CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's rude to ditch your friends to go clubbing.
Situation: Bob and his friends made a date to see a movie tonight, but he just saw a girl, Jessica, at the club he is at.
Intention: Bob wants to go out with Jessica.
Immoral action: Bob goes clubbing with Jessica and leaves his friends behind.
Immoral consequence: Bob's friends stop hanging out with him and stop inviting him to their activities.
Norm: It's good to vacuum your house.
Situation: Yolanda is having a party and is cleaning the house up.
Intention: Yolanda wants to have people over.
Moral action: Yolanda cleans the house, including vacuuming the carpet.
Moral consequence: The carpet looks clean and new, and guest compliment her on how her house looks.
Norm: It's good to vacuum your house.
Situation: Yolanda is having a party and is cleaning the house up.
Intention: Yolanda wants to have people over.
Immoral action: Yolanda cleans most of the house, but doesn't vacuum the carpet.
Immoral consequence: The carpet looks dingy, and makes the house look messier.
Norm: It's bad to make a bomb threat.
Situation: Larry hears his neighbors making noise well into the night, keeping him awake.
Intention: Larry wants to tell his neighbor he hates their noise making.
Moral action: Larry tells his neighbors he does not like the noise and asks them to stop.
Moral consequence: Larry's neighbors are happy Larry was honest and kind and decide to stop making noise.
Norm: It's bad to make a bomb threat.
Situation: Larry hears his neighbors making noise well into the night, keeping him awake.
Intention: Larry wants to tell his neighbor he hates their noise making.
Immoral action: Larry threatens to explode his neighbors house if they don't tone down the noise.
Immoral consequence: Larry's neighbors call the police on Larry and Larry feels moritified.
Norm: You should not borrow something you cannot return.
Situation: Nico is currently an unemployed gamer who has stumbled across a new gaming accessory online.
Intention: Nico wants to obtain the gaming accessory.
Moral action: Nico takes on odd jobs and saves up money to buy the game with his own money.
Moral consequence: Nico's friend is able to buy the game by then, and they have fun playing together.
Norm: You should not borrow something you cannot return.
Situation: Nico is currently an unemployed gamer who has stumbled across a new gaming accessory online.
Intention: Nico wants to obtain the gaming accessory.
Immoral action: Nico borrows money from his friend to pay for the accessory.
Immoral consequence: Nico's friend is not returned the money which he really needs back.
Norm: It is nice to give company to sick children.
Situation: Sam's son hasn't been feeling well because his stomach is bothering him.
Intention: Sam wants his son to stay home.
Moral action: Sam calls into work and stays home with his sick son.
Moral consequence: Sam is able to help his son into the bathroom when he feels the need to vomit.
Norm: It is nice to give company to sick children.
Situation: Sam's son hasn't been feeling well because his stomach is bothering him.
Intention: Sam wants his son to stay home.
Immoral action: Sam goes to work while his son stays home in bed alone.
Immoral consequence: When Sam gets back from work, he has to change the sheets on the bed because his son couldn't get out of bed.
Norm: It's good to do your chores.
Situation: Sam is in the kitchen where he sees on the fridge a list of chores left for him by his wife.
Intention: Sam wants to decide what to do next.
Moral action: Sam decides he's going to knock out the first item on the list of chores.
Moral consequence: Sam's wife sees that Sam is doing chores that she asked and is delighted about it.
Norm: It's good to do your chores.
Situation: Sam is in the kitchen where he sees on the fridge a list of chores left for him by his wife.
Intention: Sam wants to decide what to do next.
Immoral action: Sam decides he's going to make himself a giant sandwich and proceeds to mess up the kitchen doing so.
Immoral consequence: Sam's wife is angered when she sees that Sam ignored her list and instead made a bigger mess.
Norm: You shouldn't let your friends drink more than they should.
Situation: Nancy is hosting a big party but knows her friend Harry has a big interview the next day.
Intention: Nancy wants to serve alcohol at her party.
Moral action: Nancy cuts Harry off after a couple drinks and only offers him soda.
Moral consequence: Harry is awake and alert the next day and does well in his interview.
Norm: You shouldn't let your friends drink more than they should.
Situation: Nancy is hosting a big party but knows her friend Harry has a big interview the next day.
Intention: Nancy wants to serve alcohol at her party.
Immoral action: Nancy watches as Harry drinks way too much and vomits.
Immoral consequence: Harry sleeps in too late the next day and misses his interview.
Norm: You are expected to defend your siblings in all situations
Situation: Ted's witnesses his younger brother Bill at school being physically threatened by a bully who is demanding his lunch money.
Intention: Ted wants the bully to leave his brother alone.
Moral action: Ted steps in front of the bully and tells him to pick on someone his own size.
Moral consequence: The bully backs down and Bill is relieved and grateful that his brother stood up for him.
Norm: You are expected to defend your siblings in all situations
Situation: Ted's witnesses his younger brother Bill at school being physically threatened by a bully who is demanding his lunch money.
Intention: Ted wants the bully to leave his brother alone.
Immoral action: Ted tells his brother Bill to give up his lunch money to the bully.
Immoral consequence: Bill is released by the bully after giving up his money but is sad now as he can't buy himself lunch.
Norm: It is unkind to hurt people.
Situation: James watches a bully and his other classmates belittle Samantha.
Intention: James wants to fit in.
Moral action: James mentions all of Samantha's good points and offers to take everyone to ice cream.
Moral consequence: People stop bullying Samantha, and she gains more friends.
Norm: It is unkind to hurt people.
Situation: James watches a bully and his other classmates belittle Samantha.
Intention: James wants to fit in.
Immoral action: James joins the popular kids in making fun of Samantha.
Immoral consequence: Samantha goes home and hurts herself to get rid of emotional pain.
Norm: You shouldn't make someone who is positive cry.
Situation: Bart's friend Kip is very excited about a video game that is coming out.
Intention: Bart wants to comment on Kip liking the video game.
Moral action: Bart says he can't wait to play the game with Kip.
Moral consequence: Kip will feel happy that Bart wants to play the game with him.
Norm: You shouldn't make someone who is positive cry.
Situation: Bart's friend Kip is very excited about a video game that is coming out.
Intention: Bart wants to comment on Kip liking the video game.
Immoral action: Bart says that video games are for babies and dumb people.
Immoral consequence: Kip will become upset and cry.
Norm: It's bad to end your life.
Situation: James feels extremely depressed since his mother died, and he lost his job.
Intention: James wants his pain to end.
Moral action: James goes to a psychiatrist and asks for medication to help with his depression.
Moral consequence: James feels somewhat better and keeps working with the psychiatrist to fine-tune his medication.
Norm: It's bad to end your life.
Situation: James feels extremely depressed since his mother died, and he lost his job.
Intention: James wants his pain to end.
Immoral action: James buys some rope, makes a noose, and hangs himself in his garage.
Immoral consequence: James' surviving family is wracked with grief at a second loss in so short a time.
Norm: It's mean to ruin someone's reputation.
Situation: Pat is a senior in high school and is about to graduate.
Intention: Pat wants to make a speech at the graduation.
Moral action: Pat makes a speech at her graduation and it is a good speech.
Moral consequence: Everyone loves Pat's speech and give her a round of applause.
Norm: It's mean to ruin someone's reputation.
Situation: Pat is a senior in high school and is about to graduate.
Intention: Pat wants to make a speech at the graduation.
Immoral action: Pat makes a speech at her graduation in her speech she ruins the reputation of a girl she has never liked in her school.
Immoral consequence: Pat is removed from the stage by the principal and everyone laughs at her.
Norm: It's wrong not to have sex with your pregnant wife.
Situation: Samantha and her husband haven't had sex for a few months, since she found out she was pregnant.
Intention: Samantha wants some sexual release.
Moral action: Samantha asks her husband to have sex, even though she's very pregnant.
Moral consequence: Samantha's husband agrees, wanting to please his beautiful pregnant wife.
Norm: It's wrong not to have sex with your pregnant wife.
Situation: Samantha and her husband haven't had sex for a few months, since she found out she was pregnant.
Intention: Samantha wants some sexual release.
Immoral action: Samantha asks her husband for sex, he says not while she's pregnant, so she uses a vibrator.
Immoral consequence: Samantha feels undervalued and underloved by her husband, rethinking the relationship.
Norm: It's bad behavior not to comply with your parents' rules.
Situation: Diana is going out for the night with her boyfriend Daryl, and her parents give her a midnight curfew but Daryl wants her to go to a party at midnight.
Intention: Diana needs to decide whether to go to the party.
Moral action: Diana says she can't go to the party and has Daryl drop her off at home.
Moral consequence: Diana's parents are relieved when she comes home on time and approve of her relationship.
Norm: It's bad behavior not to comply with your parents' rules.
Situation: Diana is going out for the night with her boyfriend Daryl, and her parents give her a midnight curfew but Daryl wants her to go to a party at midnight.
Intention: Diana needs to decide whether to go to the party.
Immoral action: Diana decides that she'd have a good time at the party and decides to go.
Immoral consequence: Diana'a parents are still awake when she shows up early next morning, and are furious with her, saying her boyfriend is a bad influence.
Norm: You should follow through with plans you have made.
Situation: Colin is playing a video game, and later has a date planned with Sue to a movie.
Intention: Colin wants to play his video game.
Moral action: Colin plays his video game until it's time to leave and meets up with Sue.
Moral consequence: Colin and Sue have a nice date and agree to see each other again.
Norm: You should follow through with plans you have made.
Situation: Colin is playing a video game, and later has a date planned with Sue to a movie.
Intention: Colin wants to play his video game.
Immoral action: Colin plays his game for hours and forgets the date with Sue.
Immoral consequence: Sue is angry and doesn't want to see Colin anymore.
Norm: You shouldn't misbehave or you'll be punished by your teacher.
Situation: Fred is sitting with friends at a school assembly and is bored by the presentation.
Intention: Fred wants to talk with his friends.
Moral action: Fred takes out some paper and a pencil and passes notes to his friends.
Moral consequence: Fred and his friends carry on a silent conversation unnoticed.
Norm: You shouldn't misbehave or you'll be punished by your teacher.
Situation: Fred is sitting with friends at a school assembly and is bored by the presentation.
Intention: Fred wants to talk with his friends.
Immoral action: Fred starts talking with his friend, laughing and joking.
Immoral consequence: The supervising teacher sees Fred and his friends and gives them all after-school detention.
Norm: It's good to strive to be inclusive when throwing celebrations.
Situation: As Tony develops plans for a surprise birthday party for his wife, he evaluates the guest list.
Intention: Tony must decide if he wants to invite people he would like to have at the party, or people his wife would like to have there.
Moral action: Tony only considers who he believes his wife would want to see, as he populates the guest list for her party.
Moral consequence: Tony's wife has a great time at her surprise party, sharing the experience with the people who mean the most to her.
Norm: It's good to strive to be inclusive when throwing celebrations.
Situation: As Tony develops plans for a surprise birthday party for his wife, he evaluates the guest list.
Intention: Tony must decide if he wants to invite people he would like to have at the party, or people his wife would like to have there.
Immoral action: Tony decides to omit a few of his wife's cousins, who he finds annoying, from the guest list.
Immoral consequence: His wife notices that her cousins are not there, and she regrets their absence.
Norm: You should respect the feelings of your ex-partner.
Situation: Tanya is picking up her son Jacob from her ex-husband's house.
Intention: Tanya wants to talk to her ex-husband about their son's health.
Moral action: Tanya asks her husband if he can make more nutritious meals for Jacob.
Moral consequence: Jacob feels glad that his parents care about him and can discuss him without fighting.
Norm: You should respect the feelings of your ex-partner.
Situation: Tanya is picking up her son Jacob from her ex-husband's house.
Intention: Tanya wants to talk to her ex-husband about their son's health.
Immoral action: Tanya tells her ex-husband that he is a terrible father for giving Jacob junk food.
Immoral consequence: Jacob hears this and feels sad that his parents don't get along.
Norm: It's good to support your country.
Situation: Jen is American and attending a live hockey game between Americans and Germans.
Intention: Jen wants to cheer on the game.
Moral action: Jen cheers for her American team whenever they  perform well.
Moral consequence: Jen finds friends amongst the audience and has a good time.
Norm: It's good to support your country.
Situation: Jen is American and attending a live hockey game between Americans and Germans.
Intention: Jen wants to cheer on the game.
Immoral action: Jen cheers for the German team every time they score a goal.
Immoral consequence: The audience around Jen scold Jen, and Jen feels upset.
Norm: It is negative to dislike animals.
Situation: Jaekwan is unable to sleep over the sounds of his roommate's dog barking.
Intention: Jaekwan wants his roommate's to be quiet.
Moral action: Jaekwan gives the dog a treat and cuddles with it.
Moral consequence: Jaekwan bonds with the dog.
Norm: It is negative to dislike animals.
Situation: Jaekwan is unable to sleep over the sounds of his roommate's dog barking.
Intention: Jaekwan wants his roommate's to be quiet.
Immoral action: Jaekwan wacks the dog with a newspaper expressing his negative feelings in a raised tone.
Immoral consequence: Jaekwan and his roommate get into a fight.
Norm: It's rude to judge someone based on their footwear.
Situation: Dani is out at a restaurant and her date arrives wearing some old beat up shoes.
Intention: Dani wants to be with someone who can provide for her.
Moral action: Dani decides to look past the shoes and try to enjoy the date.
Moral consequence: Dani's date turns out to be a hard worker and very compatible with her.
Norm: It's rude to judge someone based on their footwear.
Situation: Dani is out at a restaurant and her date arrives wearing some old beat up shoes.
Intention: Dani wants to be with someone who can provide for her.
Immoral action: Dani loses interest because she assumes that he doesn't have enough money.
Immoral consequence: Dani's date can tell something is wrong and it messes up the date.
Norm: It is good to be financially responsible.
Situation: Brad has just gotten a new job that is paying him much more than his previous jobs.
Intention: Brad wants to figure out what to do with his paycheck.
Moral action: Brad says 15% of his paycheck in case of emergency.
Moral consequence: When an accident happens, Brad ends up having enough money to not worry about paying for it.
Norm: It is good to be financially responsible.
Situation: Brad has just gotten a new job that is paying him much more than his previous jobs.
Intention: Brad wants to figure out what to do with his paycheck.
Immoral action: Brad spends all of his money buying new gadgets.
Immoral consequence: Brad doesn't have any money left in his bank account for when an accident happens.
Norm: You should not talk freely about sensitive subjects.
Situation: Jackie is at a work party.
Intention: Jackie wants to converse with her coworkers.
Moral action: Jackie talks to the coworkers about a vacation she took.
Moral consequence: Jackie's boss tells her that sounds like a good place to visit and shares his own experiences.
Norm: You should not talk freely about sensitive subjects.
Situation: Jackie is at a work party.
Intention: Jackie wants to converse with her coworkers.
Immoral action: Jackie tells the coworkers all about her and her husband's sex life.
Immoral consequence: Jackie's boss calls her into his office the next day and reprimands her for being inappropriate.
Norm: It's good to smile at babies.
Situation: Ed is sitting on a bench at the park and sees a baby in a stroller close to him.
Intention: Ed wants to play with the baby.
Moral action: Ed looks at the baby and starts making really goofy faces.
Moral consequence: The baby starts laughing and attempting to imitate Ed's faces.
Norm: It's good to smile at babies.
Situation: Ed is sitting on a bench at the park and sees a baby in a stroller close to him.
Intention: Ed wants to play with the baby.
Immoral action: Ed looks over the stroller and makes a monstrous face at the baby.
Immoral consequence: The baby starts crying loudly, attracting the mother and making her angry at Ed.
Norm: It's wrong to use a carpool lane solo.
Situation: Ted is driving in traffic, sitting in his car.
Intention: Ted wants to get to work faster.
Moral action: Ted plans to leave for work earlier from now on.
Moral consequence: Ted is never late for work and maintains a productive schedule.
Norm: It's wrong to use a carpool lane solo.
Situation: Ted is driving in traffic, sitting in his car.
Intention: Ted wants to get to work faster.
Immoral action: Ted uses the carpool lane without another passenger.
Immoral consequence: Other single drivers see Ted's lack of consequence and follow suit causing the carpool lane to become meaningless and equally congested.
Norm: You shouldn't have inappropriate conversations with people in public.
Situation: Michelle is on a busy New York subway when she sees her friend Andrea, and they say hello to each other.
Intention: Michelle wants to ask Andrea a question.
Moral action: Michelle asks Andrea how she's been doing and where she's going today.
Moral consequence: The people on the subway are pleased to hear the two women having a normal, everyday conversation.
Norm: You shouldn't have inappropriate conversations with people in public.
Situation: Michelle is on a busy New York subway when she sees her friend Andrea, and they say hello to each other.
Intention: Michelle wants to ask Andrea a question.
Immoral action: Michelle asks Andrea if she's been getting laid lately and how many guy's she's had since they saw each other last.
Immoral consequence: The subway patrons are disturbed by what Michelle is talking about and think that she must be crazy.
Norm: It's smart to talk about one's grief with others.
Situation: Frank is going through some inner turmoil which is beginning to show on his face so his friend Andy asks him what's wrong.
Intention: Frank wants to answer Andy's quesiton.
Moral action: Frank tells Andy that he's been going through some mental anguish, and he's not feeling great about it.
Moral consequence: Andy tells Frank that he will try to get him some help and is happy that he shared that with him, so he can help him.
Norm: It's smart to talk about one's grief with others.
Situation: Frank is going through some inner turmoil which is beginning to show on his face so his friend Andy asks him what's wrong.
Intention: Frank wants to answer Andy's quesiton.
Immoral action: Frank tells Andy that nothing is wrong, and he simply is concentrating on some thoughts, so he might look weird.
Immoral consequence: Andy disbelieves Frank since it's pretty obvious something is wrong and is sad Frank won't tell him what it is.
Norm: It's wrong to hog all of someone's food.
Situation: Kristen is looking in the refrigerator.
Intention: Kristen wants something to eat.
Moral action: Kristen takes out a bowl of leftovers and only eats as much as she needs to feel full.
Moral consequence: When Kristen's mom gets home from work there is still enough leftovers for her to have a meal too.
Norm: It's wrong to hog all of someone's food.
Situation: Kristen is looking in the refrigerator.
Intention: Kristen wants something to eat.
Immoral action: Kristen takes out a bowl of leftovers and decides she might as well finish it off.
Immoral consequence: When Kristen's mom gets home from work, there's nothing left for her to eat.
Norm: It's wrong to stalk someone you have a crush on.
Situation: Greg likes a girl at school who is a new student there.
Intention: Greg wants to find out more about the girl.
Moral action: Greg sits with her at lunch and chats with her as he has opportunity.
Moral consequence: Greg and the girl slowly become friends and eventually start dating.
Norm: It's wrong to stalk someone you have a crush on.
Situation: Greg likes a girl at school who is a new student there.
Intention: Greg wants to find out more about the girl.
Immoral action: Greg becomes friends with her online, looks through all of her posts, and comments on everything she says or does online.
Immoral consequence: The girl sees that Greg is obsessing over her and becomes creeped out.
Norm: It's good to donate blood to others in need.
Situation: Carl is driving by a blood donation tent.
Intention: Carl wants to contribute to the cause.
Moral action: Carl stops and donates Carl's rare blood even though Carl is uncomfortable with needles.
Moral consequence: Someone in need can receive a blood transfusion and continue living.
Norm: It's good to donate blood to others in need.
Situation: Carl is driving by a blood donation tent.
Intention: Carl wants to contribute to the cause.
Immoral action: Carl honks his horn and gives a thumbs up sign at the tent as Carl drives by without stopping.
Immoral consequence: A child with Carl's exact rare blood type dies because the child cannot get a transfusion.
Norm: You shouldn't peak at your friend's private parts.
Situation: Jack is at a slumber party with some of his friends, and his friend Dale goes into the bathroom to change his clothes.
Intention: Jack wants to play a prank on his friend using silly string.
Moral action: Jack plans with his other friends to wait until Dale gets back before they jump him and shoot him with the silly string.
Moral consequence: Dale is surprised but a good sport about the joke, and they have a good time at the party.
Norm: You shouldn't peak at your friend's private parts.
Situation: Jack is at a slumber party with some of his friends, and his friend Dale goes into the bathroom to change his clothes.
Intention: Jack wants to play a prank on his friend using silly string.
Immoral action: Jack runs into the bathroom and sees his friend naked before shooting him with silly string.
Immoral consequence: Jack's friend feels uncomfortable being seen naked and it makes the rest of the party awkward.
Norm: You are expected to pay for your own alcohol.
Situation: Rob is spending the night drinking at the bar with some friends.
Intention: Rob wants to save money on drinks.
Moral action: Rob orders only a couple cheaper drinks he can afford and pays for himself.
Moral consequence: Rob's friend has an enjoyable night out with him, and they end on a high note.