 By contrast, the harms caused by what social domain theorists take to be moral transgressions “involve acts that are (perceived to be) intrinsically harmful to others (Turiel 1983, e.g., p. 44, p. 221)” (2014: 178). To discern the difference between transgressions that are intrinsically harmful and those that are contingently harmful, one needs to engage in counterfactual thinking. One must ask questions like: