 The rest of this entry proceeds as follows. Section 2 canvasses experimental research on moral judgments and intuitions, describing various programmatic uses to which experimental results have been put, then turning to examples of experimental research on moral judgment and intuition, including intuitions about intentionality and responsibility, the so-called linguistic analogy, and some cross-cultural work. Section 3 discusses experimental results on thick (i.e., simultaneously descriptive and normative) topics, including character and virtue, well-being, emotion and affect, and moral standing. Section 4 discusses questions about moral disagreement and moral language, both important sources of evidence in the longstanding debate over moral objectivity. Section 5 considers some objections to experimental moral philosophy.