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ejop-1589	Pazhoohi, Farid	Braintrust: What Neuroscience Tells Us About Morality	2018	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1673	77	39	In the sixth chap- ter, she deals with the function of prefrontal cortex, which “yields the intelligence in human social behavior” (p. 119). Her main thesis is that morality is based on social behaviors shaped by brain processes that include caring for kin and kith, the ability to recognize and predict others’ mental states and intentions, our capacity to problem- solve in a social context, and learnt social practices.	cache/ejop-1589.pdf	txt/ejop-1589.txt