"Compared with [healthy controls], individuals with ASD were much more likely to reject the opportunity to earn ill-gotten money by supporting a bad cause than

"Compared with [healthy controls], individuals with ASD were much more likely to reject the opportunity to earn ill-gotten money by supporting a bad cause than [healthy controls]. Computational modeling revealed that this resulted from unduly weighing benefits for themselves and the bad cause, suggesting that ASD patients apply a rule of refusing to serve a bad cause because they over-evaluate the negative consequences of their actions."