CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's good to be proud of your work.
Situation: Zach is in his office when his manager Todd comes in to tell him his last project won an industry prize, and he is invited to the award show.
Intention: Zach wants to respond to the news.
Moral action: Zach tells Todd that he's delighted to hear the news, and he can't wait to attend and make a speech.
Moral consequence: Todd is happy that Zach is keen on going and that he's such a great representative for the company.
Norm: It's good to be proud of your work.
Situation: Zach is in his office when his manager Todd comes in to tell him his last project won an industry prize, and he is invited to the award show.
Intention: Zach wants to respond to the news.
Immoral action: Zach tells Todd that it's nice and all but industry awards are dumb, and he's not going to attend.
Immoral consequence: Todd is sad that Zach doesn't care that he's being recognized and is not into representing the company at the awards.
Norm: It is good to thank someone for making your food.
Situation: Jared has been feeling sick and has spent the whole day in bed.
Intention: Jared wants his wife Sandra to make him some soup.
Moral action: When Sandra brings Jared the soup she made, he thanks her for making it.
Moral consequence: Sandra feels appreciated for making the soup and asks Jared if she can get anything else for him.
Norm: It is good to thank someone for making your food.
Situation: Jared has been feeling sick and has spent the whole day in bed.
Intention: Jared wants his wife Sandra to make him some soup.
Immoral action: Jared asks Sandra to make him soup and when she brings it to him he tells her to put it on the nightstand.
Immoral consequence: Sandra feels unappreciated because Jared didn't even thank her for making the soup.
Norm: You shouldn't give your roommate a curfew.
Situation: Jason is about to leave to go out with his friends and tells his roommate Alan goodbye.
Intention: Alan wants to respond to Jason.
Moral action: Alan tells Jason to have a great time and that he'll see him later.
Moral consequence: Jason is happy that Alan wished him a good time and is excited to get going.
Norm: You shouldn't give your roommate a curfew.
Situation: Jason is about to leave to go out with his friends and tells his roommate Alan goodbye.
Intention: Alan wants to respond to Jason.
Immoral action: Alan tells Jason to make sure he's back home before eleven pm or Alan will be very angry.
Immoral consequence: Jason is confused why Alan would think he can say that to him and is angry for suggesting that Alan has control over Jason.
Norm: You shouldn't be living with your ex.
Situation: Shane is living in a shared apartment with a girl that he used to date who doesn't have much respect for him.
Intention: Shane wants to save money on rent.
Moral action: Shane evicts his ex and finds a new roommate to share the place with.
Moral consequence: Shane's ex learns that not everyone will tolerate this sort of treatment.
Norm: You shouldn't be living with your ex.
Situation: Shane is living in a shared apartment with a girl that he used to date who doesn't have much respect for him.
Intention: Shane wants to save money on rent.
Immoral action: Shane continues to stay with his ex because he only has to pay half the rent.
Immoral consequence: Shane's ex thinks that he is a pushover and treats him poorly.
Norm: It's acceptable to block someone online.
Situation: Greg's kid Gus likes to hang out on online chatrooms and talk to strangers, and Greg notices Gus has been trying to meet one of them.
Intention: Greg wants to address the situation.
Moral action: Greg blocks the stranger from chatting with Gus using a chatroom blocking feature.
Moral consequence: Gus notices the stranger doesn't seem to be around any longer, and gives up trying to meet him.
Norm: It's acceptable to block someone online.
Situation: Greg's kid Gus likes to hang out on online chatrooms and talk to strangers, and Greg notices Gus has been trying to meet one of them.
Intention: Greg wants to address the situation.
Immoral action: Greg tells Gus he can't chat online with people anymore.
Immoral consequence: Gus secretly sneaks on to the PC when Greg's not around, and sets up a meeting with the stranger anyway.
Norm: It's hurtful to compete with friends for guys.
Situation: Emma's best friend Renee is telling her about her new crush, Tom, which also happens to be Emma's secret crush.
Intention: Emma wants to respond to Renee's revelation.
Moral action: Emma hides her feelings about Tom from Renee and wishes her good luck, deciding it's not worth ruining their friendship over a man.
Moral consequence: Renee and Emma's relationship improves since Renee felt like she was able to confide in Emma.
Norm: It's hurtful to compete with friends for guys.
Situation: Emma's best friend Renee is telling her about her new crush, Tom, which also happens to be Emma's secret crush.
Intention: Emma wants to respond to Renee's revelation.
Immoral action: Emma tells Renee that Tom is also her crush and that she's not going to back down.
Immoral consequence: Renee and Emma's relationship deteriorates since they find themselves in constant competition for Tom's attention.
Norm: It's good to help people fix things.
Situation: Candice has the weekend off, and his mother asks him to look over her slow computer.
Intention: Candice wants to have fun.
Moral action: Candice invites her friends over to join her  while Candice repairs his mother's computer.
Moral consequence: Candice's mother has fun bonding with Candice and her friends.
Norm: It's good to help people fix things.
Situation: Candice has the weekend off, and his mother asks him to look over her slow computer.
Intention: Candice wants to have fun.
Immoral action: Candice spends the weekend at the beach.
Immoral consequence: Candice's mother breaks her computer trying to fix it on her own.
Norm: It is bad to throw away a good jacket.
Situation: Janice just bought a new winter jacket but then decides she doesn't like how it looks.
Intention: Janice wants to get rid of her new jacket.
Moral action: Janice returns the new jacket to the store she bought it from and exchanges it for a different style.
Moral consequence: Janice wears her newest winter jacket once it gets cold and her friends compliment her on it.
Norm: It is bad to throw away a good jacket.
Situation: Janice just bought a new winter jacket but then decides she doesn't like how it looks.
Intention: Janice wants to get rid of her new jacket.
Immoral action: Janice puts her new jacket in the garbage and leaves it on the curb to be collected.
Immoral consequence: Janice has to spend more money on another jacket once it gets cold.
Norm: Ignoring your friends when other people are around is hurtful
Situation: Cambell is at a business party with his friend Charles.
Intention: Cambell wants to make new friends.
Moral action: Cambell invites Charles to play games with himself and other people at the party.
Moral consequence: Charles leaves the party with new friends.
Norm: Ignoring your friends when other people are around is hurtful
Situation: Cambell is at a business party with his friend Charles.
Intention: Cambell wants to make new friends.
Immoral action: Cambell leaves his friend in the other room to hang out with a group of well dressed people.
Immoral consequence: Charles is sad that Cambell abandoned him.
Norm: You shouldn't sleep with someone for money.
Situation: Rachel is a struggling college student trying to pay for her tuition out of pocket, and a man approaches her offering to pay for sex.
Intention: Rachel needs to come up with money.
Moral action: Rachel decides that she'd rather not take up the man's offer, and instead does gig work on Mechanical Turk.
Moral consequence: Rachel makes tons of money writing short stories for awesome requesters.
Norm: You shouldn't sleep with someone for money.
Situation: Rachel is a struggling college student trying to pay for her tuition out of pocket, and a man approaches her offering to pay for sex.
Intention: Rachel needs to come up with money.
Immoral action: Rachel decides that prostitution is the most efficient way to make ends meet.
Immoral consequence: Rachel is arrested by the man, who is an undercover cop.
Norm: It's good to keep your job.
Situation: Matt works as a truck driver but has been thinking about becoming an artist instead.
Intention: Matt wants to make a choice.
Moral action: Matt decides to put aside time every week to focus on art and do it as a side gig.
Moral consequence: Matt makes a little extra money from his art, so when combined with his trucking job, he does very well financially.
Norm: It's good to keep your job.
Situation: Matt works as a truck driver but has been thinking about becoming an artist instead.
Intention: Matt wants to make a choice.
Immoral action: Matt decides to dedicate himself full time to art, so he leaves the trucking industry.
Immoral consequence: Matt can't make enough money from his art to cover his rent and has to live out of his car when he's evicted.
Norm: You shouldn't interfere in a friend's relationship unless they ask.
Situation: Toni is having dinner with her friend and her friend's husband.
Intention: Toni wants to help her friend with her relationship.
Moral action: Toni asks the husband what he was into these days, so that her friend would know what kind of presents he would like.
Moral consequence: The husband tells Toni that he would like to take up golf and the wife decides to buy him some golf clubs.
Norm: You shouldn't interfere in a friend's relationship unless they ask.
Situation: Toni is having dinner with her friend and her friend's husband.
Intention: Toni wants to help her friend with her relationship.
Immoral action: Toni asks the husband if he has been faithful to her friend.
Immoral consequence: The husband thinks his wife put Toni up to this and doesn't trust him and the couple begins to argue.
Norm: It's good to be patient for your ride.
Situation: Joe was waiting on a ride from his friend to get to school.
Intention: Joe wants to get to school early.
Moral action: Joe asks his mother if she can bring him to school instead.
Moral consequence: Joe's mother drops him off to school ten minutes earlier than he usually arrived.
Norm: It's good to be patient for your ride.
Situation: Joe was waiting on a ride from his friend to get to school.
Intention: Joe wants to get to school early.
Immoral action: Joe calls his friend and tells him that he need to hurry up.
Immoral consequence: Joe's friend gets annoyed and decides not to pick him up at all.
Norm: It's wrong to hate someone you've never met.
Situation: Mark is at the state fair with his girlfriend.
Intention: Mark wants to win a stuffed animal for his girlfriend.
Moral action: Mark wins a stuffed elephant for his girlfriend he then meets a man and doesn't like the mans t-shirt but decides everyone has there own opinion.
Moral consequence: Mark feels happy all day and later he realizes the man is a good person.
Norm: It's wrong to hate someone you've never met.
Situation: Mark is at the state fair with his girlfriend.
Intention: Mark wants to win a stuffed animal for his girlfriend.
Immoral action: Mark wins a stuffed elephant for his girlfriend he then meets a man and doesn't like the mans t-shirt and decides he hates the man.
Immoral consequence: Mark gets angry at the man then later he realizes the man is a good person and regrets his feelings.
Norm: It's wrong to sexually harass people.
Situation: John sees his co-worker Jill standing at the water cooler.
Intention: John wants to give Jill a compliment.
Moral action: John walks over to Jill and tells her he likes the color of her shirt.
Moral consequence: Jill is flattered and compliments John on his clothing as well.
Norm: It's wrong to sexually harass people.
Situation: John sees his co-worker Jill standing at the water cooler.
Intention: John wants to give Jill a compliment.
Immoral action: John walks over to Jill and says the shirt she is wearing make her breasts look good.
Immoral consequence: Jill is offended and files a complaint against John with human resources.
Norm: You should remember your obligations to your friends.
Situation: Rob was working on an important project and his boss wanted him to work late but his friend had asked him to feed his cat at 7 pm.
Intention: Rob wanted to impress his new boss and take on the extra work.
Moral action: Rob tells his boss that he can finish the work that night, but asks if he can do it from home as he has to tend to his friend's cat.
Moral consequence: Rob's friend is very happy his cat was taken care of.
Norm: You should remember your obligations to your friends.
Situation: Rob was working on an important project and his boss wanted him to work late but his friend had asked him to feed his cat at 7 pm.
Intention: Rob wanted to impress his new boss and take on the extra work.
Immoral action: Rob settles in at his desk and works many hours past 5 pm with his boss and never feeds his friend's cat.
Immoral consequence: Rob's friend is very disappointed when he comes home to a hungry cat.
Norm: It's wrong to try eating disorders to lose weight.
Situation: Amy is carrying a few extra pounds and has a poor body image.
Intention: Amy wants to shed a few pounds.
Moral action: Amy decides to lose weight by cutting out sugary sodas and limiting her snacking.
Moral consequence: Amy loses weight and feels a lot healthier because she has a healthier diet.
Norm: It's wrong to try eating disorders to lose weight.
Situation: Amy is carrying a few extra pounds and has a poor body image.
Intention: Amy wants to shed a few pounds.
Immoral action: Amy decides to lose weight by hardly eating anything and throwing up after her meals.
Immoral consequence: Amy becomes very sick and underweight and has to go to inpatient treatment before she dies.
Norm: You should be honest with someone you have feelings for.
Situation: Max is approached by a classmate named Emily, asking him to the prom, but he doesn't like Emily.
Intention: Max wants to answer Emily's request.
Moral action: Max declines Emily's request, stating he doesn't think they get along well.
Moral consequence: Emily understands and Max feels happy for being honest.
Norm: You should be honest with someone you have feelings for.
Situation: Max is approached by a classmate named Emily, asking him to the prom, but he doesn't like Emily.
Intention: Max wants to answer Emily's request.
Immoral action: Max tells Emily he loves her, and he would love to go to the prom with her.
Immoral consequence: Max hates his time at the prom and Emily senses it.
Norm: It's considerate to go pick up a friend.
Situation: Jill is watching her favorite team play a big game, and her friend Paul has called her to ask for a ride because his car broke down.
Intention: Jill wants to follow her favorite team.
Moral action: Jill gets in the car and listens to the game on the radio while picking up Paul.
Moral consequence: Paul is grateful and helps Jill whenever she needs it.
Norm: It's considerate to go pick up a friend.
Situation: Jill is watching her favorite team play a big game, and her friend Paul has called her to ask for a ride because his car broke down.
Intention: Jill wants to follow her favorite team.
Immoral action: Jill tells Paul to call someone else, so she can keep watching the game.
Immoral consequence: Paul never does any favors for Jill and stops hanging out with her.
Norm: It's wrong to talk during a movie at the theater.
Situation: Darnell is watching a movie in a theater.
Intention: Darnell sees his friend Marcus sitting in a row ahead and wants to get his attention.
Moral action: Darnell waits until the movie is finished and finds Marcus as the patrons exit the theater.
Moral consequence: Everyone in the audience enjoys a film with no disruption.
Norm: It's wrong to talk during a movie at the theater.
Situation: Darnell is watching a movie in a theater.
Intention: Darnell sees his friend Marcus sitting in a row ahead and wants to get his attention.
Immoral action: Darnell loudly calls out to Marcus while the feature is playing.
Immoral consequence: The theater is distracted from the movie the crowd paid to watch.
Norm: It's good to want to rescue others.
Situation: Gary was walking by the lake in the park when he saw someone fall in.
Intention: Gary wants to watch the person in the water.
Moral action: Gary watches the person until they go under water, then he jumps in to save them.
Moral consequence: The person in the lake is very grateful that Gary has saved their life.
Norm: It's good to want to rescue others.
Situation: Gary was walking by the lake in the park when he saw someone fall in.
Intention: Gary wants to watch the person in the water.
Immoral action: Gary watches the person as they go under water and then walks away.
Immoral consequence: The person in the lake doesn't know how to swim, and they drown.
Norm: It's good to be well behaved.
Situation: Sam is a 5 year old who just finished eating a piece of cake his mother made for dessert.
Intention: Sam wants another piece of cake.
Moral action: Sam smiles asks his mother nicely for another piece of cake.
Moral consequence: Sam's mother gives him a small piece of cake which he enjoys eating.
Norm: It's good to be well behaved.
Situation: Sam is a 5 year old who just finished eating a piece of cake his mother made for dessert.
Intention: Sam wants another piece of cake.
Immoral action: Sam throws a tantrum, yelling, screaming and stomping his feet until his mom gives him more cake.
Immoral consequence: Sam is put in timeout by his mother for misbehaving and doesn't get any cake.
Norm: It's inappropriate to be attracted to a subordinate at work.
Situation: Betty thinks her assistant Dave from work is cute.
Intention: Betty wants to decide whether to ask Dave out or not.
Moral action: Betty decides not to ask him out because of their positions at work.
Moral consequence: Dave continues to work for Betty as an assistant with no interruptions.
Norm: It's inappropriate to be attracted to a subordinate at work.
Situation: Betty thinks her assistant Dave from work is cute.
Intention: Betty wants to decide whether to ask Dave out or not.
Immoral action: Betty decides to ask her assistant Dave out, and she does so quickly.
Immoral consequence: Dave says yes because he thinks Betty will fire him if he says no.
Norm: You shouldn't put up with children that lie to you.
Situation: Kayla has a child who has not completed his homework but claims that he did.
Intention: Kayla wants to have a peaceful day at home.
Moral action: Kayla is firm with her kid and puts him on time out until the homework is done.
Moral consequence: Kayla's kid understands that there will be consequences for his actions.
Norm: You shouldn't put up with children that lie to you.
Situation: Kayla has a child who has not completed his homework but claims that he did.
Intention: Kayla wants to have a peaceful day at home.
Immoral action: Kayla decides to let it go and not deal with it, so she can take it easy.
Immoral consequence: Kayla's kid is now encouraged not to tell the truth when it's advantageous.
Norm: It's rude to keep someone else's USB drive.
Situation: Katie would just take usb drives out of computers and keep them.
Intention: Katie wants to own more USB drives.
Moral action: Katie decides to stop taking random USB drives and buy her own.
Moral consequence: Katie's computer appreciates not having strange usb drives plugged into it.
Norm: It's rude to keep someone else's USB drive.
Situation: Katie would just take usb drives out of computers and keep them.
Intention: Katie wants to own more USB drives.
Immoral action: Katie keeps taking usb drives that she finds and uses them herself.
Immoral consequence: Eventually she mistakenly takes a USB killer and fries her computer.
Norm: It's not okay to neglect your responsibilities.
Situation: John has to work in an hour, but has just gotten a new video game.
Intention: John wants to play his new game.
Moral action: John goes to work on time, then plays the game afterward.
Moral consequence: John gets paid for his time at work, and gets to play his video game.
Norm: It's not okay to neglect your responsibilities.
Situation: John has to work in an hour, but has just gotten a new video game.
Intention: John wants to play his new game.
Immoral action: John stays home and plays his video game all night long.
Immoral consequence: John gets fired from his job and must find a new one.
Norm: It's bad to wish your kid hated her own dad.
Situation: Sally is tucking Rita, her daughter, in at night.
Intention: Sally wants to answer a question about why Rita has never met Rita's father.
Moral action: Sally says that Rita's father is a spy on a secret mission that will take years to complete.
Moral consequence: Rita's grows up feeling like Rita has a special father until Rita is old enough to know the truth.
Norm: It's bad to wish your kid hated her own dad.
Situation: Sally is tucking Rita, her daughter, in at night.
Intention: Sally wants to answer a question about why Rita has never met Rita's father.
Immoral action: Sally says that Rita's father thought Rita was ugly, so he never wanted to see Rita.
Immoral consequence: Rita grows up hating Rita's father but feeling as though Rita is so ugly no one will ever love Rita.
Norm: It is good to admit when a relationship isn't working.
Situation: Al and his girlfriend Dina have a lot of arguments about all kinds of things.
Intention: Al wants to talk to Dina about their relationship.
Moral action: Al tells Dina it's better if they break up and find partners more compatible with them.
Moral consequence: Al will be able to find someone who he doesn't argue a lot with.
Norm: It is good to admit when a relationship isn't working.
Situation: Al and his girlfriend Dina have a lot of arguments about all kinds of things.
Intention: Al wants to talk to Dina about their relationship.
Immoral action: Al tells Dina that he wants to stay with her despite the fights.
Immoral consequence: Al will lead a life where he's stressed all the time from arguing.
Norm: Excluding your father from your academic achievements is hurtful
Situation: Joan hasn't been close to her dad since her parents divorced nevertheless he asks to attend her graduation ceremony.
Intention: Joan wants to make a decision about whether or not to invite her dad.
Moral action: Despite their distance Joan asks her dad to come to her graduation.
Moral consequence: Joan and her dad are able to begin rebuilding a relationship.
Norm: Excluding your father from your academic achievements is hurtful
Situation: Joan hasn't been close to her dad since her parents divorced nevertheless he asks to attend her graduation ceremony.
Intention: Joan wants to make a decision about whether or not to invite her dad.
Immoral action: Since they aren't that close Joan asks her dad not to attend her graduation.
Immoral consequence: The gulf between Joan and her dad grows as a result.
Norm: You should not ignore your responsibilities.
Situation: Douglas is at his busy job on a Monday morning.
Intention: Douglas wants to reduce his work stress.
Moral action: Douglas signs up for a time management class after work.
Moral consequence: Douglas feels calmer and more competent at his job.
Norm: You should not ignore your responsibilities.
Situation: Douglas is at his busy job on a Monday morning.
Intention: Douglas wants to reduce his work stress.
Immoral action: Douglas ignores some job tasks and rests with his feet up at his desk.
Immoral consequence: Douglas' boss sees him and fires him on the spot.
Norm: You should stand up for your smaller sibling.
Situation: Mia's friends all made fun of her sister Maya today.
Intention: Mia wants to tell her friends something.
Moral action: Mia tells her friends to knock it off and to stop laughing at Maya.
Moral consequence: They quickly quit laughing after Mia stands up for her.
Norm: You should stand up for your smaller sibling.
Situation: Mia's friends all made fun of her sister Maya today.
Intention: Mia wants to tell her friends something.
Immoral action: Mia tells them funnier stories about Maya, so they laugh even more.
Immoral consequence: Mia's friends continue to laugh at her sister.