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00:01 Joshua green supports his descriptive theory of moral decision -making using evidence that option a, people are more emotional in response to the bystander case than to footbridge.

00:31 Green's research often contrast emotional versus utilitarian responses to moral dilemmas.

00:36 The bystander case and the footbridge case are used to illustrate how people react differently based on emotional versus utilitarian considerations...

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What does theorist Jonathan Haidt call the immediate, automatic emotional reactions that people have when making moral judgments? Group of answer choices Moral intuitions Moral fiber Moral decay Moral coherence

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