A Morality Fit for Humans

There are a number of assumptions made in our accepted psychology of moral decision-making that consequentialism seems to violate:: value connectionism, pluralism and dispositionalism. But consequentialism violates them only on a utilitarian or similar theory of value, not on the rival sort of theory that is sketched here.

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The accepted psychology of moral decision-making assumes value connectionism, pluralism, and dispositionalism. However, only utilitarianism or similar theories of value violate these assumptions, not the rival theory mentioned here.