THE PROBLEMS OF USAGE OF INTUITIVITY TEST FOR VERIFICATION OF NORMATIVE ETHICAL THEORIES
This paper examines the practice of using the intuitivity test as an evaluation criterion of normative ethical theories. Mechanism of intuitive thinking and its differences from rational decision-making is described. It is shown, that due to the nature of intuitive thinking, the results of intuitivity test are often influenced by factors that contradict the conditions of the original problem, which calls into question the reliability of the results of such verification.