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n deliberative (Rand & Epstein, 2014), and those who cooperate without considering the prospect of reciprocation are more trusted (Critcher, Inbar, & Pizarro, 2013). We also predict that people are more likely to cooperate intuitively when they know they are being observed. The Omission—Commission Distinc

vast majority of subjects choose the utilitarian option, judging it per- missible to cause the death of one to save five (e.g., Cushman et al., 2006; Mikhail, 2007). In the “footbridge” variant (Thomson, 1976), the trolley is hurtling toward the group of five people, but the switch to divert it is inoperab