Susan is strongly against siblings marrying one another but cannot explain why she feels the way she does. Susan's response is an example of ______.
A) moral sensitivity
B) moral dumbfounding
C) social intuition
D) hyperjudgment

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Moral dumbfounding is when someone holds a strong moral opinion but cannot explain the reasoning behind their stance. Susan's inability to articulate why she is against siblings marrying each other, despite feeling strongly about it, is a classic example of moral dumbfounding.

Susan Is Strongly Against Siblings Marrying One Another but Cannot