Need help ASAP. We talked about the neuroscience of morality and theoriesin ethics. There is a direct link between Greene's actconsequentialism and utilitarianism that he promotes. Butwhich neuroscientific account of morality related well withvirtue theory?O It is J. Mikhail's universal moral grammarthat explain modules in the mind asvirtues developed by moral agents.O It is D. Kahneman's two systems theorythat link virtues to the ability to actquickly in matters of morality, especiallythrough moral disgust.O It is J. Haidt's moral intuitionism thatconnects virtue theory to the ability touse moral modules in solving moralissues.None of the theories in neuroscience relatein any way to virtue theory in ethics What is the most plausible criticism to most neuroscientificapproaches to morality?We have no idea about the way the brainworks, so we cannot assess its role indetermining moral reasoning.We have no idea how morality works, sowe don't know how to connect it toneuroscience.Neuroscience completely ignores the factthat we have a soul which in itself plays animportant role in moralityNeuroscience describes processes at alow-level, whereas morality most likely is ahigh-level mechanism.

Morality deals with the behavior of an individual that is concerned with the differences between…

What is the most plausible criticism to most neuroscientific approaches to morality? We have no idea about the way the brain works, so we cannot assess its role in determining moral reasoning. We have no idea how morality works, so we don't know how to connect it to neuroscience. Neuroscience completely ignores the fact that we have a soul which in itself plays an important role in morality Neuroscience describes processes at a low-level, whereas morality most likely is a high-level mechanism.

What is the most plausible criticism to most neuroscientific approaches to morality? We have no idea about the way the brain works, so we cannot assess its role in determining moral reasoning. We have no idea how morality works, so we don't know how to connect it to neuroscience. Neuroscience completely ignores the fact that we have a soul which in itself plays an important role in morality Neuroscience describes processes at a low-level, whereas morality most likely is a high-level mechanism.

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