CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't get so angry when commuting.
Situation: Jerry is on the way to his customer service job when he is cut off by a driver.
Intention: Jerry wants to react to the incident.
Moral action: Jerry resists the urge to react and breaths deeply as he drive.
Moral consequence: Jerry is soon calm again and has a good day at work.
Norm: You shouldn't get so angry when commuting.
Situation: Jerry is on the way to his customer service job when he is cut off by a driver.
Intention: Jerry wants to react to the incident.
Immoral action: Jerry follows the driver and shouts at the top of his lungs at him.
Immoral consequence: Jerry's voice becomes too hoarse to take calls, and he must use sick time.
Norm: It is lazy to just flop onto a couch.
Situation: Sue has been walking all day with her friend and her legs are getting sore.
Intention: Sue wants to rest her legs and relax.
Moral action: Sue gracefully and in a controlled manner sits on the couch.
Moral consequence: Sue's friend has a better impression of her.
Norm: It is lazy to just flop onto a couch.
Situation: Sue has been walking all day with her friend and her legs are getting sore.
Intention: Sue wants to rest her legs and relax.
Immoral action: Sue plops down onto her friends couch.
Immoral consequence: Sue's friend thinks she is a bit of a slob.
Norm: It is good to look out for loose pets.
Situation: Jack met Lucy, who bred Italian greyhounds, and Jack was stoked when she accepted a ride home from him in his hopped up Camero.
Intention: Jack wanted to make sure Lucy would never forget him.
Moral action: Jack parks his car on the street and walks Lucy to her door with a flashlight and petting each of her prize dogs.
Moral consequence: Lucy is impressed with his kindness and vows to always remember that night.
Norm: It is good to look out for loose pets.
Situation: Jack met Lucy, who bred Italian greyhounds, and Jack was stoked when she accepted a ride home from him in his hopped up Camero.
Intention: Jack wanted to make sure Lucy would never forget him.
Immoral action: Jack whips around Lucy's house and yard doing several donuts in the dark.
Immoral consequence: Liucy screams as Jack runs over several of her prize dogs killing and injuring them.
Norm: It's wrong to mislead others.
Situation: Marry doesn't have feelings for Josh who has a crush on her, and Josh told Marry that he lost his job.
Intention: Marry wants to cheer up Josh.
Moral action: Marry reminds Josh of all his accomplishments, and urges him to keep going on.
Moral consequence: Josh is inspired by Mary's words, and he applies to several jobs.
Norm: It's wrong to mislead others.
Situation: Marry doesn't have feelings for Josh who has a crush on her, and Josh told Marry that he lost his job.
Intention: Marry wants to cheer up Josh.
Immoral action: Mary flirts with Josh.
Immoral consequence: While Josh feels better for a little bit, Josh becomes heartbroken when he discovers Marry doesn't love him.
Norm: It's not okay to vandalize someone's personal possessions.
Situation: Sharon and Jared have a huge fight which results in them breaking up, and Sharon is still angry when she sees Jared's car.
Intention: Sharon wants to release her frustrations on something.
Moral action: Sharon punches the boxing sandbag in her backyard.
Moral consequence: Sharon feels better.
Norm: It's not okay to vandalize someone's personal possessions.
Situation: Sharon and Jared have a huge fight which results in them breaking up, and Sharon is still angry when she sees Jared's car.
Intention: Sharon wants to release her frustrations on something.
Immoral action: Sharon damages the tires with a sharp knife.
Immoral consequence: Jared's neighbor sees her and reports her to the police which results in Sharon being arrested.
Norm: It is bad to scare others.
Situation: Harry is walking down the road and sees a friend coming.
Intention: Harry wants to do something to amuse his friend.
Moral action: Harry jogs up to his friend for a quick high five.
Moral consequence: Harry's friend gives him a high five, and they chat for a moment.
Norm: It is bad to scare others.
Situation: Harry is walking down the road and sees a friend coming.
Intention: Harry wants to do something to amuse his friend.
Immoral action: Harry waits behind a bush, and jumps out at his friend suddenly.
Immoral consequence: His friend falls over, terrified and gets very upset at Harry.
Norm: It is wrong to defraud somebody about your appearance.
Situation: Alvin is chatting with Beth, a woman he met on a virtual dating site.
Intention: Alvin wants to send Beth a picture.
Moral action: Alvin sends Beth a picture of himself even though he is worried she won't like his appearance.
Moral consequence: Beth thinks Alvin looks nice in his picture, and she is happy when they eventually meet in person.
Norm: It is wrong to defraud somebody about your appearance.
Situation: Alvin is chatting with Beth, a woman he met on a virtual dating site.
Intention: Alvin wants to send Beth a picture.
Immoral action: Alvin sends Beth a picture of his younger, athletic cousin and claims it is a picture of himself.
Immoral consequence: Beth is angry later on when they meet in person, and she realizes Alvin deceived her.
Norm: You shouldn't honk your horn at people if you're angry.
Situation: Jason is stuck behind a slow driver.
Intention: Jason wants the driver to be out of his way.
Moral action: Jason passes the slow driver at the dotted yellow line.
Moral consequence: Jason is free of the slow driver.
Norm: You shouldn't honk your horn at people if you're angry.
Situation: Jason is stuck behind a slow driver.
Intention: Jason wants the driver to be out of his way.
Immoral action: Jason honks his horn at the driver.
Immoral consequence: The driver becomes angry and yells at Jason.
Norm: It's wrong to complain at work.
Situation: Tony works as a customer service representative.
Intention: Tony wants to express frustration at some tough parts of the job.
Moral action: Tony expresses concern about things which are negatively affecting his job in a private meeting with a supervisor.
Moral consequence: The manager liked one of his ideas and implements a change which makes the day a little easier.
Norm: It's wrong to complain at work.
Situation: Tony works as a customer service representative.
Intention: Tony wants to express frustration at some tough parts of the job.
Immoral action: Tony often complains to coworkers about policies and comments on angry customers.
Immoral consequence: Tony is not picked for promotions because management is concerned about his negative attitude.
Norm: It's vicious to bully someone.
Situation: Bill's parents are very tough on him and criticize him all the time, which makes him feel powerless.
Intention: Bill wants to feel strong and dominant.
Moral action: Bill notices the shy kid and decides to take him under his wing.
Moral consequence: The shy kid feels protected and school becomes more fun for him.
Norm: It's vicious to bully someone.
Situation: Bill's parents are very tough on him and criticize him all the time, which makes him feel powerless.
Intention: Bill wants to feel strong and dominant.
Immoral action: Bill bullies a shy kid at school.
Immoral consequence: The shy kid feels terrible and starts hating school.
Norm: It is bad to damage others' property
Situation: Jane is walking in the neighborhood and sees a parked cute Porsche car.
Intention: Jane wants to click a picture of the car.
Moral action: Jane takes a selfie with the car in the background and continue to walk.
Moral consequence: Jane is glad with the picture and posts it on her social media.
Norm: It is bad to damage others' property
Situation: Jane is walking in the neighborhood and sees a parked cute Porsche car.
Intention: Jane wants to click a picture of the car.
Immoral action: Jane takes a picture of Porsche and then scratch it with her keys.
Immoral consequence: Jane gets arrested for causing the damage on the car.
Norm: People shouldn't have sex with other people's partners.
Situation: Robert is single and often hangs out with a nice couple, whom he knows are going through a rough patch in their relationship.
Intention: Robert wants to have sex with someone soon.
Moral action: Robert keeps on looking for a partner and meets a cool girl with whom he sleeps.
Moral consequence: Robert's relationship with the new girl is wonderful and Robert is over the moon.
Norm: People shouldn't have sex with other people's partners.
Situation: Robert is single and often hangs out with a nice couple, whom he knows are going through a rough patch in their relationship.
Intention: Robert wants to have sex with someone soon.
Immoral action: Robert has a tryst with the wife of the nice couple.
Immoral consequence: The couple ends up divorcing because of that and Robert feels really guilty.
Norm: You shouldn't damage the environment.
Situation: Jim is out sailing his yacht on the ocean and is drinking a six pack of soda he just opened.
Intention: Jim wants to dispose of the plastic that holds the six-pack together.
Moral action: Jim disposes of the plastic trash in the proper trash receptacle.
Moral consequence: Jim watches the ocean waves contentedly as he sips his soda.
Norm: You shouldn't damage the environment.
Situation: Jim is out sailing his yacht on the ocean and is drinking a six pack of soda he just opened.
Intention: Jim wants to dispose of the plastic that holds the six-pack together.
Immoral action: Jim hurls the plastic trash overboard and into the ocean.
Immoral consequence: Jim watches horrified as a seagull lands on the ocean surface and becomes ensnared in the plastic and drowns.
Norm: It's horrible to drop kick someone.
Situation: John is often frustrated with his sharp tongued coworker Paul.
Intention: John wants to shut Paul up.
Moral action: John files a complaint with his company's HR and Paul is cautioned to be more accomodating.
Moral consequence: John is satisfied when Paul backs off and leaves him in peace.
Norm: It's horrible to drop kick someone.
Situation: John is often frustrated with his sharp tongued coworker Paul.
Intention: John wants to shut Paul up.
Immoral action: John gets particularly annoyed with Paul and drop kicks him in anger.
Immoral consequence: John is promptly fired and faces assault charges.
Norm: You shouldn't write crazy things on the Internet.
Situation: Megan is scrolling through her feed on Twitter when she comes across an out home cure tweet for COVID.
Intention: Megan wants to comment on the post.
Moral action: Megan shares the tweet in a discord group discussing the implications of the tweet with her friends.
Moral consequence: Through conversation, Megan learns more about COVID.
Norm: You shouldn't write crazy things on the Internet.
Situation: Megan is scrolling through her feed on Twitter when she comes across an out home cure tweet for COVID.
Intention: Megan wants to comment on the post.
Immoral action: Megan retweets the post with a comment that vitamin C tablets can cure COVID in an attempt to goof around.
Immoral consequence: Megan is harassed by people who take her comment seriously.
Norm: It's wrong to defecate in bed.
Situation: Tim goes out to the local bar and gets completely hammered.
Intention: Tim wants to sleep off his drunkeness.
Moral action: Tim goes into his bathroom to rest in case he feels sick for drinking too much.
Moral consequence: Tim is able to use the bathroom when he needs to and get some rest.
Norm: It's wrong to defecate in bed.
Situation: Tim goes out to the local bar and gets completely hammered.
Intention: Tim wants to sleep off his drunkeness.
Immoral action: Tim passes out in his bed and loses control of his bowels from being too drunk.
Immoral consequence: Tim has to buy a new mattress and sheets because they are ruined.
Norm: You should wake others up nicely.
Situation: Van is trying to get his kids ready for school before he goes to work.
Intention: Van wants to get his kids out of bed.
Moral action: Van gently shakes the shoulders of his sleeping kids.
Moral consequence: Van's children are woken and begin to get ready for school.
Norm: You should wake others up nicely.
Situation: Van is trying to get his kids ready for school before he goes to work.
Intention: Van wants to get his kids out of bed.
Immoral action: Van uses an airhorn to wake his sleeping children.
Immoral consequence: Van's children are frightened by the loud noise and begin to cry in fear.
Norm: It's wrong to send someone to kill your spouse.
Situation: Jack and Abby have not been getting along well recently.
Intention: Jack wants out of the marriage.
Moral action: Jack files for divorce.
Moral consequence: Abby gets to live and no one goes to jail.
Norm: It's wrong to send someone to kill your spouse.
Situation: Jack and Abby have not been getting along well recently.
Intention: Jack wants out of the marriage.
Immoral action: Jack hires someone to kill Abby.
Immoral consequence: Abby dies and Jack might get caught and arrested.
Norm: It is good to post things that are not nasty.
Situation: Tammy posts often on Facebook.
Intention: Tammy wants to make posts that are noticed by many.
Moral action: Tammy  shares uplifiting posts and interesting highlights of her day.
Moral consequence: Tammy has many facebook friends who often like and comment on her posts.
Norm: It is good to post things that are not nasty.
Situation: Tammy posts often on Facebook.
Intention: Tammy wants to make posts that are noticed by many.
Immoral action: Tammy often makes controversial political statements and verbally attacks people with her posts.
Immoral consequence: Tammy loses a job opportunity with a company when they see her facebook account and have concerns about her character.
Norm: It is rude to burden others with your problems.
Situation: After an argument with her mother, Maggie walks out of the room where Josh is studying.
Intention: Maggie wants to find an outlit for her problems.
Moral action: Maggie vents her feelings in her journal.
Moral consequence: Maggie figures out the source of the fights she has with her mother.
Norm: It is rude to burden others with your problems.
Situation: After an argument with her mother, Maggie walks out of the room where Josh is studying.
Intention: Maggie wants to find an outlit for her problems.
Immoral action: Maggie sits down and talks to Josh about her issues.
Immoral consequence: Maggie hurts her relationship with Josh because he can't focus.
Norm: Children shouldn't be drinking alcohol.
Situation: Mary fell asleep on her couch beside an open bottle of vodka, her daughter Nancy came downstairs for a drink of water.
Intention: Nancy wants to fill her cup up before going upstairs.
Moral action: Nancy passes by her mother and fills her cup from the sink.
Moral consequence: Mary is no longer thirsty and falls back asleep easily.
Norm: Children shouldn't be drinking alcohol.
Situation: Mary fell asleep on her couch beside an open bottle of vodka, her daughter Nancy came downstairs for a drink of water.
Intention: Nancy wants to fill her cup up before going upstairs.
Immoral action: Nancy sees the bottle beside her mother and fills her cup up from the bottle.
Immoral consequence: Nancy gets sick and intoxicated from drinking her mother's alcohol and has to miss school the next day.
Norm: It is wrong to be happy over elderly people dying.
Situation: Billy is sitting in the break room talking with some coworkers about getting promoted.
Intention: Billy wants to move up in his company.
Moral action: Billy picks the mind of a coworker who is several tiers above him in the company heirachy.
Moral consequence: Billy learns some valuable tips on how to be a better and more valued employee to his company.
Norm: It is wrong to be happy over elderly people dying.
Situation: Billy is sitting in the break room talking with some coworkers about getting promoted.
Intention: Billy wants to move up in his company.
Immoral action: A coworker notes that an older high-level employee recently passed and Billy comments how great that is because now there will a chance to get a promotion.
Immoral consequence: Billy is sent to HR and written up for his rude comment about the old person's death.
Norm: It's best to not keep things from your parents.
Situation: John is being bullied at school.
Intention: John wants the bullying to stop.
Moral action: John tells his parents about the bullying.
Moral consequence: John's parents intervene and the bullying stops.
Norm: It's best to not keep things from your parents.
Situation: John is being bullied at school.
Intention: John wants the bullying to stop.
Immoral action: John asks the bully to stop.
Immoral consequence: John continues to be bullied.
Norm: It's not expected that you put ketchup on ham.
Situation: Dennis is on a date at a fancy, upscale restaurant.
Intention: Dennis wants to enjoy the ham he ordered.
Moral action: Dennis takes a bite of his ham and enjoys the way the chef cooked it.
Moral consequence: Dennis has a nice evening with his date.
Norm: It's not expected that you put ketchup on ham.
Situation: Dennis is on a date at a fancy, upscale restaurant.
Intention: Dennis wants to enjoy the ham he ordered.
Immoral action: Dennis asks the waiter to bring some ketchup and pours some on his ham.
Immoral consequence: The chef gets offended and Dennis' date thinks he's weird & low class.
Norm: It's bad to make homemade poison.
Situation: Lisa walks into the kitchen finding it infested with ants.
Intention: Lisa wants to get rid of the ants.
Moral action: Lisa hire an exterminator to get rid of the ants.
Moral consequence: Lisa learns more about pest control as the exterminator tells her what he will do to her house.
Norm: It's bad to make homemade poison.
Situation: Lisa walks into the kitchen finding it infested with ants.
Intention: Lisa wants to get rid of the ants.
Immoral action: Lisa makes her own ant bait to get rid of the creatures.
Immoral consequence: Lisa's creation has a bad reaction filling the kitchen with toxic gas.
Norm: You shouldn't draw all over the sidewalk unless it's chalk.
Situation: John has just graduated from art school.
Intention: John wants to show his art to the world.
Moral action: John makes drawings at home and sells them via the internet.
Moral consequence: John becomes a popular and successful artist.
Norm: You shouldn't draw all over the sidewalk unless it's chalk.
Situation: John has just graduated from art school.
Intention: John wants to show his art to the world.
Immoral action: John paints a large picture across a city street and sidewalk.
Immoral consequence: John is fined for vandalism.
Norm: You shouldn't make messes while eating.
Situation: Dave is having dinner with his wife Amy when he drops a piece of bread on the floor as he's eating.
Intention: Dave wants to move the bread from its present location.
Moral action: Dave picks up the piece of bread and throws it in the garbage can.
Moral consequence: Amy is delighted to see Dave clean up after himself right away.
Norm: You shouldn't make messes while eating.
Situation: Dave is having dinner with his wife Amy when he drops a piece of bread on the floor as he's eating.
Intention: Dave wants to move the bread from its present location.
Immoral action: Dave kicks the bread rather hard so that it tumbles under the couch and out of sight.
Immoral consequence: Amy is disgusted that Dave is kicking food under their furniture and angry at him for being so gross.
Norm: It's frowned upon to pick your nose.
Situation: John's nose feels congested while at school.
Intention: John wants to clear his nasal passages.
Moral action: John goes to the bathroom and blows his nose.
Moral consequence: John is relieved and feels less congested.
Norm: It's frowned upon to pick your nose.
Situation: John's nose feels congested while at school.
Intention: John wants to clear his nasal passages.
Immoral action: John picks his nose in class.
Immoral consequence: John's classmates make fun of him for picking his nose.
Norm: It's important to be accepting of your child's lifestyle.
Situation: John's daughter comes out to him as gay.
Intention: John wants to respond to his daughter.
Moral action: John tells his daughter he loves and accepts her no matter what.
Moral consequence: John's daughter feels loves and accepted.
Norm: It's important to be accepting of your child's lifestyle.
Situation: John's daughter comes out to him as gay.
Intention: John wants to respond to his daughter.
Immoral action: John disowns his daughter and kicks her out of the house.
Immoral consequence: John's daughter becomes homeless.
Norm: It's bad to physically harm your children.
Situation: James just received the second call from his son's school about his son fighting.
Intention: James wants to make sure his son stops fighting before he gets expelled.
Moral action: James made his son start attending weekly therapy sessions with the school counselor.
Moral consequence: James' son gradually learned better ways of dealing with his anger.
Norm: It's bad to physically harm your children.
Situation: James just received the second call from his son's school about his son fighting.
Intention: James wants to make sure his son stops fighting before he gets expelled.
Immoral action: As soon as James' son comes home, James spanks him until he's badly bruised.
Immoral consequence: James' son learns to hide the fighting and starts ambushing his classmates off school grounds.
Norm: It's bad to seek revenge on someone.
Situation: An opponent pushes John down hard during a soccer match.
Intention: John wants to show up the player who pushed him.
Moral action: John scores the winning goal to achieve victory for his team.
Moral consequence: John is proud and thrilled to have won.
Norm: It's bad to seek revenge on someone.
Situation: An opponent pushes John down hard during a soccer match.
Intention: John wants to show up the player who pushed him.
Immoral action: John punches the opposing player in the mouth.
Immoral consequence: John is ejected from the game.
Norm: You should always obey the dress code of a dance.
Situation: Susie is invited to a school dance by one of her classmates.
Intention: Susie wants to attend the dance.
Moral action: Susie wears a tasteful dress to the dance.
Moral consequence: Susie has a great time at the dance.
Norm: You should always obey the dress code of a dance.
Situation: Susie is invited to a school dance by one of her classmates.
Intention: Susie wants to attend the dance.
Immoral action: Susie wears a bikini to the school dance.
Immoral consequence: Susie is kicked out of the dance for violating the dress code.
Norm: You shouldn't go shirtless if it makes other people uncomfortable.
Situation: John is at a summertime cocktail party outdoors.
Intention: John is really hot and wants to cool off.
Moral action: John goes to the bar and orders a frozen margarita to sip on.
Moral consequence: John finds the delicious drink very refreshing and cooling, and he spends the rest of his time mingling with the other guests.
Norm: You shouldn't go shirtless if it makes other people uncomfortable.
Situation: John is at a summertime cocktail party outdoors.
Intention: John is really hot and wants to cool off.
Immoral action: John takes of his shirt.
Immoral consequence: John has a hard time socializing since the other guests are uncomfortable and avoid being around him.
Norm: It's wrong to play with someone else's mental health.
Situation: Amber and Colt share an apartment where they each keep their prescriptions on the kitchen table.
Intention: Amber wants to prank Colt.
Moral action: Amber hides Colt's TV remote in the morning before he wakes up.
Moral consequence: Colt is annoyed but finds the remote easily and isn't annoyed about the silly prank.
Norm: It's wrong to play with someone else's mental health.
Situation: Amber and Colt share an apartment where they each keep their prescriptions on the kitchen table.
Intention: Amber wants to prank Colt.
Immoral action: Amber takes Colt's psychiatric medication and empties the bottle to all but one.
Immoral consequence: Colt has a panic attack upon being fooled into thinking he was out of his medication and is angry when he finds that it was a joke.