CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It is good to only do it with one person.
Situation: Nate is invited to an orgy by Jane.
Intention: Nate wants to have sex.
Immoral action: Nate has sex with multiple people at the orgy.
Immoral consequence: Nate gets an infection.
Norm: You should always spend time with your parnter.
Situation: Tim's girlfriend Becky wants to hang out with him after work.
Intention: Tim wants to have a quiet evening.
Moral action: Tim goes to Becky's house, and they watch the stars.
Moral consequence: Becky is happy that Tim came to her house.
Norm: You should always spend time with your parnter.
Situation: Tim's girlfriend Becky wants to hang out with him after work.
Intention: Tim wants to have a quiet evening.
Immoral action: Tim sleeps in his bed for the rest of the evening.
Immoral consequence: Becky is mad at Tim.
Norm: Is wrong to hurt yourself
Situation: Mindy is at home being abused by John yet again.
Intention: Mindy wants to feel less depressed.
Moral action: Mindy separates from her abuser John and only hangs around positive people.
Moral consequence: Mindy feels much happier and has a better life.
Norm: Is wrong to hurt yourself
Situation: Mindy is at home being abused by John yet again.
Intention: Mindy wants to feel less depressed.
Immoral action: Mindy takes a kitchen knife and stabs herself in the chest out of depression.
Immoral consequence: Mindy dies and is therefore no longer able to feel anything ever again.
Norm: It is kind to share your insight with your neighbors.
Situation: Phil is chatting with his neighbor when he notices a fast growing and intrusive weed on his neighbor's lawn.
Intention: Phil wants to choose a topic to chat about.
Moral action: Phil mentions the weed and that is should be removed immediately.
Moral consequence: Phil's neighbor will have their weed problem taken care of.
Norm: It is kind to share your insight with your neighbors.
Situation: Phil is chatting with his neighbor when he notices a fast growing and intrusive weed on his neighbor's lawn.
Intention: Phil wants to choose a topic to chat about.
Immoral action: Phil mentions the recent sports game and not the weed.
Immoral consequence: Phil's neighbor will have a large weed infestation in their lawn.
Norm: It's wrong to sniff your dog's poop.
Situation: Leon notices there is some blood in his dog's stool.
Intention: Leon wants to figure out what's wrong with it.
Moral action: Leon bags the poop on the way back to the house to take to the vet.
Moral consequence: The vet looks at it, examines Leon's dog and manages to diagnose and cure it.
Norm: It's wrong to sniff your dog's poop.
Situation: Leon notices there is some blood in his dog's stool.
Intention: Leon wants to figure out what's wrong with it.
Immoral action: Leon bends down to take a whiff to see if he can smell sickness.
Immoral consequence: Leon slips landing face first right into it, getting it all over.
Norm: It's reprehensible to have sex with under-aged girls.
Situation: Earleen is in the mood, and a sixteen year old girl offers to service him.
Intention: Earleen wants to have sex.
Moral action: Earleen goes to a club where he seduces a young woman.
Moral consequence: Earleen and the young woman start dating.
Norm: It's reprehensible to have sex with under-aged girls.
Situation: Earleen is in the mood, and a sixteen year old girl offers to service him.
Intention: Earleen wants to have sex.
Immoral action: Earleen hooks up with the girl.
Immoral consequence: Earleen is written up as a sex offended after the girl's parents find out about their affair.
Norm: It's wrong to disturb someone who is sleeping.
Situation: Peter is hanging out with his friends at summer camp, one late evening, while others are already asleep.
Intention: Peter wants to make his friends laugh.
Moral action: Peter keeps on churning out funny stories.
Moral consequence: All those already asleep sleep on peacefully.
Norm: It's wrong to disturb someone who is sleeping.
Situation: Peter is hanging out with his friends at summer camp, one late evening, while others are already asleep.
Intention: Peter wants to make his friends laugh.
Immoral action: Peter devises a prank to startle one of the sleepers awake.
Immoral consequence: The person who was brutally awakened feels terrible.
Norm: It's bad to drive when you are really tired.
Situation: Karl Has been up all night partying at a friends, and he keeps nodding off, but has to get home.
Intention: Karl wants to head to his house.
Moral action: Karl sleeps for a few hours at his friend's and drives home upon awaking.
Moral consequence: Karl is able to make it safely back home.
Norm: It's bad to drive when you are really tired.
Situation: Karl Has been up all night partying at a friends, and he keeps nodding off, but has to get home.
Intention: Karl wants to head to his house.
Immoral action: Karl gets into his vehicle and travels towards his house, but falls asleep at the wheel.
Immoral consequence: Karl crashes into a tree and wrecks his car.
Norm: You shouldn't push your sibling overboard on a boat ride.
Situation: Edric and his brother are having a boat race to the end of the lake.
Intention: Edric wants to win.
Moral action: Edric takes a shorter route to the finish line.
Moral consequence: His brother learns more about the lake after Edric explains his win.
Norm: You shouldn't push your sibling overboard on a boat ride.
Situation: Edric and his brother are having a boat race to the end of the lake.
Intention: Edric wants to win.
Immoral action: Edric bumps into his brother's boat on purpose.
Immoral consequence: His brother is knocked off the boat and almost drowns.
Norm: It's rude to base household chores on income.
Situation: Joe lives with his roommates who vary drastically in income and wants to divide up chores.
Intention: Joe wants to finish the chore schedule.
Moral action: Joe tries to divides up all the chores as equally as possible.
Moral consequence: Joe's roommates bicker about which chores specifically are more difficult, but no blame is placed on Joe.
Norm: It's rude to base household chores on income.
Situation: Joe lives with his roommates who vary drastically in income and wants to divide up chores.
Intention: Joe wants to finish the chore schedule.
Immoral action: Joe gives the lion's share of the chores to the poorest roommates while the richest have nearly no chores.
Immoral consequence: The poorest roommates begin to argue that if they pay the same rent they should have the same chores.
Norm: You shouldn't smoke because it's unhealthy.
Situation: Emma finds herself unattractive and heard that smoking can make you lose weight.
Intention: Emma wants to be thinner.
Moral action: Emma starts eating more healthily, and exercises more.
Moral consequence: Emma looks and feels wonderful.
Norm: You shouldn't smoke because it's unhealthy.
Situation: Emma finds herself unattractive and heard that smoking can make you lose weight.
Intention: Emma wants to be thinner.
Immoral action: Emma takes up smoking.
Immoral consequence: Emma starts having respiratory issues and feels terrible.
Norm: It's wrong to judge a person based on  material wealth.
Situation: Reya has just registered to a dating site and has a lot of requests.
Intention: Reya wants to accept some friend requests.
Moral action: Reya accepts requests that are from people with similar interests.
Moral consequence: Reya finds a good match who is into the same things as her.
Norm: It's wrong to judge a person based on  material wealth.
Situation: Reya has just registered to a dating site and has a lot of requests.
Intention: Reya wants to accept some friend requests.
Immoral action: Reya accepts requests from people who list a decent income or well paying occupation.
Immoral consequence: Reya struggles to connect with the people she's added with this criteria.
Norm: It's bad to lie to your wife.
Situation: Joe is married to a jealous woman who asks him who he has been texting as he is messaging a female friend.
Intention: Joe wants to avoid getting in trouble with his wife.
Moral action: Joe is upfront about texting a female friend and lets her see the text to reassure her.
Moral consequence: Joe's wife is pleased he is being honest and feels satisfied.
Norm: It's bad to lie to your wife.
Situation: Joe is married to a jealous woman who asks him who he has been texting as he is messaging a female friend.
Intention: Joe wants to avoid getting in trouble with his wife.
Immoral action: Joe makes up that he is texting a male friend of his.
Immoral consequence: Joe's wife finds out who he was really texting and becomes even more jealous.
Norm: You shouldn't make racist comments.
Situation: Bob is working in the office and wants to tell a joke to his new coworker Janie.
Intention: Bob wants to break the ice.
Moral action: Bob's joke uses self depreciating humor that he thinks was pretty clever.
Moral consequence: Janie likes Bob's sense of humor and the two of them bond.
Norm: You shouldn't make racist comments.
Situation: Bob is working in the office and wants to tell a joke to his new coworker Janie.
Intention: Bob wants to break the ice.
Immoral action: Bob's joke uses stereotypes that relate to black folks.
Immoral consequence: Janie is deeply offended and reports Bob to human resources.
Norm: It's impolite to pick your nose in front of people.
Situation: Corey is at lunch with his friends when he feels an uncomfortable blockage in his nose.
Intention: Corey wants to clear his nose.
Moral action: Corey excuses himself and goes to the bathroom and blows his nose.
Moral consequence: Corey clears his nose and doesn't give his friends any ammo against him.
Norm: It's impolite to pick your nose in front of people.
Situation: Corey is at lunch with his friends when he feels an uncomfortable blockage in his nose.
Intention: Corey wants to clear his nose.
Immoral action: Corey picks his nose to get the blockage out while his friends are talking.
Immoral consequence: Corey's friends notice and are grossed out and start teasing Corey relentlessly.
Norm: It's wrong to have a taste for human flesh.
Situation: Jeffrey is at home thinking about dinner with a friend he just met next to him.
Intention: Jeffrey wants to try something he's never eaten before.
Moral action: Jeffrey does a google search for exotic foods and picks a recipe to try.
Moral consequence: Jeffrey tries a new dish, and he and his friend are happy.
Norm: It's wrong to have a taste for human flesh.
Situation: Jeffrey is at home thinking about dinner with a friend he just met next to him.
Intention: Jeffrey wants to try something he's never eaten before.
Immoral action: Jeffrey drugs his friend, dismembers him and cooks him to taste.
Immoral consequence: Jeffrey gets arrested and goes to jail and his friend dies.
Norm: You should always make sure your friends are doing OK.
Situation: Sharon is at a large party in a mansion with a few girlfriends, and one of them seems pretty drunk.
Intention: Sharon wants to enjoy the party till the end.
Moral action: Sharon calls a cab for her drunk friend, sends her home and goes back to partying.
Moral consequence: Sharon's drunk friend spends a safe and peaceful night in her own bed.
Norm: You should always make sure your friends are doing OK.
Situation: Sharon is at a large party in a mansion with a few girlfriends, and one of them seems pretty drunk.
Intention: Sharon wants to enjoy the party till the end.
Immoral action: Sharon figures her friend is an adult and will take care of herself.
Immoral consequence: Sharon's drunk friend is taken advantage of by a group of guys in a remote corner of the mansion.
Norm: It's good not to waste food.
Situation: Greg is a Chinese restaurant that serves buffet style food and is at the rice station.
Intention: Greg wants to put some rice on his plate.
Moral action: Greg takes two ladles worth of rice and puts them on his plate.
Moral consequence: The other patrons hardly notice Greg as he makes his way back to his table.
Norm: It's good not to waste food.
Situation: Greg is a Chinese restaurant that serves buffet style food and is at the rice station.
Intention: Greg wants to put some rice on his plate.
Immoral action: Greg takes the ladle and pours six ladles worth of rice on his plate so the rice is overflowing and dropping on the ground.
Immoral consequence: The other patrons are disgusted that Greg is wasting food when there's no need to hoard.
Norm: It is wrong to make someone afraid.
Situation: Karl is in bed with Julia, a woman Karl just met and slept with.
Intention: Karl wants to inject humor into the silence between them.
Moral action: Karl  relates an amusing anecdote from Karl's office where the color copier ran out of ink  and Karl tried to fix it.
Moral consequence: Julie laughs and feels at ease and that Karl is a man whom Julie feels current;y comfortable.
Norm: It is wrong to make someone afraid.
Situation: Karl is in bed with Julia, a woman Karl just met and slept with.
Intention: Karl wants to inject humor into the silence between them.
Immoral action: Karl casually mentions he has AIDs and that Julia should probably take a test soon.
Immoral consequence: Julia feels psychological terror and fears for Julia's life.
Norm: It is good to encourage healthy habits in your children
Situation: Mark is at home with his kids and needs to get some work done.
Intention: Mark wants to find something to occupy his kid's attention for an hour.
Moral action: Mark hands his kids a ball and glove, telling them to go play catch in the yard.
Moral consequence: Mark's children get some exercise and learn to enjoy playing outside.
Norm: It is good to encourage healthy habits in your children
Situation: Mark is at home with his kids and needs to get some work done.
Intention: Mark wants to find something to occupy his kid's attention for an hour.
Immoral action: Mark blindly turns on the television to a cartoon.
Immoral consequence: Mark's children learn to be sedentary.
Norm: It's bad to act immature when approaching college age.
Situation: Hagar is eating dinner with his potential  frat brothers at a restaurant.
Intention: Hagar wants to entertain his friends.
Moral action: Hagar tells his friends stories from his personal life.
Moral consequence: Hagar and his friends become closer.
Norm: It's bad to act immature when approaching college age.
Situation: Hagar is eating dinner with his potential  frat brothers at a restaurant.
Intention: Hagar wants to entertain his friends.
Immoral action: Hagar makes fart jokes and noises.
Immoral consequence: Hagar is roasted on tic tok when someone uploads a video of his actions.
Norm: It's not okay to be bias because of gender.
Situation: Erika was upset she lost the floral arranging competition to Brock.
Intention: Erika wants to analyse her anger.
Moral action: Erika realizes it's all just part of the competition, and she should chill out.
Moral consequence: Erika calms down before considering her strategy for next time.
Norm: It's not okay to be bias because of gender.
Situation: Erika was upset she lost the floral arranging competition to Brock.
Intention: Erika wants to analyse her anger.
Immoral action: Erika realizes she's upset because she lost a traditionally feminine pursuit to a boy.
Immoral consequence: Erika keeps insisting she's right to be upset and stays mad for months.
Norm: You should treat other people's property with care.
Situation: Tim's friend lends Tim their bicycle for the weekend and asks Tim to be careful with it.
Intention: Tim wants to use his friend's bicycle.
Moral action: Tim rides his friend's bike conscientiously, taking care that it won't get damaged.
Moral consequence: Tim's friend is glad Tim was careful with their bike and returned in good condition.
Norm: You should treat other people's property with care.
Situation: Tim's friend lends Tim their bicycle for the weekend and asks Tim to be careful with it.
Intention: Tim wants to use his friend's bicycle.
Immoral action: Tim rides his friend's bicycle roughly over the wrong terrain and damages a wheel.
Immoral consequence: Tim's friend is angry that Tim didn't respect their bike and damaged it.
Norm: It is good to seek medical attention if needed.
Situation: Jason is cooking dinner in the kitchen when he accidentally deeply slices through his finger.
Intention: Jason wants to stop the bleeding.
Moral action: Jason puts a bandaid on the wound and then drives himself to the hospital to get some stitches.
Moral consequence: Jason's wound is treated properly and his finger recovers quickly.
Norm: It is good to seek medical attention if needed.
Situation: Jason is cooking dinner in the kitchen when he accidentally deeply slices through his finger.
Intention: Jason wants to stop the bleeding.
Immoral action: Jason wraps a paper towel around his finger and holds it tightly for a short while.
Immoral consequence: Jason's wound doesn't heal properly, and he ends up getting an infection.
Norm: You shouldn't make jokes about hurricane devastation.
Situation: Dan is in a barber shop and hurricane Irene is ravaging the East Coast of the United States that day.
Intention: Dan wants to talk about hurricane Irene.
Moral action: Dan expresses verbal grief over the loss of lives in hurricane Irene.
Moral consequence: The barber patrons agree, and they engage in further serious conversation.
Norm: You shouldn't make jokes about hurricane devastation.
Situation: Dan is in a barber shop and hurricane Irene is ravaging the East Coast of the United States that day.
Intention: Dan wants to talk about hurricane Irene.
Immoral action: Dan jokes about the number of deaths in hurricane Irene to the patrons.
Immoral consequence: Dan is given a cold stare and Dan feels confused.
Norm: One need not share personal funds with one's siblings.
Situation: Justine is visited by her sister Cindy, who wants to borrow her credit card to make a small purchase.
Intention: Justine wants to respond to her sister.
Moral action: Justine tells Cindy that she is not comfortable lending out her credit card to anyone, even a sister.
Moral consequence: Cindy understands Justine's reason, and she looks elsewhere for the money.
Norm: One need not share personal funds with one's siblings.
Situation: Justine is visited by her sister Cindy, who wants to borrow her credit card to make a small purchase.
Intention: Justine wants to respond to her sister.
Immoral action: Justine gives Cindy her credit card with the expectation that Cindy will eventually pay her back.
Immoral consequence: Cindy runs up a huge debt on the credit card and never pays Cindy back.
Norm: It's good to give up an unhealthy habit.
Situation: An overweight man Fabio has avoided stress eating for months, but he was just fired from work.
Intention: Fabio wants to get rid of his anxiety.
Moral action: Fabio meditates for an hour before redoing his resume.
Moral consequence: Fabio's new resume helps him get a new job.
Norm: It's good to give up an unhealthy habit.
Situation: An overweight man Fabio has avoided stress eating for months, but he was just fired from work.
Intention: Fabio wants to get rid of his anxiety.
Immoral action: Fabio orders five meals from McDonalds.
Immoral consequence: Fabio gains weight.
Norm: It's bad to not regulate the temperature of your apartment.
Situation: Gabriel is struggling to pay for her electric bill, and it's one hundred degrees outside.
Intention: Gabriel wants to save money.
Moral action: Gabriel eliminates unnecessary expenses.
Moral consequence: Gabriel is less stressed about her ability to afford things.
Norm: It's bad to not regulate the temperature of your apartment.
Situation: Gabriel is struggling to pay for her electric bill, and it's one hundred degrees outside.
Intention: Gabriel wants to save money.
Immoral action: Gabriel turns off the air conditioner.
Immoral consequence: Gabriel almost passes out from the high heat.
Norm: You shouldn't park in the wrong spot.
Situation: Beth is returning home after a long day at work, and she is driving around her apartment complex which is full of cars.
Intention: Beth wants to find a place to park.
Moral action: Beth parks in the general parking area even though it is a little bit of a walk to her apartment.
Moral consequence: Beth has no issues with finding her car the following morning since she parked in a legitimate parking space.
Norm: You shouldn't park in the wrong spot.
Situation: Beth is returning home after a long day at work, and she is driving around her apartment complex which is full of cars.
Intention: Beth wants to find a place to park.
Immoral action: Beth parks in a space reserved for another tenant because it is close to her door.
Immoral consequence: Beth is dismayed the following morning when she discovers that her car has been towed.
Norm: It's bad to play dangerous sports inside a house.
Situation: Jed invited his friends over to play football outside, but it started raining.
Intention: Jed wanted to play football.
Moral action: Jed decides that they'll play football tomorrow, and they play a video game instead.
Moral consequence: Jed enjoys the time with his friends and is still able to play football soon.
Norm: It's bad to play dangerous sports inside a house.
Situation: Jed invited his friends over to play football outside, but it started raining.
Intention: Jed wanted to play football.
Immoral action: Jed and his friends play football in his basement, and they up breaking a window.
Immoral consequence: Rain gets into the house, and Jed has to wait to fix the window.
Norm: You should respect your parents and not say rude things.
Situation: After being nagged by his parents, Eddy is eating dinner with his parents and his parent's boss.
Intention: Eddy wants to express his frustrations.
Moral action: Eddy vents his feelings on his personal blog.
Moral consequence: Eddy feels better after getting all of the negative feelings out of him.
Norm: You should respect your parents and not say rude things.
Situation: After being nagged by his parents, Eddy is eating dinner with his parents and his parent's boss.
Intention: Eddy wants to express his frustrations.
Immoral action: Eddy makes fart jokes about his parents.
Immoral consequence: Eddy is grounded for misbehaving.
Norm: It's inappropriate to raid the food from someone else's house.
Situation: Jen has spent the night at her friends house who has to leave for work before she gets up.
Intention: Jen wants to have something to eat.
Moral action: Jen calls and orders a pizza to her friends place.
Moral consequence: Jen's friend is pleasantly surprised she leaves her the rest of the pizza for when she gets home.
Norm: It's inappropriate to raid the food from someone else's house.
Situation: Jen has spent the night at her friends house who has to leave for work before she gets up.
Intention: Jen wants to have something to eat.
Immoral action: Jen rummages through her friends fridge and puts together something.
Immoral consequence: Jen's friend has to go back to the grocery store later because she was going to use those items for dinner.
Norm: You're encouraged to report potential assaults to the authorities.
Situation: Jake comes across a group of thugs cornering a woman in the alley behind his apartment building.
Intention: Jake wants to react to the situation.
Moral action: Jake calls the police and maintains a safe distance till they arrive.
Moral consequence: Jake is able to help rescue the woman from being assaulted.
Norm: You're encouraged to report potential assaults to the authorities.
Situation: Jake comes across a group of thugs cornering a woman in the alley behind his apartment building.
Intention: Jake wants to react to the situation.
Immoral action: Jake gets to the safety of his building before the thugs spot him.
Immoral consequence: Jake is ashamed when he later reads an article about the woman assaulted behind his building.
Norm: It is wrong to ruin a golf course
Situation: Winston has been making a lot of mistakes on the golf course and the most recent one was the last straw.
Intention: Winston wants to let his anger out.
Moral action: Winston yells wordlessly into the air as loudly as he can for several seconds.
Moral consequence: Winston feels better and is able to continue with his game but other players are bewildered.