Motivated Reasoning
People often justify their preferences for products based on their desire for them, a phenomenon known as motivated reasoning. When attracted to an item, individuals are more likely to rationalize unethical practices associated with its production, while unattractive items prompt a stronger moral stance. The psychological distance from unethical actions influences how we perceive and accept our consumption choices.In this clip
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