The influence of self-relevance under time pressure on moral decision-making

Moral decision-making is a core cognitive process that influences human social behavior. Understanding its underlying psychological mechanisms is crucial for comprehending individuals' prosocial tendencies and social adaptation. This study employs a situational priming paradigm to systematically investigate the impact of self-relevance on moral decision-making under time pressure. A pilot study assessed time pressure and established decision time thresholds for moderate and high levels of time p