Making Morally Difficult Decisions

There are often times in life when we face very difficult decisions. One hypothetical that is frequently cited, and is very hard to answer, is the trolley problem. Would you let the trolley kill one person by diverting its path or would you let it continue on its original path, even if it means it will kill more people? Questions and decisions like this can plague us with confusion and stress as we try to deal with them. So how can we become better at facing morally difficult decisions? Here to help us through this question is psychologist Art Markman.