@conference {1504003,
	title = {Computational Models of Moral Perception, Conflict \&amp; Elevation },
	booktitle = {International Association for Computing and Philosophy (IACAP) 2013},
	year = {2013},
	abstract = {Computational models of moral cognition will be critical to the creation of agents
and robots that operate autonomously in morally sensitive and complex domains. We
propose a framework for developing computational models of moral cognition based on
behavioral and neurobiological experimental results and field observations. Specifically,
we discuss the following critical issues in building such models: 1. Managing conflicts
between different moral concerns; 2. The role of moral perceptions in moral judgments;
3. Mechanisms and consequences of moral emotions; 4. Learning and adjusting moral
behavior. Moreover, we discuss computational architectures for building and exploring
models of moral cognition at different levels of analysis: individual, small groups and
large groups.},
	author = {Dehghani M. and Immordino-Yang M. H. and Graham J. and Marsella S. and Forbus K. and Ginges J. and Tambe M. and Maheswaran R.}
}
