来自《耶鲁大学开放课程：心理学导论 第15集》

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  do I avoid eye so we don't have a conversation or do I say,
  我要不要回避视线以避免谈话 或者应该说
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  "Hey. How are you doing?" or do I kind of do the nod hoping
  "你好吗" 或者稍微点点头
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  that there won't be more than this nod? And then after I leave and I say,
  希望仅仅是点头呢 当离开后我会说
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  "Oh, I should have made eye contact with that person. I'm such a jerk.
  "我应该与那人眼神交流的 我真是个蠢人"
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  There is a homeless person and--but these are day-to-day moral questions
  有个无家可归的人 这些是日常的道德问题
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  we struggle with all the time and so there's a centrality in the study of
  我们无时无刻不在为之挣扎 所以我们研究如何做道德推理
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  how we do moral reasoning. So, what do we know about moral reasoning?
  有一个重心 那么什么是我们所知的道德推理
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  Well, we know that there are some universals.
  我们知道它们有一些共性
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  There are some aspects of moral reasoning that show up everywhere on earth.
  道德推理的某些方面 全世界都会出现
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  And there is some evidence, though it's not particularly strong at this point,
  有些证据 虽然在这点上不是特别有力
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  that these same intuitions show up in young children
  同样的直觉出现在小孩子
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  and in nonhuman primates like chimpanzees, capuchins, macaques and so on.
  和一些非人类的灵长类动物 如黑猩猩 僧帽猴 猕猴等