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   Jan 8, 2024 · Disgust has evolved from matters of taste to a moral term closely associated with disdain and contempt (Wilson). Described as moral dyspepsia, disgust is a "messy emotion" (Irish).

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   Definition of Disgust. Disgust means “bad taste” (dis = opposite of; gusto = taste/pleasure). In fact, many definitions emphasize how disgust occurs when we place an offensive object in the mouth. Darwin (1872 p. 253) stated that disgust was caused by “something revolting, primarily in relation to the sense of taste as actually perceived ...

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   Sep 16, 2020 · In Part 2 of this series, more on what makes disgust sensitivity vary across people and cultures, and the factors that can cause them to vary within individuals. Facebook image: Michal Kowalski ...

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   Is disgust biological or cognitive?

   • Strohminger 2014 and Rozin, et al. 2008 address neuro- and cognitive scientific approaches to disgust. Disgust has often been characterized as having a biological function in disease or infection avoidance or both (see Kelly 2011; Curtis 2013; and Rozin, et al. 2008).

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   What does 'disgust' mean?

   • Learn more Disgust means “bad taste” (dis = opposite of; gusto = taste/pleasure). In fact, many definitions emphasize how disgust occurs when we place an offensive object in the mouth.

   Definition of Disgust – Psychology 425

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   What is the emotion of disgust?

   • A neuroscientist’s look at the emotion of disgust that explores surprising facts about the effects of the emotion on our biology and behavior. It traces out the many tendrils disgust puts into unexpected areas of our lives, including sex, law, politics, and the ways that experiencing disgust can, in the right circumstances, be oddly pleasurable.

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   Is disgust a phenomenology or a motivational force?

   • Disgust operates in the moral and aesthetic domains as well, imbuing a class of norms with its singular phenomenology and motivational force, the effects and implications of which have been investigated and debated by psychologists, anthropologists, and philosophers.

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   Is disgust moral dyspepsia?

   • Disgust has evolved from matters of taste to a moral term closely associated with disdain and contempt (Wilson). Described as moral dyspepsia, disgust is a "messy emotion" (Irish). “How can one emotion—disgust—have elicitors as diverse as excrement, amputation, incest, and flag burning?” (Rozin and Haidt, 2013).

   Disgust: An Emotion Most Vile - Psychology Today

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   What is the biological function of disgust?

   • The biological function of disgust is thought to be important for explaining disgust’s cognitive and cultural role; according to Kelly 2011, Miller 1997, and Douglas 2002, disgust played a significant role in the development of cultural taboos and moral practices.

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   Sep 25, 2019 · Disgust operates in the moral and aesthetic domains as well, imbuing a class of norms with its singular phenomenology and motivational force, the effects and implications of which have been investigated and debated by psychologists, anthropologists, and philosophers. Some argue that disgust does and should play important roles in Morality ...