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Implicit vs Explicit Moral Reasoning

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What is tacit reasoning?

Explicit reasoning without well-supported answers

Reasoning in a moral context

Reasoning without any attempt to reach well-supported answers (correct)

Reasoning in an emergency situation

What does the text suggest about reasoning in moral situations?

It is always better to reason explicitly

It is often better to reason explicitly

It is always ill-advised to reason explicitly

It is often ill-advised to reason explicitly (correct)

According to recent work in empirical ethics, how do people often reason morally?

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Badly (correct)

Responsibly

Positively

When might it be a mistake to reason tacitly?

<p>During an emergency</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the text suggest about conducting our thinking responsibly?

<p>We should reason when called upon to do so</p> Signup and view all the answers

Implicit vs Explicit Moral Reasoning

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Questions and Answers

What is tacit reasoning?

What does the text suggest about reasoning in moral situations?

According to recent work in empirical ethics, how do people often reason morally?

When might it be a mistake to reason tacitly?

What does the text suggest about conducting our thinking responsibly?

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