... the application of TMS [transcranial magnetic stimulation] to the RTPJ [right temporoparietal junction] disrupts individuals' abilities to accurately ascribe intentionality in judging the moral behaviors of another.
That is, zapped brains blame people who intended but failed to do harm less than unzapped brains.
For more, see
Zapping
the Brain Affects Moral Judgments
by , February 4, 2011
at Psychology Today.
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