Deontological choices, in contrast, suggest that sacrificial actions are not worth the outcome and are often associated with emotional thinking styles, aversion towards harming others, and sensitivity to others' feelings (CHRISTOV-MOORE; CONWAY; IACOBONI, 2017; REYNOLDS; KNIGHTEN; CONWAY, 2019). In addition, the involvement of an emotionally arousing task has been observed to increase the number of deontological choices (SZEKELY; MIU, 2015).