Question

Laboratory games reveal that people's desire to punish wrongdoings is driven mostly by automatic emotional reactions rather than by deliberate conscious calculations that punishment will deter crime. This most clearly supports the ________ perspective on morality.

Answer 1

Answer:

intuitionist

Explanation:

An intuitionist type of morality entails that model of moral reasoning that makes a judgment off intuition, then later tries to reflect if the judgment was reasoned through in the correct manner.

Here an individual just goes ahead to make a judgement from his intuition, but will later go back to analyse if the was rightly passed or not.

The people act intuitively during laboratory games, hence, desire to punish wrongdoings is driven mostly by automatic emotional reactions rather than by deliberate conscious calculations.