Conscience as a Majority Opinion: Case Example

Conscience
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Institution
Conscience
* Situation one portrays the mistaken idea of conscience as a superego where Stephanie is acting on the should and have to based on an authority figure for approval. In this case her teacher.
* Situation two is the mistaken idea of majority opinion as it seems if the other co-workers did not burst out in laughter Carl would not have laughed at the mentally challenged customer.
* Statement three shows the mistaken idea of conscience as a feeling where Joe states that it feels good to smoke pot as it helps him relax and thus he does it for good intentions making morally right to him.
Conscience as a Majority Opinion: Case Example.
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