 The conclusion Nichols urges is that norms prohibiting harmful behavior and norms prohibiting disgusting behavior are part of an important class of norms that he labels “norms with feeling”. Though Nichols calls the test that he uses to identify violations of these norms “the moral/conventional task”, the class of transgressions that evoke what he calls the “non-conventional” response pattern is a much larger, more heterogenous, and arguably much less philosophically interesting class of transgressions than the ones Turiel claimed to be in the moral domain.