“…In recent years, however, researchers have reported data that do not comport with the dual process model. For example, some researchers have found nonemotional pathways to the deontological option (e.g., Gamez-Djokic & Molden, 2016; Körner & Volk, 2014; see also Robinson, Page-Gould, & Plaks, 2017), while others have found emotional pathways to the consequentialist option (e.g., Baron, 2011; Moore, Stevens, & Conway, 2011; Robinson, Joel, & Plaks, 2015). Recent evidence suggest that associations between emotion and consequentialism emerge when the diffuse concept of “emotion” is subdivided into discrete emotional states such as sadness (Robinson, Forbes, & Plaks, 2017) and social anxiety (Robinson et al, 2015).…”