Attitudes measured immediately after emotionally immersive experiences reflect affective contagion, not durable moral belief revision, as Haidt's social intuitionist model predicts.

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Affective contagion(as used in psychology and emotion studies): The tendency to unconsciously catch and mirror the emotions of people around you, like how yawning spreads in a group or how you feel sad when someone else is crying.
Durable moral belief revision(as used in ethics and moral psychology): A lasting, long-term change in what you believe is right and wrong, rather than a temporary shift in your feelings.
Emotionally immersive experiences(as used in psychology and experience design): Situations that completely absorb your attention and emotions, making you feel deeply engaged—like watching a powerful movie or attending a moving speech.
Haidt, Jonathan(as a key researcher in moral psychology): A psychologist famous for researching how emotions like disgust and shame influence our moral judgments and behavior.

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