What Role(s) Do Moral Intuitions Play in Moral Reasoning

question 64

Multiple Choice

What role(s) do moral intuitions play in moral reasoning?

• A) They can be used to support moral principles.
• B) They are the conclusions of long chains of moral reasoning.
• C) They make it possible to use counterexamples to argue against moral principles.
• D) Both (a) and (c).

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Definitions:

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A common, yet simplified and rigid perception or representation of a specific kind of individual or object.

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