I have received my M.Sc. in Cognitive Sciences at PHELMA engineering school and Grenoble Alpes University ; and my M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence at ENSIMAG engineering school and Grenoble Alpes University. Before that, I have completed bachelor's degrees in physics and in philosophy at Grenoble Alpes University, in France.

During my PhD, my focus was on unraveling the underlying processes of moral decision-making, integrating insights from both social psychology and modeling perspectives. I explored the specific influence of moral factors and examined how various situations could modulate their influence on the decision-making process. I employed Mouse-Tracking experimental paradigms along with models from Dynamic Neural Fields Theory to describe and analyze the dynamics and influence of each factor throughout the decision-making processes.

I have recently begun a new postdoctoral position within the CREDO project, where I aim to model how religious devotion impacts moral decision-making.

You can contact me at flora.gautheron@mail.muni.cz.

Gautheron, F., Quinton, J. C., & Smeding, A. (2024). Conflict in moral and nonmoral decision making: an empirical study coupled with a computational model. Cognitive Processing, 1-23.

Smeding, A., Gautheron, F., & Quinton, J. C. (2023). When ethics also matter: Influence of taste, health, and ethical attributes on food decisions traced with a novel mouse-tracking paradigm. Appetite, 189, 107006.

Gautheron, F., Quinton, J. C., Muller, D., & Smeding, A. (2023). Paradigm constraints on moral decision‐making dynamics. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 36(4), e2324.

Gaboriaud, A., Gautheron, F., Quinton, J. C., & Smeding, A. (2022). The Effects of Intent, Outcome, and Causality on Moral Judgments and Decision Processes. Psychologica Belgica, 62(1), 218.