Moral Intuition Is a Form of Social Intuition That Is

question 71

Multiple Choice

Moral intuition is a form of social intuition that is adaptive to the social environment and predominates in individual ethical decisions,more so when they are:

• A) immediate.
• B) abstract.
• C) less emotionally loaded.
• D) amenable to decision regimes.

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Definitions:

Doctrine

A principle or body of principles presented for acceptance or belief, as by a religious, philosophical, scientific, or political group; policy.

Third-Party Estoppel

A legal principle that prevents a party from asserting or denying a fact due to another's act, when the third party has relied upon that act or representation.

Implied Authority

The power assumed by an individual as part of their role or position, enabling them to perform tasks or make decisions inherent to their duties.

Express Authority

The power granted to an agent explicitly by the principal, typically through direct, clear instructions.