New paper on the neural mechanisms associated with resistance to immoral orders in civilian and military populations

@leslie-tricoche.bsky.social, Antonin Rovai & Salvatore Lo Bue

Open Access: journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
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New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by L. Tricoche, A. Rovai, and Emilie Caspar:

When the brain says “No!”: An MRI study on the neural correlates of resistance to immoral orders

doi.org/10.1162/imag...

What neuro-cognitive mechanisms do military personnel, whose duty is to follow orders, use to resist orders they consider immoral? 🤔 🧪
👉 Read here our new preprint with fMRI: osf.io/preprints/os...

Spoiler alert: we found differences between these two groups! 🚨

Thrilled to share our new review—a comparative analysis in neuroscience on how social influence (social presence, conformity, compliance, obedience) impacts decision-making and resistance mechanisms.

Preprint: osf.io/preprints/os...
With Leslie Tricoche
@ghentccn.bsky.social
#SocialNeuroscience

History and experimental research have shown that resisting orders from authority is rare.
In this new #fMRI paper in Imaging #Neuroscience, we studied the neural correlates of the brain's decision to #disobey. With L. Tricoche & A. Rovai
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