Which of the Following Is a Commonly Shared Perspective on Moral

question 54

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a commonly shared perspective on moral decision making by both Kohlberg and Gilligan?

• A)Moral decision making may be the product of a dual process system employing both automatic emotions and controlled reasoning.
• B)Moral decision making is an automatic,nonreflective process.
• C)Moral decision making is the controlled product of analysis,deliberation,and experience.
• D)Moral decision making is a result of rapid judgments about right and wrong based on unconscious processes that are involuntary and universal.

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