CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's bad to be too loud and wake people up.
Situation: Jordan woke up very early this morning.
Intention: He wants to make some breakfast.
Moral action: Jordan quietly makes himself a bowl of cereal for breakfast.
Moral consequence: His roommate doesn't hear him and is able to continue sleeping.
Norm: It's bad to be too loud and wake people up.
Situation: Jordan woke up very early this morning.
Intention: He wants to make some breakfast.
Immoral action: Jordan noisily bangs a lot of pots and pans when making his breakfast.
Immoral consequence: His roommate wakes up from all the noise and is tired and upset.
Norm: It is considerate to invite friends to Celebration
Situation: Debbie is having a birthday party next week.
Intention: She wants to send out invitations.
Moral action: Debbie sends her friend Andy an invitation to her birthday party.
Moral consequence: Andy is very excited and looks forward to attending.
Norm: It is considerate to invite friends to Celebration
Situation: Debbie is having a birthday party next week.
Intention: She wants to send out invitations.
Immoral action: Debbie does not send an invitation to her friend Andy.
Immoral consequence: Andy finds out he has been excluded from the party and feels left out.
Norm: It's wrong to bite a child.
Situation: Jon's 3 year old son is biting him on the hand.
Intention: Jon wants the child to stop biting him.
Moral action: Jon puts his 3 year old son in timeout for biting.
Moral consequence: The child learns to no longer bite.
Norm: It's wrong to bite a child.
Situation: Jon's 3 year old son is biting him on the hand.
Intention: Jon wants the child to stop biting him.
Immoral action: Jon bites his 3 year old son back to teach him a lesson.
Immoral consequence: The child's hand bleeds.
Norm: You should help others when they're in danger.
Situation: Brian notices his neighbor's house is on fire.
Intention: Brian wants to keep the fire from spreading to his house.
Moral action: Brian drags his hose next door and starts putting out the fire at his neighbor's house.
Moral consequence: Brian's neighbors are thankful for his help in saving their home.
Norm: You should help others when they're in danger.
Situation: Brian notices his neighbor's house is on fire.
Intention: Brian wants to keep the fire from spreading to his house.
Immoral action: Brian carefully protects his property by spraying  any flames on his property with his hose.
Immoral consequence: Brian's neighbor's house burns down and the neighbors perish.
Norm: It's good to encourage other people
Situation: Matt sees his friend Ian out jogging.
Intention: Matt wants to make small talk with Ian.
Moral action: Matt jogs along with Ian for a bit, chatting about how impressive Ian's commitment to fitness is.
Moral consequence: Ian continues to jog everyday, getting in better shape.
Norm: It's good to encourage other people
Situation: Matt sees his friend Ian out jogging.
Intention: Matt wants to make small talk with Ian.
Immoral action: Matt makes fun of Ian for how lame a hobby jogging is.
Immoral consequence: Ian stops jogging, growing morbidly obese.
Norm: It is wrong to post movie spoilers publicly.
Situation: Jeff is participating in an online forum about a TV show he just finished watching.
Intention: Jeff wants to know how other participants feel about the ending of the show.
Moral action: Jeff posts a large and very visible SPOILER title at the beginning of his post to warn others.
Moral consequence: Participants who have not watched the finale yet skip Jeff's comments when they see the title and can enjoy the show's finale.
Norm: It is wrong to post movie spoilers publicly.
Situation: Jeff is participating in an online forum about a TV show he just finished watching.
Intention: Jeff wants to know how other participants feel about the ending of the show.
Immoral action: Jeff discusses the ending of the show on the forum, revealing it to all those who read the thread.
Immoral consequence: Participants who have not watched the finale yet are disappointed by the spoiler, which ruins their experience of the last episode.
Norm: You shouldn't lie in job interviews.
Situation: Larry is interviewing for a job in data entry despite never having used Excell before, and is asked if he knows how to work with spreadsheets.
Intention: Larry wants to make a good impression at his interview.
Moral action: Larry says no, but tells the interviewers about all the other office experience he does have.
Moral consequence: He is hired and trained in the things he doesn't know, which works out great.
Norm: You shouldn't lie in job interviews.
Situation: Larry is interviewing for a job in data entry despite never having used Excell before, and is asked if he knows how to work with spreadsheets.
Intention: Larry wants to make a good impression at his interview.
Immoral action: Larry replies that he has plenty of experience working with all kinds of spreadsheets.
Immoral consequence: When he arrives at work the first day, he realizes that he has no idea what he’s supposed to do and is quickly fired.
Norm: It's wrong to obsess about someone your not seeing anymore.
Situation: Daren is always checking his ex girlfriend's social media pages.
Intention: Daren wants to see if she has moved on from him.
Moral action: Daren blocks his ex girlfriend and moves on from her.
Moral consequence: Daren finds and dates someone else.
Norm: It's wrong to obsess about someone your not seeing anymore.
Situation: Daren is always checking his ex girlfriend's social media pages.
Intention: Daren wants to see if she has moved on from him.
Immoral action: Daren constantly trolls her and spreads rumors about her on social media.
Immoral consequence: Daren gets isolated from his friends at school for being creepy.
Norm: It's wrong to joke about your friends.
Situation: John was making jokes for his entire college class at the local community college.
Intention: He wanted to be known as a funny guy.
Moral action: John kept his jokes lighthearted and friendly.
Moral consequence: Everyone had a good time listening to Jonh's jokes.
Norm: It's wrong to joke about your friends.
Situation: John was making jokes for his entire college class at the local community college.
Intention: He wanted to be known as a funny guy.
Immoral action: John mademeanspirited jokes at his friend Sam's expense.
Immoral consequence: John made the class uncomfortable including Sam.
Norm: One should not hurt their friends.
Situation: Tony and his friend Joanne are playing one-on-one basketball in his driveway.
Intention: Tony wants to score more points than Joanne.
Moral action: Tony blocks Joanne's shot without fouling her and retrieves the ball before it goes out of bounds.
Moral consequence: Joanne sees how good Tony is at basketball and asks him to help her become a better player.
Norm: One should not hurt their friends.
Situation: Tony and his friend Joanne are playing one-on-one basketball in his driveway.
Intention: Tony wants to score more points than Joanne.
Immoral action: Tony shoves Joanne in the back as she tries to make a basket.
Immoral consequence: Joanne falls and cuts her knee on the driveway pavement.
Norm: You should watch furry porn in private.
Situation: James watches furry porn at the library sometimes.
Intention: James wants to watch furry porn without being noticed.
Moral action: James decides to watch furry porn at home alone.
Moral consequence: James is able to have his privacy and watch whatever he wants.
Norm: You should watch furry porn in private.
Situation: James watches furry porn at the library sometimes.
Intention: James wants to watch furry porn without being noticed.
Immoral action: James got caught watching furry porn by a librarian.
Immoral consequence: James had his library privileges removed.
Norm: It is rude to eat too quickly.
Situation: Aaron is having a romantic dinner with his girlfriend.
Intention: Aaron wants to feel full and satisfied.
Moral action: Aaron savors each bite of his meal with great enjoyment.
Moral consequence: The chef sees how much Aaron is enjoying the food and feels proud.
Norm: It is rude to eat too quickly.
Situation: Aaron is having a romantic dinner with his girlfriend.
Intention: Aaron wants to feel full and satisfied.
Immoral action: Aaron scarfed all of his food down within minutes of receiving his plate.
Immoral consequence: Aaron's girlfriend feels awkward as the only one eating for the rest of the meal.
Norm: You shouldn't hit your pets.
Situation: Sandy's pet Annie keeps jumping on the couch tracking dirt everywhere.
Intention: Sandy wants Annie to stop jumping on the couch.
Moral action: Sandy covers the couch in a temporary scent unpleasant to dogs.
Moral consequence: Annie stops jumping on the couch.
Norm: You shouldn't hit your pets.
Situation: Sandy's pet Annie keeps jumping on the couch tracking dirt everywhere.
Intention: Sandy wants Annie to stop jumping on the couch.
Immoral action: Sandy pops Annie on the nose when she attempts to jump on the couch.
Immoral consequence: Annie begins to fear Sandy and starts avoiding her.
Norm: It's bad to use the N word.
Situation: Jeremy and Liam are in the car listening to music together.
Intention: Jeremy wants to have a good time with Liam while they drive.
Moral action: Jeremy omits any slurs from his rap while he drives.
Moral consequence: Liam raps along with Jeremy and the two have fun together.
Norm: It's bad to use the N word.
Situation: Jeremy and Liam are in the car listening to music together.
Intention: Jeremy wants to have a good time with Liam while they drive.
Immoral action: Jeremy raps the song word-for-word including the N word.
Immoral consequence: Liam condemns Jeremy's singing and asks him to stop because of his use of a slur.
Norm: You shouldn't use things that aren't yours.
Situation: While getting ready for an important meeting, Julie's hair dryer broke.
Intention: Julie wants to get her hair dry quickly.
Moral action: Julie uses a towel and vigorously rubs it all over her hair.
Moral consequence: Julie is relieved over the fact that she will still be to work on time.
Norm: You shouldn't use things that aren't yours.
Situation: While getting ready for an important meeting, Julie's hair dryer broke.
Intention: Julie wants to get her hair dry quickly.
Immoral action: Julie uses her sister's hair dryer and it breaks as well.
Immoral consequence: Julie is distraught over her sister's reaction when she finds out.
Norm: You shouldn't be with someone who hits you.
Situation: Mary was spanked by her partner last night.
Intention: Mary wants to be an independent person.
Moral action: Mary kicks her partner out of the house that night.
Moral consequence: Mary asserts her physical space and independence.
Norm: You shouldn't be with someone who hits you.
Situation: Mary was spanked by her partner last night.
Intention: Mary wants to be an independent person.
Immoral action: Mary chose to be spanked as part of bedroom play with her partner.
Immoral consequence: Mary lives with the fact that her sexual preferences don't match her moral principles.
Norm: It's good to follow all traffic signs.
Situation: John and Mark are in the car and John is driving as they approach main street which shows a "no left turn" sign from the current road they're on.
Intention: John wants to drive south down main street.
Moral action: John continues straight down the road he's on and drives around the block before accessing main street from a different road.
Moral consequence: Mark is happy to take a scenic route and remarks how the houses look nice on the other streets.
Norm: It's good to follow all traffic signs.
Situation: John and Mark are in the car and John is driving as they approach main street which shows a "no left turn" sign from the current road they're on.
Intention: John wants to drive south down main street.
Immoral action: John sees a gap in traffic and takes the opportunity to make the left turn anyway onto main street.
Immoral consequence: Mark is horrified at the stunt and is temporarily terrified and stiff with stress.
Norm: It's good to indulge in thing in moderation.
Situation: Bill joins his friends for a night at the local bar.
Intention: Bill wants to a have an enjoyable evening.
Moral action: Bill enjoys a couple of glasses of wine as he chats about life with his friends for hours.
Moral consequence: Bill feels closer to his friends after their meaningful conversation.
Norm: It's good to indulge in thing in moderation.
Situation: Bill joins his friends for a night at the local bar.
Intention: Bill wants to a have an enjoyable evening.
Immoral action: Bill has 15 shots of tequila, each chased with a beer.
Immoral consequence: Bill can't control himself and gropes a young woman who has him arrested for sexual assualt.
Norm: You shouldn't mess up your family's expensive possessions.
Situation: Erin is a seventeen-year-old home alone for the weekend.
Intention: Erin needs to get to a party but no one is home to drive her.
Moral action: Erin walks past the car keys and grabs her bike.
Moral consequence: Erin's parents never find out she went to a party.
Norm: You shouldn't mess up your family's expensive possessions.
Situation: Erin is a seventeen-year-old home alone for the weekend.
Intention: Erin needs to get to a party but no one is home to drive her.
Immoral action: Erin takes the keys to the Porsche.
Immoral consequence: Erin loses control of the high performance vehicle and crashes it.
Norm: It's bad to buy things you can't afford.
Situation: Kate is in the jewelry shop in the mall and is excited to see different types of jewelries.
Intention: Kate wants to look good in an upcoming wedding party.
Moral action: Kate looks around and picks up an affordable but beautiful necklace.
Moral consequence: Kate is happy to pay for the necklace without incurring any debts.
Norm: It's bad to buy things you can't afford.
Situation: Kate is in the jewelry shop in the mall and is excited to see different types of jewelries.
Intention: Kate wants to look good in an upcoming wedding party.
Immoral action: Kate buys a very expensive necklace with no regards to its price.
Immoral consequence: Kate needs to use multiple credit cards incurring high interest debts.
Norm: It is wrong to act unprofessionally with a patient.
Situation: Julie is meeting with a patient who likes to joke around and not be serious.
Intention: Julie wants to provide good care to her patient.
Moral action: Julie remains professional and does not make any jokes.
Moral consequence: The patient receives good care and is at no risk of being offended or worried.
Norm: It is wrong to act unprofessionally with a patient.
Situation: Julie is meeting with a patient who likes to joke around and not be serious.
Intention: Julie wants to provide good care to her patient.
Immoral action: Julie makes jokes with her patient about her diagnosis and treatment.
Immoral consequence: Julie offends her patient and makes them worry over nothing.
Norm: It's bad to rely too heavily on technology.
Situation: Max is studying for his math exam on Monday.
Intention: Max wants to do well on his exam.
Moral action: Max spends hours carefully reading the text book and copying his notes.
Moral consequence: Max does well on his test.
Norm: It's bad to rely too heavily on technology.
Situation: Max is studying for his math exam on Monday.
Intention: Max wants to do well on his exam.
Immoral action: Max enters all of the math formulas into his calculator.
Immoral consequence: Max is unable to answer the short answer questions on the exam because he doesn't know the meaning behind the formulas.
Norm: Parents shouldn't shower with their children.
Situation: Paul and his two kids are at the beach and need to rinse off before leaving.
Intention: Paul wants to be respectful of others at the beach.
Moral action: Paul puts his children in a separate stall, and showers himself in another stall.
Moral consequence: Beachgoers are spared the uncomfortable sight of watching a grown man shower with children.
Norm: Parents shouldn't shower with their children.
Situation: Paul and his two kids are at the beach and need to rinse off before leaving.
Intention: Paul wants to be respectful of others at the beach.
Immoral action: Paul showers with his two children in view of other beachgoers.
Immoral consequence: Beachgoers disapprove but appreciate that the family does not take up three separate stalls.
Norm: It's bad to abuse OTC medications.
Situation: John experiences back pain from a past car accident.
Intention: John wants to relieve his pain.
Moral action: John takes OTC medications responsibly as instructed on the packaging.
Moral consequence: John's back pain is relieved.
Norm: It's bad to abuse OTC medications.
Situation: John experiences back pain from a past car accident.
Intention: John wants to relieve his pain.
Immoral action: John abuses over the counter pain killers.
Immoral consequence: John develops a drug addiction.
Norm: It's polite to tip 20% for good service.
Situation: Ted orders a large amount of salad from a restaurant, his waiter was very good, and he receives a bill from the waiter.
Intention: Ted wants to add a tip to the bill for the waiter.
Moral action: Ted adds a 20% tip for his appreciation of the waiter.
Moral consequence: The waiter thanks Ted and lets Ted know he can come back whenever.
Norm: It's polite to tip 20% for good service.
Situation: Ted orders a large amount of salad from a restaurant, his waiter was very good, and he receives a bill from the waiter.
Intention: Ted wants to add a tip to the bill for the waiter.
Immoral action: Ted adds a 2% tip and waits for his debit card back.
Immoral consequence: The waiter gives Ted a foul look as she returns his debit card.
Norm: It's bad to stalk people.
Situation: Jeff has a crush on a girl at school named April.
Intention: Jeff wants to learn more about April.
Moral action: Jeff expresses interest in April to a mutual friend.
Moral consequence: The friend let Jeff know more about her and invites them both to a party so that they can meet and get to know each other.
Norm: It's bad to stalk people.
Situation: Jeff has a crush on a girl at school named April.
Intention: Jeff wants to learn more about April.
Immoral action: Jeff stalks April's facebook for hours and accidentally likes an old photo or hers at 3 in the morning.
Immoral consequence: April is creeped out by Jeff and blocks him.
Norm: It's good to be polite when using your cell phone.
Situation: Mary is taking a crowded bus home from work one day.
Intention: Mary wants to answer her phone that's ringing.
Moral action: Mary sees she has a call, but decides to text the caller instead.
Moral consequence: The other passengers have a pleasant trip and aren't annoyed by Mary.
Norm: It's good to be polite when using your cell phone.
Situation: Mary is taking a crowded bus home from work one day.
Intention: Mary wants to answer her phone that's ringing.
Immoral action: Mary picks up her phone and is talking well above normal levels.
Immoral consequence: The other passengers are mad at Mary for being selfish.
Norm: You shouldn't leave a mess for others to clean up.
Situation: Patrick finishes eating at his friend Bob's house and wipes his mouth with a paper towel.
Intention: Patrick wants to get the dirty paper towel out of his hand.
Moral action: Patrick gets up and throws the paper towel in the kitchen garbage can.
Moral consequence: Bob is happy to see his friend help him keep the kitchen clean.
Norm: You shouldn't leave a mess for others to clean up.
Situation: Patrick finishes eating at his friend Bob's house and wipes his mouth with a paper towel.
Intention: Patrick wants to get the dirty paper towel out of his hand.
Immoral action: Patrick lobs the paper towel onto the dinner plate, where it bounces and rolls to the middle of the table.
Immoral consequence: Bob is disgusted by Patrick's careless disregard for his kitchen and feels let down.
Norm: It's disgusting to pee on somebody else
Situation: Bill and his wife Nancy are having a chat in the bathroom, with Nancy sitting on the toilet as she’s talking to Bill.
Intention: Bill wants to pee urgently.
Moral action: Bill turns to the bathtub and pees in the tub while running the shower.
Moral consequence: Nancy is happy Bill found a reasonable solution for his urgent need to relieve himself.
Norm: It's disgusting to pee on somebody else
Situation: Bill and his wife Nancy are having a chat in the bathroom, with Nancy sitting on the toilet as she’s talking to Bill.
Intention: Bill wants to pee urgently.
Immoral action: Bill turns towards the toilet and pees all over Nancy as she is in the way of the bowl.
Immoral consequence: Nancy is disgusted yet mildly turned on but nevertheless  admonishes Bill for urinating all over her.
Norm: It's immoral to be abusive toward your spouse.
Situation: Mitch has a bad day at work and comes home feeling angry.
Intention: He wants to work out his anger somehow.
Moral action: Mitch releases his anger though a vigorous workout in his home gym.
Moral consequence: Mitch feels better after his workout and has an enjoyable evening with his wife.
Norm: It's immoral to be abusive toward your spouse.
Situation: Mitch has a bad day at work and comes home feeling angry.
Intention: He wants to work out his anger somehow.
Immoral action: Mitch takes his anger out on his wife and beats her up badly.
Immoral consequence: Mitch is arrested by the police and his wife leaves him.
Norm: Often getting sexually involved with a friend is foolish.
Situation: Markus is having a fun night at the club.
Intention: Markus wants to have sex.
Moral action: Markus picks a stranger and takes them home to have sex.
Moral consequence: Markus has an enjoyable sexual experience with no strings attached.
Norm: Often getting sexually involved with a friend is foolish.
Situation: Markus is having a fun night at the club.
Intention: Markus wants to have sex.
Immoral action: Markus sees a friend and takes him home and has sex with him.
Immoral consequence: Markus and his friend become distant after sharing an intimate time together.
Norm: You shouldn't back out of a friend's plans.
Situation: Larry got invited to dinner with Ken, and he said yes, but later in the day he was feeling lazy.
Intention: Larry wants to enjoy his day.
Moral action: Larry goes out to dinner with his friend.
Moral consequence: Larry has a great time with his friend, and they get closer.
Norm: You shouldn't back out of a friend's plans.
Situation: Larry got invited to dinner with Ken, and he said yes, but later in the day he was feeling lazy.
Intention: Larry wants to enjoy his day.
Immoral action: Larry cancels on his friend and stays home.
Immoral consequence: Larry hurts his friend's feelings.
Norm: It's unacceptable to hide something from your significant other.
Situation: Martha just started dating Justin, and they're still getting to know one another.
Intention: Martha wants Justin to like her.
Moral action: Martha focuses on being herself and having fun when she's with Justin.
Moral consequence: Martha and Justin build their relationship on a foundation of trust.
Norm: It's unacceptable to hide something from your significant other.
Situation: Martha just started dating Justin, and they're still getting to know one another.
Intention: Martha wants Justin to like her.
Immoral action: Martha knowingly omits certain things about herself when talking to Justin in order to seem more likable.
Immoral consequence: Justin learns of Martha's lies and begins to distrust her.
Norm: It's not okay to disturb things when they are sleeping.
Situation: Mary is sleeping in bed when her husband, Jonathan walks by and notices her there.
Intention: Jonathan wants to kiss Mary.
Moral action: Jonathan very gently kisses Mary on her forehead, barely touching her.
Moral consequence: Mary continues to sleep deeply and eventually wakes up feeling rested.