Emotivism discourages communicators to think about their personal feelings and preferences and encourages consideration of others in broad issues of justice within a community.

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Emotivism is a moral theory that emphasizes personal feelings and preferences as the basis for ethical judgments, rather than objective standards or universal principles. Therefore, it does not necessarily encourage consideration of others or broader issues of justice.

Emotivism Discourages Communicators to Think About Their Personal Feelings and Preferences