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Metacognition in moral decisions: judgment extremity and feeling of rightness in moral intuitions
Thinking and Reasoning 27 (1):124-141 (2020)
Abstract
This research investigated the metacognitive underpinnings of moral judgment. Participants in two studies were asked to provide quick intuitive responses to moral dilemmas and to indicate their fee...My notes
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