Belief in a just world is associated with activity in insula and somatosensory cortices as a response to the perception of norm violations
Abstract
Previous studies identified a network of brain regions involved in the perception of norm violations, including insula, anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), and right temporoparietal junction area (RTPJ). Activations in these regions are suggested to reflect the perception of norm violations and unfairness. The current study aimed to test this hypothesis by exploring whether a personal disposition to perceive the world as being just is related to...
Paper Details
Title
Belief in a just world is associated with activity in insula and somatosensory cortices as a response to the perception of norm violations
Published Date
Jun 2, 2014
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
5
Pages
514 - 521
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