In Haidt's Theory, What Is a Moral Illusion

question 10

Multiple Choice

In Haidt's theory, what is a moral illusion?

• A) Something that evokes moral emotions but cannot be verbally justified
• B) Something that can be verbally justified but produces no moral emotions
• C) Something that produces no emotional or cognitive response
• D) Something that is considered moral only by philosophers

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