Evidence suggests that, when making a moral decision, people typically make their decision based on emotions and then find logical reasons to justify that decision, rather than basing the decision on logic.

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Research in moral psychology, such as Jonathan Haidt's social intuitionist model, suggests that people often rely on intuitive emotional responses when making moral decisions and then use reasoning to justify their choices post hoc.

Evidence Suggests That, When Making a Moral Decision, People Typically