Bilingual people's moral judgments reflect ________ when they respond in their second language.
A) more mental imagery
B) less emotion
C) more positive self-concepts
D) less gestured communication

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Multiple studies have shown that bilingual individuals tend to express less emotion in their second language when compared to their native language. This might be due to the fact that emotions are more closely linked to one's first language and cultural upbringing. Moral judgments are often emotionally charged, hence bilinguals might express less emotion and rely more on cognitive processing when making moral judgments in their second language.

Bilingual People's Moral Judgments Reflect ________ When They Respond in Their