Moral Reasoning VS Intuition Flashcards

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What is home economicus?

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Are we rational creatures who make all our decisions based on maximizing self-interest?

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What does Haidt believe?

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Moral REASONING has been overemphasized

Reasoning produces post hoc justifications (assumed to be objective reasoning)

Moral intuition is MORE PREDICTIVE

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What is the emotional dog and its rational tail?

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***REVIEW & DRAW DIAGRAM

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What is moral dumbfounding?

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When people stubbornly maintain a moral judgement, even when they cannot provide rational reasons to support their judgements

Example A:
A man goes to the supermarket once a week and buys a dead
chicken. But before cooking the chicken, he has sexual intercourse with it. Then he thoroughly cooks it and eats it.

Example B: A family’s dog was killed by a car in front of their house. They had heard that dog meat was delicious, so they cut up the dog’s body and cooked it and ate it for dinner.

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The social intuitionist model was created by?

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Jonathon Haidt

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What is the role of disgust in moral judgement?

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Disgust as an exaptation (moral disgust)

• “Disgust sensitivity” varies across individuals and predicts moral judgements

• E.g., disgust sensitivity is related to social conservativism (Inbar et al. 2012)

• Stealing, lying, and fraud elicit subjectively reported disgust (Tybur et al., 2009)

• Disgust primes lead people to make harsher moral judgements…

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What is disgust prime?

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Disgust prime: Experimenter either read the
instructions in front of a sign reminding
people to wash their hands or in front of no
sign (control)

DV: Moral judgements toward violations of
sexual purity
• “While house sitting for his grandmother, a
man and his girlfriend have sex on his
grandmother’s bed.”

• “A woman enjoys masturbating while
cuddling with her favorite teddy bear”

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What is the Macbeth effect?

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Study 4:
Participants recalled a time they had acted unethically
IV: They then were either instructed to wash their hands or not
DV: Participants were asked if they would help a desperate grad student by completing another study without pay
Result:
• 41% of “cleansed” participants volunteered
• 74% of “not cleansed” participants volunteered

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What can disgust also be triggered by?

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Perceived moral violations:
Ex) abuse of power, cheating, same-sex marriage etc…

ROOTED in evolutionary now developing into SYMBOLIC

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What is moral contamination?

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Cover story: What people are willing to do under
hypnosis vs not under hypnosis
Measured disgust sensitivity (The Disgust Scale).
• “I never let any part of my body touch the toilet seat in public restrooms”
• “Even if I was hungry, I would not drink a bowl of my favorite soup if it had been
stirred by a used but thoroughly washed flyswatter”
Dependent Variable: Asked participants if they would be willing to engage in
various behaviors.

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Rozins CAD model?

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CAD triad hypothesis

Emotion. Shredder ethic. Principle virtues

Contempt ——> community ——> respect, duty & hierarchy

Anger ——> autonomy/justice ——> individual freedom & rights

Disgust ——> divinity ——> divinity & purity

*** HAIDT EVENTUALLY SPLIT THESE INTO MFT

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