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Obedience Reduces Cognitive Conflict in Morality by natethegreatva2005 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates how obedience to authority affects cognitive conflict in moral decision-making, specifically through mid-frontal theta activity measured via EEG. Results indicate that participants experience reduced cognitive conflict when obeying orders to inflict pain compared to making independent choices, suggesting that obedience may diminish moral aversion to harming others. This research contributes to understanding the neural mechanisms behind obedience and its implications for moral behavio
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