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2025-06-03 09:25 UTC
But at the same time we cannot rule out that the effect could in fact be spurious or could even go in the opposite direction. There was substantial effect heterogeneity: Some types of manipulations and types of moral dilemmas produced bigger effects than others (e.g., foreign language effect, dilemmas with personal force and instrumentality, explicit instructions to judge intuitively vs. deliberately).
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@rmrahal@nerdculture.de 2025-06-03 09:25
So what to take away from this? ➡️ Choosing how to manipulate cognitive processing mode may not be an innocent decision to make: Manipulations might differ in what they actually change. We need better insights into the validity of manipulations — and checks of their success.