  Also it seems that our intuitions are subject to framing effects. For instance, our intuitions seem to be affected by whether we word our scenario in terms of killing or saving, and by the order in which the trolley examples are considered. If people are asked to consider Switch first, and Bridge second, they tend to say that it is permissible to pull the lever in Switch but not permissible to push the man onto the track in Bridge. If, however, they are given the Bridge case first a higher percentage say that it would be wrong to pull the lever in Switch. So it looks like the order in which the cases are given affects people’s intuitions about the cases. But the order in which one considers the cases is morally irrelevant. So it looks like  our intuitions can be distorted by a second  source.[10]