Morality

Question	Answer
Moralization	The transformation of preferences to values - veganism.
Moral reasoning	Divided into utilitarian and deontological reasoning - how you decide whether something is morally right or wrong.
Utilitarian reasoning	Basing your decisions on the outcomes of an action.
Deontological reasoning	Basing your moral decisions on reduction of harm.
Feelings as information	I feel good, so I must like this.
Moral triad of emotions	Disgust, anger, contempt
Disgust	Violations of divinity - incest.
Anger	Violations of autonomy - abuse.
Contempt	Violations of community - teen refuses to give seat to old lady.
Neural structures involved in moral reasoning	More activity in the anterior cingulate cortex and less in the dorsal prefrontal cortex.
Teper, Inzlicht and Page-Gould	People cheat less times than they think they will.
Moral forecasting	Predicting how you would behave in a moral dilemma.

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