reasoning

A new study shows that judicial decisions are far from neutral: a judge’s reasoning emerges as a selective dialogue among the voices of prosecution, defense, witnesses, and police. In one case, for example, this interplay turned an accusation of tax fraud into doubt.

Probability training: Preventing errors of reasoning in medicine and law

Victims and perpetrators perceive aggression differently: People often explain their own aggressive behaviors by referring to their thinking and the reasoning behind it, but others' aggression by referring to background causal factors like age, personality, culture, etc.

Moral reasoning displays characteristic patterns in the brain