Is the body over the mind? Causal attributions of suffering, moral judgments and euthanasia acceptance decisions

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Jul 2020
Event	International Society for Justice Research Conference - Duration: 1 Jan 2020 → 1 Jan 2020

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Conference	International Society for Justice Research Conference
Period	1/01/20 → 1/01/20

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Braga, J. (2020). Is the body over the mind? Causal attributions of suffering, moral judgments and euthanasia acceptance decisions. Abstract from International Society for Justice Research Conference.

Braga, João. / Is the body over the mind? Causal attributions of suffering, moral judgments and euthanasia acceptance decisions. Abstract from International Society for Justice Research Conference.

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Braga, J 2020, 'Is the body over the mind? Causal attributions of suffering, moral judgments and euthanasia acceptance decisions', International Society for Justice Research Conference, 1/01/20 - 1/01/20.

Is the body over the mind? Causal attributions of suffering, moral judgments and euthanasia acceptance decisions. / Braga, João.
2020. Abstract from International Society for Justice Research Conference.

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Braga J. Is the body over the mind? Causal attributions of suffering, moral judgments and euthanasia acceptance decisions. 2020. Abstract from International Society for Justice Research Conference.