 when the so-called conventional transgressions matched the so-called moral transgressions in perceived seriousness … [normal] children failed to differentiate the domains “in terms of rule contingency, perceived obligations and the justifications used.” Indeed, these children tended to judge that the conventional behaviors were more obligatory than the moral ones. (Shoemaker 2011: 107, italics in original, quoting a 2002 paper presented at the MOSAIC conference in Liverpool “Qualitative and Quantitative Dimensions of Domain Differentiation”)