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Caring for the Living: Adult’s and Children’s Moral Judgments of Harm to Plants and Artifacts
Little is known about whether humans show moral concern for harmful actions toward non-human entities like plants, or if how others treat plants influences social preferences. It is also unclear when these possible concerns develop. We address these gaps in two studies: Study 1 with adults (n=153) a
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