Openness to discussion and critical examination characterize which of the following?

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Openness to discussion and critical examination are key components of ethical justifications, which involve reasoning and evaluation of moral principles and values. Rationalizations rely on justifying behaviors through bias or self-interest, moral emotions are more visceral reactions to ethical situations, and moral intuition is a more instinctive sense of moral right and wrong without explicit reasoning.

Openness to Discussion and Critical Examination Characterize Which of the Following