haidt

haidt

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• 网络海特

例句

And yet, it is order, tradition, and a sense of community and belonging which Haidt believes makes people happy.

但同时是秩序、传统、集体与团体的归属感给人们快乐。

Jonathan Haidt of the University of Virginia argues that this moral sense is like our sense of taste.

弗吉尼亚大学的乔纳森·海特（JonathanHaidt）认为，这种道德感好比我们的口感。

If you appreciate the context, you may be able to detect a slight softening of the features, says Haidt.

如果你在欣赏文字，你的表情可能会有一个轻微的软化，海德特说道。

Some, like Haidt, believe that we make moral judgments intuitively and then construct justifications after the fact.

海德等人相信，我们先直觉地进行道德判断，然后在此判断的基础上堆砌各种理由。

So in a second round of experiments, Haidt and Silvers showed the same videos to breastfeeding mothers.

因此在第二轮实验中，Haidt和Silvers给乳母放映了相同的片子。

Haidt's next idea was born of the choked feelings that people often report when they describe experiencing elevation.

海德特的第二个想法来自于人们讲述振奋体验时总会有哽咽感的说法。

In Haidt's article "Elevation and the Positive Psychology of Morality" he includes an anecdote from Thomas Jefferson's life.

在海德特的文章“道德的崇高和积极心理学”里，他摘自托马斯杰克逊的一个生活片段。

Jonathan Haidt writes that "humans are the giraffes of altruism. "

乔纳森·海德（JonathanHaidt）写道：“人类是利他主义的长颈鹿。”

Haidt is not a moral absolutist: he doesn't think there is some external moral truth that existed before man, and will exist afterwards.

Haidt不是一个道德绝对论者：他认为在人类之前并不存在客观道德真理，并且在人类之后也不会存在。

Moral intuitions have primacy, Haidt argues, but they are not dictators.

海特认为道德本能是第一位的，但它不是独裁者。

Jonathan Haidt is professor of psychology, University of Virginia.

乔纳森海德特是弗吉尼亚大学的心理学教授。