Musicality changes our moral decisions: Why people judge musical entities to be more wrong to harm

Tanushree Agrawal; Josh Rottman; Adena Schachner

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Musicality changes our moral decisions: Why people judge musical entities to be more wrong to harm

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Description: Poster presentation at Brain Cognition Emotions & Music virtual conference in May 2020. Scroll down for a link to the pdf poster as well as a video recording of the presentation.

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