 Rather, the alleged conflict with the virtue of compassion stems from the apparent failure on behalf of most participants to be appropriately sensitive to the morally relevant considerations. A compassionate person would not exhibit helping which is sensitive in this way to finding a dime, or which is sensitive (in an emergency) to the presence of an unresponsive bystander. Nor would they be so insensitive to the screams and eventual death of a test taker. As Harman and Doris wrote, 