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. 2014 Feb 13;8:18. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2014.00018

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Copyright © 2014 Jeurissen, Sack, Roebroeck, Russ and Pascual-Leone.

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Responses in TMS experiment. Proportion inappropriate responses in the three different moral conditions for the four different time points of TMS application. Error bars indicate one standard error from the mean on both sides. (A) Right DLPFC—Moral-personal judgment is significantly modulated by TMS over the right DLPFC if it is applied at 2.5 s after onset of the moral question. (B) Right TPJ—Moral-impersonal judgment is significantly modulated by TMS over the right TPJ if it is applied at 2.5 s after onset of the moral question. (C) Difference between the effects for the right DLPFC vs. the effects of right TPJ. ^*Indicates a significant difference between the DLPFC and TPJ, p < 0.05.