Perceiving envi- ronmental signals, the human mind unconsciously correlates them with ready-made an- swers and, finding a match, it automatically and quickly offers a ready-made decision. Moral decisions of the first type are ready-made decisions that have been formed in the process of biosociocultural evolution or individual human experience. the decisions made under the influence of emotions that accompany moral decision-making process such as empathy, shame, trust, concern, disgust, etc.) 2) intuitively normative decisions (decisions, made under the influence of learned to automaticity sociocultural norms) 3) the decisions made under the influence of moral risky psychological inclinations - unconscious human ten- dencies (cognitive biases, social heuristics, etc.) that make us think in a certain way and make decisions which are sometimes unacceptable from the logical and ethical point of view. The main kinds of moral decisions of the first type are as follows: 1) intuitively emotional decisions (i.e.
The second type includes moral deci- sions preceded by the deliberate reasoning. The first (intuitive) type includes moral decisions which are automatic, fast, accepted with little or no effort and voluntary control. Stanovich concerning the terms «System 1» and «System 2», we suggest two types of moral decision-making processes (their result, in turn, are moral decisions of the first and second types). The classification is based on two types of moral decisions corresponding to the two types of cognitive processes described by D. This paper analyzes and classifies the main kinds of moral decisions. Moral decision, moral intuition, moral reasoning, dual-system approach, dual- process theory of moral judgement Abstract
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