CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You should be honest with your significant others
Situation: Bill has been planning to go to the casino tonight with his friends and is about to leave when his wife Jane asks where he's going.
Intention: Bill wants to answer Jane's question.
Moral action: Bill tells Jane he's going to the casino with some friends but won't be  too long.
Moral consequence: Jane tells Bill to have a great time and hopefully come home with some money.
Norm: You should be honest with your significant others
Situation: Bill has been planning to go to the casino tonight with his friends and is about to leave when his wife Jane asks where he's going.
Intention: Bill wants to answer Jane's question.
Immoral action: Bill tells Jane that he's going to watch football at one of his friend's houses with some other friends.
Immoral consequence: Jane later finds out Bill went gambling and it breaks her trust of him and leads to relationship problems.
Norm: It's sad to leave behind a family member.
Situation: Eric's been living with his mom and partner in his mom's house and it's gotten crowded.
Intention: Eric wants to start a family of his own in his own house.
Moral action: Eric and his partner buy a home close by to mom, so she can visit anytime.
Moral consequence: Mom is much happier.
Norm: It's sad to leave behind a family member.
Situation: Eric's been living with his mom and partner in his mom's house and it's gotten crowded.
Intention: Eric wants to start a family of his own in his own house.
Immoral action: Eric and his partner jet off across the country alone and buy a house six states away from mom.
Immoral consequence: Mom becomes very sad and misses Eric greatly.
Norm: It's wrong to pretend to be pregnant.
Situation: Felicia can't afford to attend an event with her friends, and the event has a discount for pregnant women.
Intention: Felicia wants to attend the event.
Moral action: Felica borrows money from her friends to pay for the event.
Moral consequence: Felica has an amazing night with her friends.
Norm: It's wrong to pretend to be pregnant.
Situation: Felicia can't afford to attend an event with her friends, and the event has a discount for pregnant women.
Intention: Felicia wants to attend the event.
Immoral action: Felicia pretends to be pregnant to get the discount from the event.
Immoral consequence: Felicia is exposed when the person standing in line tells the ticket holder the truth.
Norm: It's good to compliment someone on their new haircut.
Situation: David gets a new haircut and asks his friend Bob how it looks.
Intention: Bob wants to give feedback on the haircut.
Moral action: Bob tells David that the haircut makes him look distinguished.
Moral consequence: David thanks Bob for the compliment and gives him a firm hand shake.
Norm: It's good to compliment someone on their new haircut.
Situation: David gets a new haircut and asks his friend Bob how it looks.
Intention: Bob wants to give feedback on the haircut.
Immoral action: Bob tells David that the haircut makes his head look weird.
Immoral consequence: David is shocked and walks away from Bob in anger.
Norm: You should be sorry when you hurt others.
Situation: Craig is playing basketball with Bob when he pushes Bob and Bob scrapes his knee.
Intention: Craig wants to say something to Bob.
Moral action: Craig tells Bob he's sorry for pushing him and helps him up.
Moral consequence: Bob will forgive Craig and think he is contrite.
Norm: You should be sorry when you hurt others.
Situation: Craig is playing basketball with Bob when he pushes Bob and Bob scrapes his knee.
Intention: Craig wants to say something to Bob.
Immoral action: Craig tells Bob he should get up and stop being hurt.
Immoral consequence: Bob will feel angry at Craig and try to get revenge.
Norm: It's rude to perform sexual acts in public
Situation: Christopher is in a park with his girlfriend when he starts to feel affectionate towards her.
Intention: Christopher wants to act on his affection.
Moral action: Christopher brings his girlfriend home and then starts touching her sexually.
Moral consequence: Christopher's girlfriend will think he's considerate of her privacy.
Norm: It's rude to perform sexual acts in public
Situation: Christopher is in a park with his girlfriend when he starts to feel affectionate towards her.
Intention: Christopher wants to act on his affection.
Immoral action: Christopher starts to touch his girlfriend sexually in the park.
Immoral consequence: Christopher's girlfriend will think he's being inconsiderate of her privacy.
Norm: You shouldn't use racial slurs.
Situation: Alex is a comedian doing a comedy set in a club.
Intention: Alex wants to tell some jokes.
Moral action: Alex tells jokes about his involving his everyday life and family.
Moral consequence: The audience laughs and his next show has bigger attendance.
Norm: You shouldn't use racial slurs.
Situation: Alex is a comedian doing a comedy set in a club.
Intention: Alex wants to tell some jokes.
Immoral action: Alex tells a joke involving several racial stereotypes and slurs.
Immoral consequence: Several in the audience boo him and walk out, and he becomes known as a racist.
Norm: You should respect other people's friendships.
Situation: Alan is friends with Doug who joined the basketball team and is now friends with the basketball players.
Intention: Alan wants to talk to Doug about being friends with the basketball players.
Moral action: Alan will tell Doug it's cool that he made the team, and he's hanging out with all the players.
Moral consequence: Doug will think Alan is a chill guy and will introduce him to the players.
Norm: You should respect other people's friendships.
Situation: Alan is friends with Doug who joined the basketball team and is now friends with the basketball players.
Intention: Alan wants to talk to Doug about being friends with the basketball players.
Immoral action: Alan tells Doug that being friends with the basketball players is taking away from their friendship.
Immoral consequence: Doug will think Alan is being jealous and unreasonable.
Norm: It is good to appreciate art.
Situation: Pete is shopping for art at Frank's Art Gallery in his local art district.
Intention: Pete wants to find a piece of art that he likes.
Moral action: Pete purchases a painting he enjoys from a local gallery and brings it home.
Moral consequence: The gallery owner, Frank, makes a commission and hopes Pete returns to the gallery.
Norm: It is good to appreciate art.
Situation: Pete is shopping for art at Frank's Art Gallery in his local art district.
Intention: Pete wants to find a piece of art that he likes.
Immoral action: Pete attempts to carry out a beautiful sculpture from Frank's Art Gallery without paying for it first, but gets caught.
Immoral consequence: Frank is angry and disappointed, and he hopes Pete never comes back to the gallery.
Norm: It's noble to fight for the rights of other people.
Situation: Lando is reading a headline in the local newspaper about local workers who are being exploited.
Intention: Lando wants to understand why the workers are being exploited.
Moral action: Lando marches down to the worker's place of employment and joins a demonstration demanding the employer explain themselves.
Moral consequence: Lando feels a part of something bigger than himself.
Norm: It's noble to fight for the rights of other people.
Situation: Lando is reading a headline in the local newspaper about local workers who are being exploited.
Intention: Lando wants to understand why the workers are being exploited.
Immoral action: Lando reads the article below the headline to satisfy his curiosity.
Immoral consequence: Lando soon forgets about the workers plight after finishing the article.
Norm: It's rude to assume what all women enjoy.
Situation: Jim and Sammy are about to have sex for the first time ever.
Intention: Jim wants to see what Sammy likes.
Moral action: Jim asks Sammy if she likes anal sex and proceeds to do it after she says yes.
Moral consequence: Sammy feels sexually fulfilled and is glad that Jim asked before doing it.
Norm: It's rude to assume what all women enjoy.
Situation: Jim and Sammy are about to have sex for the first time ever.
Intention: Jim wants to see what Sammy likes.
Immoral action: Jim chokes Sammy while penetrating her without asking if she liked it.
Immoral consequence: Sammy begins to cry and isn't interested in having sex anymore.
Norm: It's rude to balk at someone else fashion.
Situation: Rosa saw her friend's new clothes for the first time and was surprised.
Intention: Rosa wants to decide how to react.
Moral action: Rosa complements her friends new clothes sincerely.
Moral consequence: Her friend smiles and thanks her for the complement.
Norm: It's rude to balk at someone else fashion.
Situation: Rosa saw her friend's new clothes for the first time and was surprised.
Intention: Rosa wants to decide how to react.
Immoral action: Rosa is shocked at her friend's choice in clothing and says so.
Immoral consequence: Her friend's feelings are hurt, and she's upset for the rest of the day.
Norm: You should let elderly people ahead of you in line.
Situation: Ty was in line at the grocery store when he sees an old man with a cane standing right behind him.
Intention: Ty wants to check out.
Moral action: Ty lets the man check out ahead of him in line.
Moral consequence: The old man is able to get back to his car and off of his feet sooner.
Norm: You should let elderly people ahead of you in line.
Situation: Ty was in line at the grocery store when he sees an old man with a cane standing right behind him.
Intention: Ty wants to check out.
Immoral action: Ty ignores the man with the cane and checks out ahead of him.
Immoral consequence: The old man's legs and feet hurt by the time that he is able to check out.
Norm: It is irresponsible to shirk your duties.
Situation: Doug has just cooked dinner for himself, dishes are everywhere, and his roommates come home.
Intention: Doug wants to have a relaxing night in front of the tv.
Moral action: Doug washes his dishes quickly and jumps on the couch to watch tv.
Moral consequence: Doug's roommates are happy and can eat dinner too.
Norm: It is irresponsible to shirk your duties.
Situation: Doug has just cooked dinner for himself, dishes are everywhere, and his roommates come home.
Intention: Doug wants to have a relaxing night in front of the tv.
Immoral action: Doug ignores the dirty dishes and watches tv all night long.
Immoral consequence: Doug's roommates get angry they have no clean dishes to eat from.
Norm: Kids should respect the wishes of their parent.
Situation: Frank wants to go out and catch a movie with his friends, but he's been grounded by his parents.
Intention: Frank wants to have a good time.
Moral action: Frank decides to read his favorite book while staying home for the night.
Moral consequence: Frank's parents appreciate his good behavior and allow him to go out with his friends the following night.
Norm: Kids should respect the wishes of their parent.
Situation: Frank wants to go out and catch a movie with his friends, but he's been grounded by his parents.
Intention: Frank wants to have a good time.
Immoral action: Frank sneaks out of the house while his parents are distracted and catches the movie.
Immoral consequence: Frank's parents find out he's gone and catch him when he returns, grounding him for even longer.
Norm: It's bad to want to experience mania.
Situation: Amber is suffering from drug addiction and is sitting around her home bored and sober.
Intention: Amber wants to feel better.
Moral action: Amber calls a close friend and confesses her state of addiction and asks for help.
Moral consequence: Amber takes the first steps to recovery from her addiction.
Norm: It's bad to want to experience mania.
Situation: Amber is suffering from drug addiction and is sitting around her home bored and sober.
Intention: Amber wants to feel better.
Immoral action: Amber misses the feeling of when she first did uppers, so she takes twice as much as normal.
Immoral consequence: Amber over doses trying to chase down that elusive feeling she seeks.
Norm: It's not normal to not eat
Situation: Jan is not happy with her weight, and she wants clothes to look better on her.
Intention: Jan wants to lose weight.
Moral action: Jan starts working out more and eats a lot more fruits and vegetables.
Moral consequence: Jan is able to lose weight and become healthier at the same time.
Norm: It's not normal to not eat
Situation: Jan is not happy with her weight, and she wants clothes to look better on her.
Intention: Jan wants to lose weight.
Immoral action: Jan only eats one meal a day in order to lose weight.
Immoral consequence: Jan becomes bulimic and feels too weak to do her ordinary activities.
Norm: It's bad to overwork your employees.
Situation: Daphne is a busy mother who owns a coffee shop that is mostly run by her employees.
Intention: Daphne wants to spend as little time at the coffee shop as possible, so she can tend to her kids.
Moral action: Daphne hires more people to help run her coffee shop.
Moral consequence: Daphne's employees work reasonable hours, and she is able to mother her kids.
Norm: It's bad to overwork your employees.
Situation: Daphne is a busy mother who owns a coffee shop that is mostly run by her employees.
Intention: Daphne wants to spend as little time at the coffee shop as possible, so she can tend to her kids.
Immoral action: Daphne schedules her employees to work long hours without overtime pay.
Immoral consequence: Daphne's employees are unable to handle the heavy workload and quit.
Norm: You should always research before you buy new things.
Situation: Justine recently broke her microwave and sees an ad for one at a very low price.
Intention: Justine wants to purchase a new microwave .
Moral action: Justine looks up the details and specifications of a number of low-priced microwaves.
Moral consequence: Justine finds a microwave that is both low in price and compatible with her kitchen.
Norm: You should always research before you buy new things.
Situation: Justine recently broke her microwave and sees an ad for one at a very low price.
Intention: Justine wants to purchase a new microwave .
Immoral action: Justine buys the low-priced microwave without looking up its specifications.
Immoral consequence: The microwave turned out to only be compatible with outlets from a different country.
Norm: It's bad to wake up late for your job.
Situation: Alex's friends are planning a weekend lake trip ending the day before her workweek.
Intention: Alex wants to join her friends on the lake trip.
Moral action: After a weekend at the lake, Alex prepares herself for the workweek Sunday evening and gets to bed at a reasonable time.
Moral consequence: Alex wakes up on time and is able to resume her work week as normal.
Norm: It's bad to wake up late for your job.
Situation: Alex's friends are planning a weekend lake trip ending the day before her workweek.
Intention: Alex wants to join her friends on the lake trip.
Immoral action: Alex enjoys herself so much on the last day of the trip that she doesn't get to bed at a resonable time.
Immoral consequence: Alex wakes up late for work and misses important calls.
Norm: You shouldn't orphan your pets.
Situation: Nikki recently got a new cat, but she can't train it to use the litter box and it's making a mess of her apartment.
Intention: Nikki has to decide what to do with her cat.
Moral action: Nikki searches online for an effective method of training a cat to use a litter box, where she learns several new methods to try.
Moral consequence: The cat responds almost immediately to one of the methods that she learned, and she and the cat become lifelong companions.
Norm: You shouldn't orphan your pets.
Situation: Nikki recently got a new cat, but she can't train it to use the litter box and it's making a mess of her apartment.
Intention: Nikki has to decide what to do with her cat.
Immoral action: Nikki gets tired of cleaning up and smelling cat leavings and tosses the cat out the door of the apartment building.
Immoral consequence: The cat becomes scared and has nowhere to go, and Nikki knows that she has not done the right thing.
Norm: It's good to feel remorse after killing.
Situation: Ron is serving in a war and shoot an enemy soldier killing him.
Intention: Ron wants to react to killing someone.
Moral action: Ron thanks that killing someone is regrettable even if necessary.
Moral consequence: Ron will maintain his humanity while at war.
Norm: It's good to feel remorse after killing.
Situation: Ron is serving in a war and shoot an enemy soldier killing him.
Intention: Ron wants to react to killing someone.
Immoral action: Ron thinks that killing someone else was a pleasurable experience.
Immoral consequence: Ron will become blood thirsty and crave violence.
Norm: It's wrong not to watch your kids.
Situation: Samantha watches her children all day, everyday while her husband works.
Intention: Samantha wants a break from the monotony and to have an interesting day.
Moral action: Samantha takes the kids to an amusement park for the day.
Moral consequence: Samantha and her children have an amazing day together and bond as a result.
Norm: It's wrong not to watch your kids.
Situation: Samantha watches her children all day, everyday while her husband works.
Intention: Samantha wants a break from the monotony and to have an interesting day.
Immoral action: Samantha leaves her oldest child in charge of the other children, and goes out to get a pedicure and manicure.
Immoral consequence: Samantha's oldest child falls asleep and the other children trash the house.
Norm: It's bad to misrepresent yourself to get a date.
Situation: Joshua, a truck driver, is perusing online female dating ads and sees Jessica, a girl he really likes.
Intention: Joshua wants Jessica, an online date, to like him.
Moral action: Joshua is honest with Jessica and comes off confident in himself and compliments her.
Moral consequence: Jessica may date him and if something develops the relationship should blossom.
Norm: It's bad to misrepresent yourself to get a date.
Situation: Joshua, a truck driver, is perusing online female dating ads and sees Jessica, a girl he really likes.
Intention: Joshua wants Jessica, an online date, to like him.
Immoral action: Joshua tells Jessica he is a doctor and makes 200000 dollars a year.
Immoral consequence: Jessica may date him at first until she realizes he is poor and lied, then dumps him fast.
Norm: You should never call someone names in public.
Situation: Jon and his friend are at school and have been having a private disagreement.
Intention: Jon wants to let his friend know how he feels about it.
Moral action: Jon waits until school gets out and has a frank discussion with his friend when the two are alone.
Moral consequence: Jon's friend and him are able to work out their differences and remain friends.
Norm: You should never call someone names in public.
Situation: Jon and his friend are at school and have been having a private disagreement.
Intention: Jon wants to let his friend know how he feels about it.
Immoral action: Jon addresses his friend in front of others at school and refers to him with childish terms.
Immoral consequence: Jon's friend and him are punished for causing a scene at school and the two friend's relationship suffers.
Norm: It's good to order people food as gifts.
Situation: Cory is in a long distance relationship with a girl, whose birthday is coming up, and they are both very antisocial people.
Intention: Cory wants to send his girl something for her birthday.
Moral action: Cory orders take out from her favorite restaurant and sends it by courier to her.
Moral consequence: Cory's girlfriend is impressed that he remembered her favorite restaurant.
Norm: It's good to order people food as gifts.
Situation: Cory is in a long distance relationship with a girl, whose birthday is coming up, and they are both very antisocial people.
Intention: Cory wants to send his girl something for her birthday.
Immoral action: Cory decides to send her some new clothes as a gift.
Immoral consequence: Cory's girlfriend likes the clothing but has to cook for herself on her birthday.
Norm: You shouldn't prank your principal.
Situation: Billy found out that he had a new principal at the school he was going to.
Intention: Billy wants to welcome the principal to the school.
Moral action: Billy brings the principal a fresh batch of brownies to his office.
Moral consequence: The principal thanks Billy and introduces himself in the office.
Norm: You shouldn't prank your principal.
Situation: Billy found out that he had a new principal at the school he was going to.
Intention: Billy wants to welcome the principal to the school.
Immoral action: Billy drives by the principal's home and eggs the man's house.
Immoral consequence: The principal calls the police and Billy is brought in to the station.
Norm: It's good to want to be a better parent.
Situation: Kate just got custody of her child back from the courts and is sitting at home with her child.
Intention: Kate wants to relax at home.
Moral action: Kate just lays in bed with her child thinking of all the ways she will make sure the situation doesn't happen again.
Moral consequence: Kate consistently improves as a parent and provides for her child well.
Norm: It's good to want to be a better parent.
Situation: Kate just got custody of her child back from the courts and is sitting at home with her child.
Intention: Kate wants to relax at home.
Immoral action: Kate's repeats the same relaxed behaviors in her home that landed her with the courts to begin with.
Immoral consequence: Kate soon loses custody of her child again and this time for good.
Norm: It's good to play sports with your siblings.
Situation: Icarus just finished his homework, and his little brother stands in the hall holding a basketball.
Intention: Icarus wants to get out of the house.
Moral action: Icarus plays basketball with his younger brother in the outdoor basketball court in his neighborhood.
Moral consequence: Icarus and his brother make new friends when others ask to join their game.
Norm: It's good to play sports with your siblings.
Situation: Icarus just finished his homework, and his little brother stands in the hall holding a basketball.
Intention: Icarus wants to get out of the house.
Immoral action: Icarus goes for a walk around the park.
Immoral consequence: Icarus is lonely when he observes the people around him clustered in small groups.
Norm: It's wrong to favor one gender over the other.
Situation: Booker owns a small business and is interviewing many candidates for a couple job openings.
Intention: Booker wants to hire who he thinks is best for the job.
Moral action: Booker takes notes of all the candidates resumes and interview performances and hires those best qualified for the positions.
Moral consequence: Booker has a high success rate with hiring employees who work responsibly and well.
Norm: It's wrong to favor one gender over the other.
Situation: Booker owns a small business and is interviewing many candidates for a couple job openings.
Intention: Booker wants to hire who he thinks is best for the job.
Immoral action: Booker figures he will enjoy working with women more so than men, so he only considering the female candidates.
Immoral consequence: Over time it becomes clear the favoritism Booker is showing, and he is sued by a group of men.
Norm: You shouldn't eat junk food and be lazy.
Situation: Candace has recently lost her job and is quite depressed about it.
Intention: Candace wants to be less depressed.
Moral action: Candace immediately starts looking for a new job and updates her skills.
Moral consequence: Candace finds a new job quickly and is back to her old self.
Norm: You shouldn't eat junk food and be lazy.
Situation: Candace has recently lost her job and is quite depressed about it.
Intention: Candace wants to be less depressed.
Immoral action: Candace responds to her job loss by sleeping all day and eating candy.
Immoral consequence: Candace loses all her money and gains a lot of weight.