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Mind Field Season 3, Episode 2: Moral Licensing
How are our moral decisions influenced by factors we’re not aware of? A phenomenon known as Moral Licensing claims that when we do something good, we often subconsciously allow ourselves to then do something bad. In this episode, Michael Stevens takes a look at whether those who donate money to charity become more likely to let a kid take the blame for a crime they know they committed. Watch Mind Field Season 3, Episode 2 Moral Licensing in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Mind Field Season 3, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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