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Benign biological interventions to reduce offending

Olivia Choy, Farah Focquaert (UGent) and Adrian Raine

(2020) NEUROETHICS. 13(1). p.29-41
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Forensic practitioners’ views on stimulating moral development and moral growth in forensic psychiatric care

Jona Specker, Farah Focquaert (UGent) , Sigrid Sterckx (UGent) and Maartje H. N. Schermer

(2020) NEUROETHICS. 13(1). p.73-85
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Justice without retribution : interdisciplinary perspectives, stakeholder views and practical implications

Farah Focquaert (UGent) , Gregg Caruso, Elizabeth Shaw and Derk Pereboom

(2020) NEUROETHICS.
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Moral enhancement: do means matter morally?

Farah Focquaert (UGent) and M Schermer

(2015) NEUROETHICS. 8(2). p.139-151
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Defining moral enhancement: a clarificatory taxonomy

Kasper Raus (UGent) , Farah Focquaert (UGent) , Maartje Schermer, Jona Specker and Sigrid Sterckx (UGent)

(2014) NEUROETHICS. 7(3). p.263-273
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Deep brain stimulation in children: parental authority versus shared decision-making

Farah Focquaert (UGent)

(2013) NEUROETHICS. 6(3). p.447-455
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'Cosmetic neurology' and the moral complicity argument

An Ravelingien (UGent) , Johan Braeckman (UGent) , Luc Crevits (UGent) , D De Ridder and Eric Mortier (UGent)

(2009) NEUROETHICS. 2(3). p.151-162

Academic Bibliography

Benign biological interventions to reduce offending

Forensic practitioners’ views on stimulating moral development and moral growth in forensic psychiatric care

Justice without retribution : interdisciplinary perspectives, stakeholder views and practical implications

Moral enhancement: do means matter morally?

Defining moral enhancement: a clarificatory taxonomy

Deep brain stimulation in children: parental authority versus shared decision-making

'Cosmetic neurology' and the moral complicity argument

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