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Moral Foundations Theory Reprise
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[nativism] ‘There is a first draft of the moral mind’
[cultural learning] ‘The first draft of the moral mind gets edited during development within a culture’
[intuitionism] ‘Intuitions come first’ --- the Social Intuitionist Model is true
[pluralism] ‘There are many psychological foundations of morality’
Graham et al, 2019
Haidt & Bjorklund, 2008 figure 4.1
puzzle
Why are ethical judgements sometimes, but not always, a consequence of reasoning from known principles?
[nativism] ‘There is a first draft of the moral mind’
[cultural learning] ‘The first draft of the moral mind gets edited during development within a culture’
[intuitionism] ‘Intuitions come first’ --- the Social Intuitionist Model is true
[pluralism] ‘There are many psychological foundations of morality’
Graham et al, 2019
What does the Moral Foundations Questionnaire measure?
Social Intuitionist Model
Unreflective ethical judgements are primarily consequences of moral foundations plus cultural learning.
Dual-Process Theory
Unreflective ethical judgements may be consequences of both fast processes and processes which involve reasoning from known principles.
[nativism] ‘There is a first draft of the moral mind’
[cultural learning] ‘The first draft of the moral mind gets edited during development within a culture’
[intuitionism] ‘Intuitions come first’ --- the Social Intuitionist Model is true
[pluralism] ‘There are many psychological foundations of morality’
Graham et al, 2019