Multiple Choice
The trolley problem and footbridge problem are ethical thought experiments involving life-or-death situations. Which of the following is true?
A) Both situations involve sacrificing one life to save multiple other lives.
B) The death in the trolley problem has greater perceived personal involvement.
C) Most people agree that it is unacceptable to act in either dilemma.
D) Thinking about the trolley problem results in greater emotional processing.
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