Emotions and Reason in Moral Decision-Making Quiz

Feelings have no role in moral decision-making

Feelings are irrelevant in moral decision-making

Feelings act as instinctive and trained responses to moral dilemmas (correct)

Feelings lead to biased moral decisions

Instinctive responses are often modified, producing more flexible responses (correct)

Instinctive responses become rigid through learning

Instinctive responses remain unchanged through learning

Instinctive responses are completely overridden by learning

Situations where there are two equally acceptable options from an ethical perspective

Situations where there are two equally unacceptable options from an ethical perspective (correct)

Situations where there is only one ethical option

Situations where there are no ethical options

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