A dataset on the moderation of third-party moral judgment from the perspective of different moral roles

This dataset encompasses behavioral and EEG data from individuals' moral evaluations of others under various profit levels and moral decisions, viewed from different moral role perspectives. The dataset includes three files: (1) behavioral data from Experiment 1, (2) behavioral data from Experiment 2, and (3) EEG data from Experiment 2.Behavioral data from Experiment 1 were analyzed using a 3 (perspective priming: decision-maker perspective group1, recipient perspective group2, control group group3) × 3 (profit level: high profit H, medium profit M, low profit L) × 2 (decision outcome: accept acc, reject rej) repeated measures ANOVA. Behavioral data from Experiment 2 were analyzed using a 2 (perspective priming: decision-maker perspective group1, recipient perspective group2) × 2 (profit level: high profit H, low profit L) × 2 (decision outcome: accept acc, reject rej) repeated measures ANOVA. The EEG data consist of raw data, with participants numbered 1-27, 58, and 59 belonging to the first decision-maker group, and participants numbered 28-56 belonging to the second recipient group. Data from four participants were excluded due to an excessive number of artifacts (>15%) (subjects 27, 28, 47, 53).