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Wylie, J., Bostyn, D., & Gantman, A. (2025). People use norms, values, codification, and enforceability to determine if a rule was broken. Open Mind.

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Wylie, J., Chiu, P.Y., Dakin, N., Cunningham, W., & Gantman, A. (2025). The psychology of state punishment. European Journal of Social Psychology.

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Wylie, J. & Gantman, A (2024). Cooperation, Domination: Twin Functions of Third-Party Punishment. Social and Personality Psychology Compass.

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Wylie, J., Milless, L. K., Sciarappo, J., & Gantman, A (2024). The biased enforcement of rarely followed rules. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.

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Wylie, J. & Gantman, A. (2023). Doesn’t everybody jaywalk? On codified rules that are seldom followed and selectively punished. Cognition, 231, 105323.

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Wylie, J. & Gantman, A. (2023). People are curious about immoral and morally ambiguous others. Scientific Reports. 13(1), 7355.

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Austin, C. & Wylie, J. (2026). The Temporal Discounting of Moral Judgments. Submitted to Proceedings of the 48th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. Cognitive Science Society.

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