Laboratory games reveal that people's desire to punish wrongdoing 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.
a. psychosocialb. intuitionistc. post-conventionald. concrete operational

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

Option B

Explanation:

Laboratory games is conducted to test and analyze emotional reactions. Here the peoples desires and anger is being observed. To develop this kind of tool helps us to have a more deeper and perfect analysation of their automatic emotional reactions.

This clearly correlates with the intuitionist who most clearly supports on morality. It is a natural instinct that is developed to punish someone if we find that they are doing something wrong. Moral outrage is the expression of human morality.

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