Selected peer-reviewed papers and book chapters

Morality, emotion & the brain

Sentiments_reason:_friends_or_foes_TICS2007.pdf
Moral_judg_emotion_utilitarian_TICS2007.pdf
Charitable_brain_fMRI_PNAS_2006.pdf  
Neural_basis_morality_Nature_Rev_Neurosc_2005.pdf  Moral_sensitivity_Journal_of_Neuroscience_2002.pdf
Moral_non-moral_judg_NeuroImage_2002.pdf
Contribution_stim_valence_arousal_fMRI_NeuroImage_2003.pdf
Moral_brain_review_NeuroReport_2003.pdf

Neurodevelopment & degeneration 

Neurology & neuropsychiatry

Tool-use_pantomimes_fMRI_Neurology_2000.pdf Cerebral_correlates_of_set-shifting_Arq_Neurops_2002.pdf Executive_amnesia_PFC_damage_Neurocase_2001.pdf

Babinski-Nageotte_Syndrome_Neurology_2001.pdf

Book chapters

The neural basis of moral cognition: sentiments, concepts and values. Moll, J., Oliveira-Souza, R., Zahn, R. (2008). In Miller, M. and Kingstone, A. (Eds). The Year Book in Cognitive Neuroscience, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences.

The cognitive neuroscience of moral emotions. Moll et al. (2008) In Sinnott-Armstrong, W. (Ed.). Moral Psychology, Volume 3, The Neuroscience of Morality: Emotion, Brain Disorders, and Development. MIT Press.

Neuropsychological assessment. de Oliveira Souza, R., Moll, J., & Eslinger, P.J. (2004). In Rizzo, M. and Eslinger, P. J. (Eds.). Principles and and practice of behavioral neurology and neuropsychology. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders