 Fourth, it might be that moral judgment actually plays a role in people’s basic capacities to apply the relevant concepts. For example, it has been argued that the concept of happiness is itself a value-laden concept (Phillips et al. 2014). Similarly, it has been suggested the concepts of intentional action and causation make use of a form of counterfactual thinking in which moral judgments play a key role (Icard, Kominsky &amp; Knobe 2017; Phillips, Luguri &amp; Knobe 2015). On this last view, the effects observed in these experiments point to a genuine role for moral judgment in the most basic capacities underlying people’s application of the relevant concepts.