2007) Midwest Studies in Philosophy 31(1):184-201

• Reviving Rawls' Linguistic Analogy
  
  Hauser, M.D., L. Young & F.A. Cushman (2008) in Moral Psychology and Biology ed. W. Sinnott-Armstrong, Oxford University Press, NY

• Evolving the psychological mechanisms for cooperation
  
  Stevens, J.R., F.A. Cushman & M.D. Hauser (2005) Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 36:499-518

commentary

• The Psychology of Justice:
  A review of Natural Justice by Kenneth Binmore
  
  Cushman, F.A., L. Young & M.D. Hauser (in press) Analyse & Kritik 28:95-98

• Cognitive Constraits on reciprocity and tolorated scrounging.
  
  Stevens, J.R. & F.A. Cushman (2004) Commentary on M. Gurven, Behavioral and Brain Sciences 27:4

for general audiences

• The Declaration of Independence:
  A Lab Report
  
  Cushman, F. (2006). In Character Fall 2006 50-61

• Aping ethics:
  Behavioral homologies and nonhuman rights
  
  Cushman, F. (2006) in People, Property or Pets? ed. M. Hauser, F. Cushman & M. Kamen; Purdue University Press
  
  

People, Property, or Pets?

edited by Marc D. Hauser, Fiery Cushman and Matt Kamen

This edited volume combines student essays exploring animal welfare with reviews by some of the leading experts in the field. Drawing from law, philosophy, cognitive science, biomedical research and industry perspectives, this book engages a critical moral issue: the rights of non-humans.