Events
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
Spring 2014
2/21/14
Willpower
4131 Tolman, 2-4 PM
4/4/14
Gray et al.: Mind perception is the essence of morality
4131 Tolman, 2-4 PM
5/2/14
J. Greene: Moral tribes
3105 Tolman, 12:30-2 PM (note the location!)
Fall 2013
9/20/13
J. Greene: "Beyond point-and-shoot morality"
5101 Tolman, 1-3 PM
10/25/13
Kahane and Greene: Intuitive and non-intuitive moral judgments
3105 Tolman, 1-3 PM
Spring 2013
Dual-Process Theories
2/1/13
A dual-process account of moral justification
3/8/13
P. Caruthers: An Architecture for Dual-Reasoning
4/5/13
Gawronski and Bodenhausen: Associative and Propositional Processes in Evaluation
4/24/13
D. Jacobson: Moral Dumbfounding and Moral Stupefaction
NOTE: The meeting will be in 5101 Tolman, 3-5 PM
Fall 2012
Moral Change
9/14/12
Aristotle on Moral Change
10/12/12
Rozin on the Process of Moralization
11/30/12
Moral Progress
2011-2012
Emotion and Cognition in Moral Psychology
09/02/11
Two Contemporary Views on the Emotion-Cogntion Interplay
9/16/11
Cognitive Approaches to Morality
9/23/11
A Critique of Greene's Normative Argument
Selim Berker
Department of Philosophy, Harvard University
10/21/11
Joint Decision-Making as a Tool for More Moral Decisions
Max Bazerman
Harvard Business School
11/04/11
Moral Exemplars
William Damon & Anne Colby
School of Education, Stanford University
12/02/11
Reason and Emotion in Moral Judgment
John F. Kihlstrom
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
2/10/12
Acting Against Your Better Judgment
3/9/12
Moral Motivation
4/6/12
Moral Grammar
John Mikhail
Georgetown University Law Center
5/4/12
Motivated Moral Reasoning
2010-2011
09/3/10
The Role of Moral Commitments in Moral Judgment
Tania Lombrozo
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
9/17/10
Altruism in human infants
Audun Dahl
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
10/1/10
Normativity and Unreflective Action
Eugene Chislenko
Department of Philosophy, UC Berkeley
10/15/10
Moral Education
Larry Nucci
Graduate School of Education, UC Berkeley
10/28/10
When Quick Decisions Illuminate Moral Character
Clayton Critcher
Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley
11/12/10
Spirituality, Religiosity, and Prosocial Tendencies
Laura Saslow
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
02/18/11
The Perverse Effects of Disclosing Conflict of Interest
Don Moore
Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley
2009-2010
08/28/09
J. Greene's Dual-System Theory revisited
09/11/09
Is Terrorism Morally Distinctive?
Brian Berkey
Department of Philosophy, UC Berkeley
9/25/09
Moral Motivation in the Context of Social Domain Theory
Larry Nucci
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
10/9/09
"Religion and Moral Processing"
Olga Antonenko
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
&
"The Cultural Transmission of Norms"
Brent Parsons
10/23/09
Kohlberg's "From Is to Ought: How to Commit the Naturalistic Fallacy
and Get Away with it in the Study of Moral Development"
11/6/09
Maintaining Moral Self-Image
Liz Horberg
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
11/20/09
Pride, compassion, disgust, and socio-moral perception
Dacher Keltner
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
12/4/09
Perception of freewill and responsibility - a cross-cultural comparison
Matthew Feinberg
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
2008-2009
10/10/08
J. Haidt's social intuitionist theory
10/24/08
Neuroscientific approaches to moral judgment
11/07/08
Motivation and justification: A Dual-Process Model of Culture in Action
Stephen Vaisey
Department of Sociology, UC Berkeley
11/21/08
Moral judgments informs theory of mind... as a side effect
Kevin Uttich & Tania Lombrozo
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
12/08/08
Bandura and moral detachment
01/30/09
Empathy, morality, self-knowledge
Jodi Halpern
School of Public Health, UC Berkeley
02/13/09
Metaphors and morality
George Lakoff
Department of Linguistics, UC Berkeley
02/27/09
Love and law: The origins of morality
Alison Gopnik
Department of Psychology, UC Berkeley
03/13/09
Critique of Haidt and Joseph's five factor model
Robb Willer
Department of Sociology, UC Berkeley
04/10/09
The relevance of moral epistemology and psychology for neuroscience
Elliot Turiel
Graduate School of Education, UC Berkeley
04/24/09
Dispassionate opprobium: On blame and the reactive sentiments
R. Jay Wallace
Department of Philosophy, UC Berkeley
05/08/09
Morality via Preferences and Numbers, and via Beliefs about Nationalism,
Evolution, and Global Warming
Michael Ranney
Graduate School of Education, UC Berkeley
07/17/09
What does the Modularity of Morals have to do with Ethics? Four Moral Sprouts Plus or Minus a
Few
Owen Flanagan
Department of Philosophy, Duke University