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Becoming Speciesist: How Children and Adults Differ in Valuing Animals by Species and Cognitive Capacity.
Children morally prioritize humans over animals less than adults do. Is this because children are less speciesist-meaning they place less moral weight on mere species membership? Or is it because they give less weight to differences in cognitive capacity between humans and other animals? We investig
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