Moral judgments are sometimes based on our moral reasoning and other times based on our intuitive moral emotions.This best illustrates

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The two-track mind refers to the idea that our cognitive processes operate on both an automatic/intuitive level and a more deliberate/reasoned level. This is relevant to moral judgments because sometimes we rely on our quick, gut reactions (intuitive moral emotions) and other times we engage in more careful moral reasoning before making a judgment.

Moral Judgments Are Sometimes Based on Our Moral Reasoning and Other