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Some, like Haidt, believe that we make moral judgments intuitively and then construct justifications after the fact.
海德等人相信，我们先直觉地进行道德判断，然后在此判断的基础上堆砌各种理由。 yeeyan
Status Offline Jonathan Haidt, psychologist, University of Virginia.
弗吉尼亚大学，心理学家，乔纳森海德特。 bbs.chinadaily.com.cn
If you appreciate the context, you may be able to detect a slight softening of the features, says Haidt.
如果你在欣赏文字，你的表情可能会有一个轻微的软化，海德特说道。 yeeyan
Jonathan Haidt of the University of Virginia argues that this moral sense is like our sense of taste.
弗吉尼亚大学的乔纳森·海特 Jonathan Haidt认为，这种道德感好比我们的口感。 yeeyan
Moral intuitions have primacy, Haidt argues, but they are not dictators.
海特认为道德本能是第一位的，但它不是独裁者。 www.chinesefolklore.org.cn
Or to use an analogy offered by University of Virginia psychologist Jonathan Haidt: We may think we're being scientists, but we're actually being lawyersPDF.
或者引用一句弗吉尼亚大学心理学家 Jonathan Haid的比喻：我们自认为是科学家，但事实上我们只是律师。 yeeyan
Originally Haidt thought that it makes us nobler towards others.
海德特原本以为振奋的意义在于它使我们更高贵友善的对待他人。 yeeyan
Psychologist Jonathan Haidt and colleagues have shown that people make moral judgments even when they cannot provide any justification for them.
心理学家乔纳森·海特与他的同事的研究表明，即便无法想出任何正当理由来反对某种行为，人们也能做出道德判断。 yeeyan
So in a second round of experiments, Haidt and Silvers showed the same videos to breastfeeding mothers.
于是，在第二轮实验中，海德特为正在进行母乳喂养的母亲们播放同样的视频。 yeeyan
This feeling is what Jonathan Haidt at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, has labelled “ elevation”.
那种感觉被夏洛茨维尔弗吉尼亚大学的乔纳森·海德特归纳为“振奋”。 yeeyan
Haidt's next idea was born of the choked feelings that people often report when they describe experiencing elevation.
海德特的第二个想法来自于人们讲述振奋体验时总会有哽咽感的说法。 yeeyan |