 While the majority of evidence may currently be in favor of the view that folk morality adheres to a kind of “natural compatibilism” (Cova &amp; Kitano 2013), this remains a contentious topic, and new work is continually emerging on both sides of the debate (Andow &amp; Cova 2016; Bear &amp; Knobe 2016; Björnsson 2014; Feltz &amp; Millan 2013; Figdor &amp; Phelan 2015; Knobe 2014). One thing that has now been agreed on by parties on both sides of this debate, however, is a critical role for careful empirical studies (Björnsson &amp; Pereboom 2016; Knobe 2014; Nahmias 2011).