The results also stand in direct contradiction to the - itself controversial - observation that judges pass more lenient judgements after food breaks. http://www.pnas.org/content/108/17/6889 …
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We just presented a pre-registered, adequately powered replication of a similar effect (effect of gustatory disgust on moral judgment) at APS. Manuscript forthcoming, poster here:https://osf.io/7zt9f/
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How can that be? That one meta-analysis concluded that incidental disgust has no effect on moral judgement: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1745691615583128 …
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Sounds possible but with N=49 split into different treatments, the study provides little evidence for its thesis. The scatter plots don't arouse confidence:pic.twitter.com/RrL7XQOMko
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Reporting is a garden of forking paths if I've ever seen one. Interesting idea, but I'd like to see a pre-reg replication with 5x the N
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