Justice=Logic?
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TTT
Updated: 05-11-2014 02:09 am
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Only skimmed it, but that seemed to me like the direction they were pointing in.
http://m.jneurosci.org/content/34/12/4161
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Christian
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Very interesting, thanks.
My interpretation of this is that a persons justice sensitivity (i.e., how individuals react to experiences of injustice and unfairness) will not be defined automatically on oberserving action, but rather on a higher order cognitive level which is about placing the observed action in relation to goals.
This is very similar to how, in cognitive psychology, having a clear perception of goals will trigger frustrations by actions which are working against the goals. So people with high executive function will punish / reward things by how they relate to their goals.
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