CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It is rude to not invite your boyfriend to events.
Situation: Kara is in a long term relationship and has discovered that her favorite band is coming to town.
Intention: Kara wants to go to see the band with her friends.
Moral action: Kara purchases enough tickets to bring her boyfriend along with her and her friends.
Moral consequence: Kara's partner is happy to be included in her plans and see her favorite band.
Norm: It is rude to not invite your boyfriend to events.
Situation: Kara is in a long term relationship and has discovered that her favorite band is coming to town.
Intention: Kara wants to go to see the band with her friends.
Immoral action: Kara gets tickets to the show for her and her friends.
Immoral consequence: Kara's partner feels left out of her plans and doesn't understand why he wasn't invited.
Norm: You shouldn't disturb people at night.
Situation: The work day is over but Tanya realizes that there is an urgent document she needs that her employee Michael would usually handle for her.
Intention: Tanya wants the document as soon as possible.
Moral action: Tanya decides to complete the document herself, so she doesn't disturb Michael.
Moral consequence: Tanya does not overstep boundaries with Michael and keeps a good employee.
Norm: You shouldn't disturb people at night.
Situation: The work day is over but Tanya realizes that there is an urgent document she needs that her employee Michael would usually handle for her.
Intention: Tanya wants the document as soon as possible.
Immoral action: Tanya calls Michael at home and asks him to complete the document that night.
Immoral consequence: Michael does the work but is unhappy with Tanya's management and begins looking for another job.
Norm: It is reasonable to enforce your company’s policy.
Situation: Vance owns a video game company that is experiencing piracy, which it does not allow.
Intention: Vance wants to address the pirating of the games.
Moral action: Vance says the people that pirate games will be sued by the company.
Moral consequence: The pirates will avoid pirating games by  the company and the company will have legal sales.
Norm: It is reasonable to enforce your company’s policy.
Situation: Vance owns a video game company that is experiencing piracy, which it does not allow.
Intention: Vance wants to address the pirating of the games.
Immoral action: Vance says that some people may take the games for free.
Immoral consequence: The pirates will not be stopped and the company will lose money.
Norm: It's wrong to stare at people.
Situation: John is a single man who likes to people-watch when he is out in public.
Intention: John wants to do some shopping.
Moral action: John does his shopping and minds his own business.
Moral consequence: Everyone in the store is able to shop without issue.
Norm: It's wrong to stare at people.
Situation: John is a single man who likes to people-watch when he is out in public.
Intention: John wants to do some shopping.
Immoral action: John sees a woman shopping alone and stares at her for a while.
Immoral consequence: The woman notices John staring and calls security.
Norm: It's good to stand up for marginalized people.
Situation: Jeremy is a white man who lives in a city that has recently had many police brutality incidents against unarmed black people.
Intention: Jeremy wants to stand up for justice.
Moral action: Jeremy signs and shares a petition calling for police officers to be held accountable when they kill unarmed black people.
Moral consequence: Jeremy helps the petition gain visibility and further support so it makes more of an impact.
Norm: It's good to stand up for marginalized people.
Situation: Jeremy is a white man who lives in a city that has recently had many police brutality incidents against unarmed black people.
Intention: Jeremy wants to stand up for justice.
Immoral action: Jeremy makes social media posts about how the police need to be respected because their job is so dangerous and about how white men are now the most marginalized.
Immoral consequence: Jeremy loses friends and starts rifts within his family because of his inflammatory views.
Norm: It is rude to abandon your family.
Situation: Ian watches his little brother get onto the teacup ride when his friends ask him invite him to the roller coaster.
Intention: Ian wants to have fun.
Moral action: Ian plays a multiplayer game on his cell phone while he waits for his younger brother.
Moral consequence: His younger brother is able to ride more rides with his brother.
Norm: It is rude to abandon your family.
Situation: Ian watches his little brother get onto the teacup ride when his friends ask him invite him to the roller coaster.
Intention: Ian wants to have fun.
Immoral action: Ian gets onto the roller coaster with his friends.
Immoral consequence: His little brother wanders around alone after getting off of the teacup ride.
Norm: You shouldn't change the settings on your partner's games.
Situation: Lana is playing her boyfriends game and notices the controls aren't intuitive for her.
Intention: Lana wants to use different key settings for the game.
Moral action: Lana creates a new profile and chooses her own key settings for the controls.
Moral consequence: Lana's partner is happy that she has taken such an interest in the game.
Norm: You shouldn't change the settings on your partner's games.
Situation: Lana is playing her boyfriends game and notices the controls aren't intuitive for her.
Intention: Lana wants to use different key settings for the game.
Immoral action: Lana changes the key bindings so that it makes more sense to her.
Immoral consequence: Lana's partner is upset because it took so long for him to find suitable settings.
Norm: It's wrong to get back at small children.
Situation: Evelin is babysitting her friend's six year old daughter, Alissa, and Alissa throws a tantrum when Evelin refuses to buy her ice cream.
Intention: Evelin wants to respond to Alissa's actions.
Moral action: Evelin explains to Alissa that her mom has a tasty dinner planned for her in an hour, and she can have ice cream afterwards.
Moral consequence: Alissa stops crying and agrees to play a game with Evelin instead of stopping for ice cream.
Norm: It's wrong to get back at small children.
Situation: Evelin is babysitting her friend's six year old daughter, Alissa, and Alissa throws a tantrum when Evelin refuses to buy her ice cream.
Intention: Evelin wants to respond to Alissa's actions.
Immoral action: Evelin stops at the ice cream stand and buys an ice cream cone for herself and buys nothing for Alissa.
Immoral consequence: Alissa throws an even bigger tantrum and people on the street stop to stare and shake their heads.
Norm: It is wrong to spit into the food of others.
Situation: Christina is working at Subway and is taking the order of a woman who once bullied her.
Intention: Christina wants to feel better about her former bully being in the store with her.
Moral action: Christina asks her manager if she can go into the back for a moment to get away from her aggressor.
Moral consequence: Christina's boss understands and takes Christina's former bully's order.
Norm: It is wrong to spit into the food of others.
Situation: Christina is working at Subway and is taking the order of a woman who once bullied her.
Intention: Christina wants to feel better about her former bully being in the store with her.
Immoral action: Christina waits until the customer's back is turned and lets some of her saliva fall into the sandwich.
Immoral consequence: Christina's boss sees her unhygienic action and terminates her from her job.
Norm: You shouldn't get so discouraged about things.
Situation: Carl is working on a complex project at home, and a part he is working on has broken.
Intention: Carl wants to address the part breaking.
Moral action: Carl starts looking for a replacement for the part, and gets back to work.
Moral consequence: Carl gains the confidence to try difficult things, and becomes very accomplished.
Norm: You shouldn't get so discouraged about things.
Situation: Carl is working on a complex project at home, and a part he is working on has broken.
Intention: Carl wants to address the part breaking.
Immoral action: Carl gives up on the project, abandoning months of work.
Immoral consequence: Carl never tries anything complicated again, and he gets very bored.
Norm: It is wrong to kick someone out of a group.
Situation: Harry is the leader of a gaming clan and one of the older members is causing problems with many of the others.
Intention: Harry wants to keep the peace in his clan.
Moral action: Harry gives the member a warning and instructs him to change his behavior.
Moral consequence: The member is given another chance and chooses differently next time.
Norm: It is wrong to kick someone out of a group.
Situation: Harry is the leader of a gaming clan and one of the older members is causing problems with many of the others.
Intention: Harry wants to keep the peace in his clan.
Immoral action: Harry kicks out the member who seems to be causing all the trouble.
Immoral consequence: The member suffers because the membership meant a lot to him.
Norm: It's kind to give people compliments about themselves.
Situation: Aaron is attending a formal work event with his partner who is dressed up nicely for the occasion.
Intention: Aaron wants to make a good impression on the people attending.
Moral action: Aaron tells his partner how good she looks in front of the other attendees.
Moral consequence: Aaron's partner feels appreciated by him, and she feels attractive.
Norm: It's kind to give people compliments about themselves.
Situation: Aaron is attending a formal work event with his partner who is dressed up nicely for the occasion.
Intention: Aaron wants to make a good impression on the people attending.
Immoral action: Aaron focuses on mingling with other work related attendees at the event.
Immoral consequence: Aaron's partner is complimented by other men at the event and feels unnoticed by him.
Norm: You shouldn't take someone's virginity if they are underage.
Situation: Ken was dating a girl that was underage when he was nineteen.
Intention: Ken wants to have sex with the girl.
Moral action: Ken waits until the girl is of age to finally have sex with her.
Moral consequence: Ken and the girl are able to have a sexual relationship as consenting adults.
Norm: You shouldn't take someone's virginity if they are underage.
Situation: Ken was dating a girl that was underage when he was nineteen.
Intention: Ken wants to have sex with the girl.
Immoral action: Ken takes the girl's virginity when she is still a minor.
Immoral consequence: Ken is arrested for the offense and has to register as a sex offender.
Norm: You're expected to help your spouse with household chores.
Situation: Fred is coming home exhausted from a stressful day at work and his wife was too busy with the kids to do the dishes.
Intention: Fred wants to rest when he gets home.
Moral action: Fred takes a short nap when he gets home then does the dishes after.
Moral consequence: Fred's wife has more energy and time to take care of the kids the following day.
Norm: You're expected to help your spouse with household chores.
Situation: Fred is coming home exhausted from a stressful day at work and his wife was too busy with the kids to do the dishes.
Intention: Fred wants to rest when he gets home.
Immoral action: Fred turns in early for the night when he gets home.
Immoral consequence: The chores pile up and Fred's wife has even more to do the next day.
Norm: You shouldn't ignore your child's pain.
Situation: Jackie is watching her four year old daughter Elicia when Elicia trips and hits her head on the coffee table.
Intention: Jackie wants to respond to Elicia.
Moral action: Jackie picks Elicia up to comfort her and make sure that the injury is not serious.
Moral consequence: Elicia forgets about the pain in her head and stops crying.
Norm: You shouldn't ignore your child's pain.
Situation: Jackie is watching her four year old daughter Elicia when Elicia trips and hits her head on the coffee table.
Intention: Jackie wants to respond to Elicia.
Immoral action: Jackie scolds Elicia for being careless and puts her in her bed.
Immoral consequence: Elicia continues to cry, and she feels that her mother does not love her.
Norm: It is unhealthy to keep toxic people for long.
Situation: Austin hangs out with Perry who constantly puts down Austin which causes Austin to lose self esteem.
Intention: Austin wants to talk to Perry about the put downs.
Moral action: Austin tells Perry they can't hang out anymore because of Perry's behavior.
Moral consequence: Austin removes a negative influence from his life.
Norm: It is unhealthy to keep toxic people for long.
Situation: Austin hangs out with Perry who constantly puts down Austin which causes Austin to lose self esteem.
Intention: Austin wants to talk to Perry about the put downs.
Immoral action: Austin tells Perry that the put downs are okay.
Immoral consequence: Austin continues to be put down by Perry and his self esteem continues to suffer.
Norm: It's not okay to over indulge.
Situation: Aaron is trying to lose weight but tonight he doesn't have time to cook, and he decides to order delivery.
Intention: Aaron wants to eat dinner.
Moral action: Aaron orders a small veggie pizza and eats a portion of it, then puts the rest of the food away for the next day.
Moral consequence: Aaron feels satisfied with his choice and the next morning his weight has gone down a bit.
Norm: It's not okay to over indulge.
Situation: Aaron is trying to lose weight but tonight he doesn't have time to cook, and he decides to order delivery.
Intention: Aaron wants to eat dinner.
Immoral action: Aaron orders an extra large supreme pizza and eats the entire thing by himself in one sitting.
Immoral consequence: Aaron feels ill that night and the next morning his weight has gone up.
Norm: It's good for people to visit elderly family members.
Situation: The holidays are coming up and Ashley has a grandmother who lives in a nursing home who she's very close with.
Intention: Ashley wants to wish her grandmother happy holidays.
Moral action: Ashley goes to see her grandmother and brings her a gift.
Moral consequence: Ashley's grandmother is pleasantly surprised to see her and is happy she came.
Norm: It's good for people to visit elderly family members.
Situation: The holidays are coming up and Ashley has a grandmother who lives in a nursing home who she's very close with.
Intention: Ashley wants to wish her grandmother happy holidays.
Immoral action: Ashley sends her grandmother a card and a gift in the mail.
Immoral consequence: Ashley's grandmother likes the gift but doesn't have any visitors for the holidays.
Norm: It is good to return things that are lost.
Situation: Crystal is a bartender and a customer left behind a jacket after having some drinks.
Intention: Crystal wants to pick up the jacket.
Moral action: Crystal takes the jacket and hangs it in the stock room just in case the customer comes looking.
Moral consequence: The customer comes in the next day looking for his jacket and Crystal goes into the stock room and gives it back which makes him happy.
Norm: It is good to return things that are lost.
Situation: Crystal is a bartender and a customer left behind a jacket after having some drinks.
Intention: Crystal wants to pick up the jacket.
Immoral action: Crystal takes the jacket and tosses it in the trash, thinking that the customer will never come back for it.
Immoral consequence: The customer comes in the next day looking for his jacket and Crystal is unable to give it back which disappoints him.
Norm: You shouldn't have to spread sickness to people around you.
Situation: Al was at work, but he hadn't been feeling very well.
Intention: Al wants to finish the project he was working on.
Moral action: Al leaves and goes home to complete the work remotely while he healed.
Moral consequence: Al is able to finish the work on the project without getting anyone else sick.
Norm: You shouldn't have to spread sickness to people around you.
Situation: Al was at work, but he hadn't been feeling very well.
Intention: Al wants to finish the project he was working on.
Immoral action: Al stays at work in order to finish the project he was working on.
Immoral consequence: Al gets other people on his team sick with the illness that he had.
Norm: It's bad to play the blame game with people.
Situation: Linda works in a lab with others and often is careless with tests.
Intention: Linda wants to avoid getting in trouble for bad job performance.
Moral action: Linda owns her mistakes and works on improving them.
Moral consequence: After time Linda becomes good at her job and is respected by her team.
Norm: It's bad to play the blame game with people.
Situation: Linda works in a lab with others and often is careless with tests.
Intention: Linda wants to avoid getting in trouble for bad job performance.
Immoral action: Linda accuses others of making the mistakes and tries to other depaartments.
Immoral consequence: Linda is not likes by others in the job and treated coldly by others.
Norm: It's responsible to keep children safe.
Situation: Kent was watching his kids playing in the backyard of his house and looking for saftey measures.
Intention: Kent wants to add security to his back yard.
Moral action: Kent installs cameras around his yard to look for intruders.
Moral consequence: Kent's kids feel much safer with the camera's watching them.
Norm: It's responsible to keep children safe.
Situation: Kent was watching his kids playing in the backyard of his house and looking for saftey measures.
Intention: Kent wants to add security to his back yard.
Immoral action: Kent installs an electric fence around his yard to keep intruders out.
Immoral consequence: One of Kent's kids gets shocked by the fence when they accidentally run into it.
Norm: You should not do things to put yourself in danger.
Situation: Ian, who lives in a big and fairly dangerous city, just finished up with work and is leaving his office.
Intention: Ian wants to get to his house.
Moral action: Ian takes the long way home through a pretty safe neighborhood that he's very familiar with.
Moral consequence: It takes Ian a while to arrive home, but he enjoys a pleasant evening walk in the process.
Norm: You should not do things to put yourself in danger.
Situation: Ian, who lives in a big and fairly dangerous city, just finished up with work and is leaving his office.
Intention: Ian wants to get to his house.
Immoral action: Ian decides to take a shortcut home through a dangerous neighborhood with a very high crime rate.
Immoral consequence: Ian gets held up at knifepoint and has his cell phone stolen from him, but he manages to get home in one piece.
Norm: It's wrong to lie about your education.
Situation: Helen is a high school graduate filling out job applications when she has to put down her education credentials.
Intention: Helen wants to get a job.
Moral action: Helen says she is a high school graduate on the application.
Moral consequence: Helen gets a job, and she can manage doing the work required.
Norm: It's wrong to lie about your education.
Situation: Helen is a high school graduate filling out job applications when she has to put down her education credentials.
Intention: Helen wants to get a job.
Immoral action: Helen says she is a college graduate on the application.
Immoral consequence: Helen gets a job, but she does not know how to do the work due to putting a false degree.
Norm: It is bad to be mean to your friends
Situation: Aaron is playing a competitive game with a friend and just won.
Intention: Aaron wants to respond to his victory.
Moral action: Aaron accepts his win in a modest fashion and thanks his friend for playing with him.
Moral consequence: Aaron's friend enjoys playing games with Aaron and continues to do so in the future.
Norm: It is bad to be mean to your friends
Situation: Aaron is playing a competitive game with a friend and just won.
Intention: Aaron wants to respond to his victory.
Immoral action: Aaron proudly boasts about his victory and talk down to his friend.
Immoral consequence: Aaron's friend quickly becomes annoyed with Aaron and stops playing games with him.
Norm: It is rude to disrupt other people at an event.
Situation: Anthony takes some fireworks with him to the outdoor concert.
Intention: Anthony wants to set off the fireworks.
Moral action: Anthony moves away from the crowd, and up a small hill, to light his fireworks.
Moral consequence: Some people gather to watch the fireworks and Anthony makes some new friends to watch the show with.
Norm: It is rude to disrupt other people at an event.
Situation: Anthony takes some fireworks with him to the outdoor concert.
Intention: Anthony wants to set off the fireworks.
Immoral action: Anthony starts lighting the fireworks in the middle of a crowd of people.
Immoral consequence: People start to move away from Anthony and someone tells him that he is not behaving in a polite manner.
Norm: You shouldn't make yourself throw up to lose weight.
Situation: Karen just got divorced and wants to begin dating again, but she's put on some pounds since she was single.
Intention: Karen wants to slim her waistline.
Moral action: Karen begins eating more salads and lean meat while doing a core body workout.
Moral consequence: Karen ends up not only looking better, but feeling better.
Norm: You shouldn't make yourself throw up to lose weight.
Situation: Karen just got divorced and wants to begin dating again, but she's put on some pounds since she was single.
Intention: Karen wants to slim her waistline.
Immoral action: Karen, wanting to reach her goal as quickly as possible, begins sticking her finger down her throat after each meal to vomit and her waist begins to slim.
Immoral consequence: Karen ends up rotting out her teeth from the stomach acid being in contact with her teeth frequently.
Norm: It is not acceptable to hurt another persons feelings.
Situation: Tony's made a new friend whom he has been hanging out with a lot, and just called to see if he wants to hang out today.
Intention: Tony wants to spend a few days alone.
Moral action: Tony tells his friend he needs a few days to recharge, and that they should hang out next week.
Moral consequence: Tony's friend understands and gives him the space he needs.
Norm: It is not acceptable to hurt another persons feelings.
Situation: Tony's made a new friend whom he has been hanging out with a lot, and just called to see if he wants to hang out today.
Intention: Tony wants to spend a few days alone.
Immoral action: Tony responds to his friend by calling names and being very rude.
Immoral consequence: Tony's friends feelings are hurt, and he stops being his friend.
Norm: It's rude to poop exclusively at work.
Situation: Ron is at home, about to go to work when he realizes he has to use the bathroom, he has lately been trying to last until work.
Intention: Ron wants to poop.
Moral action: Ron decides to poop in his own toilet for a change.
Moral consequence: Ron is more efficient at work, not wasting hours on the clock.
Norm: It's rude to poop exclusively at work.
Situation: Ron is at home, about to go to work when he realizes he has to use the bathroom, he has lately been trying to last until work.
Intention: Ron wants to poop.
Immoral action: Ron decides to wait to get to work, so he can get paid for it.
Immoral consequence: Ron's boss notices that he's been doing this a lot lately, and yells at him for it.
Norm: It's good to openly communicate with your significant other.
Situation: Steve's wife has been sniping at him while they've been talking lately.
Intention: Steve wants to do something about it.
Moral action: Steve tells his wife he feels like she's abusing him lately.
Moral consequence: Steve's wife realizes, apologizes and promises to do better.
Norm: It's good to openly communicate with your significant other.
Situation: Steve's wife has been sniping at him while they've been talking lately.
Intention: Steve wants to do something about it.
Immoral action: Steve starts sniping back at his wife to show her how he feels.
Immoral consequence: Steve's wife starts getting more and more rowdy with him, screaming at him.