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Extreme time-pressure reveals utilitarian intuitions in sacrificial dilemmas
Thinking and Reasoning 26 (4):534-551 (2020)
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Studies with sacrificial moral dilemmas capture human variation in moral attitudes towards an extreme case of moral conflict between utilitarian and deontological principles. In this moral task, th...Author's Profile
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