Table 2.

Examples of scenarios (English translation) used in Experiment 2.

	No intention to harm	Intention to harm
Neutral Outcome	Neutral scenario: Steve and Nathan restock the new merchandise on the shelves in the storehouse. Steve fills the top shelves while Nathan puts the products just below. Steve puts the box of tin cans on the top shelves. Steve thinks that the shelf will not break under the weight of the box. The shelf does not break and Nathan is OK.	Attempted harm scenario: Steve and Nathan restock the new merchandise on the shelves in the storehouse. Steve fills the top shelves while Nathan puts the products just below. Steve puts the box of tin cans on the top shelves. Steve thinks that the shelf will break under the weight of the box. The shelf does not break and Nathan is OK.
Harmful Outcome	Accidental harm scenario: Steve and Nathan restock the new merchandise on the shelves in the storehouse. Steve fills the top shelves while Nathan puts the products just below. Steve puts the box of tin cans on the top shelves. Steve thinks that the shelf will not break under the weight of the box. The shelf breaks and Nathan is hurt.	Intentional harm scenario: Steve and Nathan restock the new merchandise on the shelves in the storehouse. Steve fills the top shelves while Nathan puts the products just below. Steve puts the box of tin cans on the top shelves. Steve thinks that the shelf will break under the weight of the box. The shelf breaks and Nathan is hurt.