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A tale of two dyads: Explaining moral dilemmas without natural kinds

2022-07-20

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<p>Moral dilemmas are central to moral psychology, with hundreds of papers using variants of the trolley problem. The popular Dual Process Model (DPM) understands moral dilemmas as a conflict between two (natural) kinds of mind—an intuitive deontological mind, and a reasoned utilitarian mind. An alternative theory—the Theory of Dyadic Morality (TDM)—may provide a more parsimonious understanding of moral dilemmas....

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10.31234/osf.io/m9pr8
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