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#3. Class 7A: Quiz
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Which of the following best describe Sapolsky's view in C13 (478-483)?
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Moral reasoning generally precedes intuitions in both experience and the brain.
Many moral responses arise in the emotional centers of the brain before we make a self-conscious judgement..
In Haidt C3, the research by Zajonc on "affective primacy" suggests
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You can prime test subjects to have affective reactions before cognitive reactions.
Almost everything we look at triggers a tiny flash of affect.
In Haidt C3, research is cited suggesting that test subjects who experience foul odors or hand washing before filling out a questionnaire will make
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more forgiving or less moralistic judgements.
harsher or more moralistic judgements.
quicker judgements
slower judgements
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