In Haidt's view, cognitive processes provide the language by which we interpret our behaviors but are not the processes used to construct moral actions. This is called the:

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Haidt's view is called the social intuitionist model, which emphasizes the role of emotions and intuitions in moral reasoning rather than cognitive processes alone. The model emphasizes that moral actions are influenced by the social and cultural context in which they occur. Therefore, choice D, the social intuitionist model, is the best option.

In Haidt's View, Cognitive Processes Provide the Language by Which