CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's wrong to send nudes to friends.
Situation: Camden has a crush on his best friend Savanna.
Intention: Camden wants to get Savanna's attention.
Moral action: Camden hands Savanna a love poem the next time he sees her.
Moral consequence: Savanna asks Camden out on a date.
Norm: It's wrong to send nudes to friends.
Situation: Camden has a crush on his best friend Savanna.
Intention: Camden wants to get Savanna's attention.
Immoral action: Camden sends Savanna a picture of himself laying in the bed naked.
Immoral consequence: Savanna ends her friendship with Camden.
Norm: You shouldn't expect gifts from people.
Situation: Sal is on the street talking with Dan who asks for directions.
Intention: Sal wants to give directions to Dan.
Moral action: Sal simply gives the directions  and  wishes Dan luck.
Moral consequence: Sal will be useful and provide assistance to Dan who needs it.
Norm: You shouldn't expect gifts from people.
Situation: Sal is on the street talking with Dan who asks for directions.
Intention: Sal wants to give directions to Dan.
Immoral action: Sal gives directions and mentions they might be worth a few dollars.
Immoral consequence: Sal will be seen as greedy and only doing things for a material reward.
Norm: You shouldn't hurt your dog.
Situation: Marv walks into his bedroom and realizes that his dog peed on his bed.
Intention: Marv wants his dog to learn not to pee on the bed.
Moral action: Marv starts bringing the dog out for walks more often.
Moral consequence: Marv's dog starts to use the restroom outside rather than in the house.
Norm: You shouldn't hurt your dog.
Situation: Marv walks into his bedroom and realizes that his dog peed on his bed.
Intention: Marv wants his dog to learn not to pee on the bed.
Immoral action: Marv takes off his belt and beats his dog with it.
Immoral consequence: Marv's dog runs away and Marv never sees it again.
Norm: You shouldn't let people eat out of your garbage cans.
Situation: Callie notices a homeless person digging a hamburger tossed out of her trashcan.
Intention: Callie wants the homeless person to have food.
Moral action: Callie cooks dinner for herself and the homeless person.
Moral consequence: The homeless person talks Callie into hiring her for doing odd jobs for her in exchange for food.
Norm: You shouldn't let people eat out of your garbage cans.
Situation: Callie notices a homeless person digging a hamburger tossed out of her trashcan.
Intention: Callie wants the homeless person to have food.
Immoral action: Callie enters her apartment allowing the homeless person to continue digging through her trash.
Immoral consequence: The homeless person gets sick from the germs in Callie's trash can.
Norm: It's good to hug someone you love.
Situation: Emily hasn't visited her grandma for quite a while and her grandma misses her.
Intention: Emily wants to get in touch with her grandma.
Moral action: Emily visits her grandma, and they cuddle together in a couch while watching a movie.
Moral consequence: Her grandma feels loved and warm.
Norm: It's good to hug someone you love.
Situation: Emily hasn't visited her grandma for quite a while and her grandma misses her.
Intention: Emily wants to get in touch with her grandma.
Immoral action: Emily calls her grandma to chat.
Immoral consequence: Her grandma feels inadequate because she wants to see Emily physically.
Norm: Stealing from the elderly is wrong.
Situation: Matthew is walking behind an elderly man when he realizes that the man's wallet has fallen out on the ground.
Intention: Matthew wants to return the wallet.
Moral action: Matthew picks up the wallet and hands it to the man.
Moral consequence: The man is very thankful that Matthew returned the wallet.
Norm: Stealing from the elderly is wrong.
Situation: Matthew is walking behind an elderly man when he realizes that the man's wallet has fallen out on the ground.
Intention: Matthew wants to return the wallet.
Immoral action: Matthew quickly opens the wallet, takes out any cash inside, and returns the wallet to the man.
Immoral consequence: The man is very sad when he later realizes that all of his money is gone.
Norm: It's not okay to stalk people over the internet.
Situation: James recently broke up with his ex, who blocked him on all her social media accounts.
Intention: James wants to be in a relationship again.
Moral action: James creates an account on a dating site and tries to meet someone new.
Moral consequence: James eventually finds a new girlfriend who makes him forget all about his ex.
Norm: It's not okay to stalk people over the internet.
Situation: James recently broke up with his ex, who blocked him on all her social media accounts.
Intention: James wants to be in a relationship again.
Immoral action: James creates numerous fake accounts to follow his ex on social media.
Immoral consequence: The ex eventually recognizes James' writing, blocks him again, and complains about him to all their mutual friends.
Norm: It's bad to stab people.
Situation: James is drunk in a bar and the man sitting next to him just insulted his masculinity.
Intention: James wants to get rid of the other man.
Moral action: James insults the other man back, and dodges when he attempts to punch James.
Moral consequence: The bouncers throw the other man out and James is able to continue drinking in peace.
Norm: It's bad to stab people.
Situation: James is drunk in a bar and the man sitting next to him just insulted his masculinity.
Intention: James wants to get rid of the other man.
Immoral action: James pulls out a switchblade and plunges it into the man's neck.
Immoral consequence: James is subdued by the bouncers and turned over to the local police.
Norm: It is wrong to steal someone's identity
Situation: Tony finds a wallet on the ground when he is walking through the park.
Intention: Tony wants to see who the wallet belongs to.
Moral action: Tony looks up the address listed on the driver's license he finds in the wallet.
Moral consequence: Tony is given a hundred dollar reward for the return of the wallet.
Norm: It is wrong to steal someone's identity
Situation: Tony finds a wallet on the ground when he is walking through the park.
Intention: Tony wants to see who the wallet belongs to.
Immoral action: Tony takes the driver's license from the wallet and uses the information on it to create a new identity.
Immoral consequence: Tony is later arrested by the police when he is trying to buy things online using the false information.
Norm: It's illegal to groom children for sex on the internet.
Situation: Daryl is very lonely and single and hasn't had much luck finding sex partners in his everyday life.
Intention: Daryl wants to find a potential sex partner online.
Moral action: Daryl joins Tinder and swipes right on everyone until he gets a match.
Moral consequence: Daryl goes to the apartment of his Tinder match and has sex with her.
Norm: It's illegal to groom children for sex on the internet.
Situation: Daryl is very lonely and single and hasn't had much luck finding sex partners in his everyday life.
Intention: Daryl wants to find a potential sex partner online.
Immoral action: Daryl befriends a little girl online and convinces her to let him come visit, whereupon he plans to have sex with her.
Immoral consequence: Daryl is arrested when he shows up at the little girl's home with condoms and the girl's parents call the police.
Norm: It is hurtful to exclude a friend from a game.
Situation: Dave is a team captain of a baseball game when Will, who can hardly play at all, wants to join his team.
Intention: Dave wants to win the game.
Moral action: Dave takes Will onto his team and assigns him to be the catcher.
Moral consequence: Will learns to catch a ball and feels involved in the game without posing a big risk to his team.
Norm: It is hurtful to exclude a friend from a game.
Situation: Dave is a team captain of a baseball game when Will, who can hardly play at all, wants to join his team.
Intention: Dave wants to win the game.
Immoral action: Dave decides not to take Will because he's not very good, and he wants to win.
Immoral consequence: Will feels rejected and loses self-esteem, drifting away from his friends.
Norm: It's wrong to watch your parents on fetish websites.
Situation: Fernando accidentally found out his parents have posted videos of themselves on a fetish website.
Intention: Fernando wants to know more about his parents' personal life.
Moral action: Fernando ignores his parents' videos and instead starts an honest conversation with them about intimacy.
Moral consequence: Fernando's parents are happy to have a good, adult conversation with him.
Norm: It's wrong to watch your parents on fetish websites.
Situation: Fernando accidentally found out his parents have posted videos of themselves on a fetish website.
Intention: Fernando wants to know more about his parents' personal life.
Immoral action: Fernando watches his parents' videos on the fetish website, then asks them questions about it.
Immoral consequence: Fernando's parents feel humiliated and embarrassed.
Norm: It's unprofessional to be late to work.
Situation: Jane has recently started a new job where she is expected to come in at 9:00.
Intention: Jane wants to make an appointment with her doctor who only has appointments available in the morning.
Moral action: Jane schedules her appointment with the doctor for 8:00 and informs her manager in case it runs late.
Moral consequence: Jane's manager is impressed with Jane's actions and Jane receives a positive review.
Norm: It's unprofessional to be late to work.
Situation: Jane has recently started a new job where she is expected to come in at 9:00.
Intention: Jane wants to make an appointment with her doctor who only has appointments available in the morning.
Immoral action: Jane schedules the appointment with her doctor at 9:00 without informing anyone at work.
Immoral consequence: Jane is written up and placed on probation at her job.
Norm: It is taboo to be attracted to your relatives.
Situation: Dan is sitting beside his cousin Lisa on a living room couch.
Intention: Dan wants to express that Dan thinks Lisa is good looking.
Moral action: Dan tells Lisa that Lisa has a strong fashion sense and chooses flattering outfits.
Moral consequence: Lisa appreciates the compliment and feels validated that her unique style is noticed.
Norm: It is taboo to be attracted to your relatives.
Situation: Dan is sitting beside his cousin Lisa on a living room couch.
Intention: Dan wants to express that Dan thinks Lisa is good looking.
Immoral action: Dan admits to Lisa that Lisa is exactly the type of woman Dan would like to have sex with.
Immoral consequence: Lisa feels violated because Dan is suggesting an act that will pollute potential offspring's gene pool.
Norm: It's bad to snoop on your neighbor's correspondence.
Situation: Deloris and her husband Ned offered to help out their neighbor while she's away on vacation.
Intention: Deloris needs to pick up their neighbor's mail every day.
Moral action: Deloris picks up all her neighbor's mail and puts it in a pile without looking at any letters.
Moral consequence: Ned tells Deloris that it's good she's picking up the neighbor's mail every day.
Norm: It's bad to snoop on your neighbor's correspondence.
Situation: Deloris and her husband Ned offered to help out their neighbor while she's away on vacation.
Intention: Deloris needs to pick up their neighbor's mail every day.
Immoral action: When Deloris picks up her neighbor's mail she looks her letters to see who writing to her.
Immoral consequence: Ned sees Deloris looking at the neighbor's letters and tells her she shouldn't be so nosy.
Norm: You should not control your partner's appearance.
Situation: Cladwell buys his girlfriend Rachel a dress two sizes too small for a party.
Intention: Cladwell wants them to look like an attractive couple.
Moral action: Cladwell takes Rachel to a high end dress store offering to buy something she likes.
Moral consequence: Rachel's confidence is boosted, and she makes new friends at the party.
Norm: You should not control your partner's appearance.
Situation: Cladwell buys his girlfriend Rachel a dress two sizes too small for a party.
Intention: Cladwell wants them to look like an attractive couple.
Immoral action: Cladwell pressures Rachel into wearing the dress.
Immoral consequence: Rachel gets rashes all over her body from the dress digging into her skin.
Norm: It's not okay to threaten people in life.
Situation: Charles is a poor, muscular man who needs to buy food for himself.
Intention: Charles wants money to buy food.
Moral action: Charles takes up a job at a shipping dock that requires lots of muscle.
Moral consequence: Charles earns decent wages and has money to survive.
Norm: It's not okay to threaten people in life.
Situation: Charles is a poor, muscular man who needs to buy food for himself.
Intention: Charles wants money to buy food.
Immoral action: Charles hides in an alley and robs people at knife point as they pass by.
Immoral consequence: The people lose their money and report Charles to the police, who then put a warrant out for his arrest.
Norm: It's rude to fart loudly in class.
Situation: Jim has eaten a lot of beans for lunch and is feeling extremely gassy in his next class.
Intention: Jim wants to release the extra gas build up.
Moral action: Jim asks to be excused to go to the bathroom.
Moral consequence: Jim gets to fart in the bathroom without anyone else noticing it.
Norm: It's rude to fart loudly in class.
Situation: Jim has eaten a lot of beans for lunch and is feeling extremely gassy in his next class.
Intention: Jim wants to release the extra gas build up.
Immoral action: Jim lets it rip while sitting in the middle of his class.
Immoral consequence: Jim is embarrassed when everyone reacts to his bodily functions.
Norm: It is unacceptable to criticize the way another woman looks.
Situation: Karen and Cathy are friends and are on a double date at a restaurant.
Intention: Karen wants to make her date laugh.
Moral action: Karen tells a story from work about something she messed up in a funny way.
Moral consequence: Karen's date laughs, and Karen and Cathy have fun on their double date.
Norm: It is unacceptable to criticize the way another woman looks.
Situation: Karen and Cathy are friends and are on a double date at a restaurant.
Intention: Karen wants to make her date laugh.
Immoral action: Karen makes a joke about the way Cathy's hair is styled.
Immoral consequence: Cathy shoots Karen an ugly look, and stops being Karen's friend.
Norm: It's good to spend time with your spouse.
Situation: Derek and Julie are married and work long hours apart, but both have taken a week of vacation at the same time.
Intention: Derek wants to go on a trip.
Moral action: Derek takes Julie on a cruise to the Caribbean, where she's never been before.
Moral consequence: Julie has fun in the Caribbean and thanks Derek with passionate sex while on the cruise.
Norm: It's good to spend time with your spouse.
Situation: Derek and Julie are married and work long hours apart, but both have taken a week of vacation at the same time.
Intention: Derek wants to go on a trip.
Immoral action: Derek goes to Las Vegas with his male friends and enjoys gambling and drinking.
Immoral consequence: Julie wonders what she has in common with Derek and contacts a divorce lawyer.
Norm: You should share food with your children.
Situation: Tom brings home a big steak that his children are curious about.
Intention: Tom wants to tell his children about the steak.
Moral action: Tom shares the steak with his children.
Moral consequence: Tom's children learn what steak tastes like.
Norm: You should share food with your children.
Situation: Tom brings home a big steak that his children are curious about.
Intention: Tom wants to tell his children about the steak.
Immoral action: Tom says that steak is only for adults.
Immoral consequence: Tom's children will be denied trying the steak.
Norm: You shouldn't steal someone's wallet.
Situation: Vince has excellent dexterity and puts on public performances where he removes things from people without them knowing.
Intention: Vince wants to perform on a rich man.
Moral action: Vince performs on the man, steals anything he can, then returns it all.
Moral consequence: The man gets a good laugh and still has all of his possessions.
Norm: You shouldn't steal someone's wallet.
Situation: Vince has excellent dexterity and puts on public performances where he removes things from people without them knowing.
Intention: Vince wants to perform on a rich man.
Immoral action: During the performance, Vince removes the man's wallet and puts a similar one in its place.
Immoral consequence: The man can't find his money and is unable to pay for his dinner.
Norm: You shouldn't leave the toilet seat up because it's rude.
Situation: Tim is in a bathroom using a toilet and lifts the toilet seat up.
Intention: Tim wants to finish using the bathroom.
Moral action: Tim puts the toilet seat down in the bathroom.
Moral consequence: The next person to use the bathroom can sit on it without lifting the seat.
Norm: You shouldn't leave the toilet seat up because it's rude.
Situation: Tim is in a bathroom using a toilet and lifts the toilet seat up.
Intention: Tim wants to finish using the bathroom.
Immoral action: Tim leaves the toilet seat in the bathroom.
Immoral consequence: The next person to use the bathroom may fall in the toilet.
Norm: It's good to look for help dating.
Situation: Natalie is single and her friends keep on trying to introduce her to single men they know.
Intention: Natalie wants to have a boyfriend.
Moral action: Natalie accepts to meet her best friend's cousin, who is single.
Moral consequence: Natalie starts dating her friend's cousin and finds out he is a lovely man.
Norm: It's good to look for help dating.
Situation: Natalie is single and her friends keep on trying to introduce her to single men they know.
Intention: Natalie wants to have a boyfriend.
Immoral action: Natalie rejects her friends' offers and meets someone through Tinder.
Immoral consequence: Natalie's new boyfriend is unpleasant and quickly starts cheating on her.
Norm: You shouldn't smell up the house if you have roommates.
Situation: Cadence can't focus on her meditation, and her roommate is sensitive to strong smells.
Intention: Cadence wants to complete her mediation.
Moral action: Cadence turns on a machine that plays rain sounds to help her get in tune with herself.
Moral consequence: Cadence's roommate decides to mediate with Cadence.
Norm: You shouldn't smell up the house if you have roommates.
Situation: Cadence can't focus on her meditation, and her roommate is sensitive to strong smells.
Intention: Cadence wants to complete her mediation.
Immoral action: Cadence light several strong smelling candles to relax her mind.
Immoral consequence: Cadence's roommate gets a strong headache.
Norm: It's good to be prepared before you cook something.
Situation: Hina is preparing dinner for the family who have been waiting eagerly for some time.
Intention: Hina wants to prepare a dessert for after dinner.
Moral action: Hina prepares all the ingredients ahead of time making it easier to multitask.
Moral consequence: Hina's family enjoy their dinner and are think highly of her cooking skills.
Norm: It's good to be prepared before you cook something.
Situation: Hina is preparing dinner for the family who have been waiting eagerly for some time.
Intention: Hina wants to prepare a dessert for after dinner.
Immoral action: Hina's dinner boils over while she is busy preparing the ingredients for the dessert.
Immoral consequence: Hina's family has to wait longer to eat because the dish must be fixed.
Norm: It's good to refrain from violence.
Situation: Kyle is at a protest for equal rights when a counter protest group shows up trying to instigate a fight.
Intention: Kyle wants to stay at the event.
Moral action: A member of the counter protest group shoves Kyle, but he doesn't react because he knows they just want to incite violence to delegitimize his cause.
Moral consequence: Kyle gets the moral high ground and the counter protesters back off because their plan didn't work.
Norm: It's good to refrain from violence.
Situation: Kyle is at a protest for equal rights when a counter protest group shows up trying to instigate a fight.
Intention: Kyle wants to stay at the event.
Immoral action: A member of the counter protest group shoves Kyle, so he punches the person which results in both groups in a large street brawl.
Immoral consequence: Kyle ends up getting hospitalized with a fractured jaw and the counter protesters got what they wanted.
Norm: It is wrong to abandon your family for fun.
Situation: Pierre is babysitting his younger siblings when his friend calls him to tell him there's a party going on.
Intention: Pierre wants to respond to his friend.
Moral action: Pierre tells his friend he can't go to the party because he's watching his siblings.
Moral consequence: Pierre's parents will think he's responsible and trustworthy.
Norm: It is wrong to abandon your family for fun.
Situation: Pierre is babysitting his younger siblings when his friend calls him to tell him there's a party going on.
Intention: Pierre wants to respond to his friend.
Immoral action: Pierre ditches his younger siblings and goes to the party.
Immoral consequence: Pierre's parents will punish him for leaving his siblings alone.
Norm: It's unusual to hate your boyfriend
Situation: Marcy found out her boyfriend lost his job and Marcy is now around friends.
Intention: Marcy wants to talk to her friends about her boyfriend.
Moral action: Mary tells her friends she is mildly disappointed in her boyfriend but doesn't hate him.
Moral consequence: Marcy's friends thank Marcy for taking a measured approach, and they finish their meeting.
Norm: It's unusual to hate your boyfriend
Situation: Marcy found out her boyfriend lost his job and Marcy is now around friends.
Intention: Marcy wants to talk to her friends about her boyfriend.
Immoral action: Marcy tells her friends that she now hates Jared and wishes he has a horrible life.
Immoral consequence: Marcy's friends tell Marcy she is being too judgemental and Marcy feels overwhelmed.
Norm: You should be tolerant of other people's interests.
Situation: Gord is at work and some coworkers have gathered around Nancy who is showing them a sweater she knitted for her cat.
Intention: Gord wants to make a comment about the sweater.
Moral action: Gord tells Nancy that it looks just like a human sweater but miniature and that it's cute.
Moral consequence: Nancy smiles because she's delighted that Gord liked it and made a comment about it.
Norm: You should be tolerant of other people's interests.
Situation: Gord is at work and some coworkers have gathered around Nancy who is showing them a sweater she knitted for her cat.
Intention: Gord wants to make a comment about the sweater.
Immoral action: Gord tells Nancy that knitting clothing for cats is ridiculously stupid and a huge waste of time.
Immoral consequence: Nancy is appalled that Gord thinks her endeavor was a waste of time and is insulted that he hated on her.
Norm: It's embarrassing for your nude photos to be released.
Situation: Cherry just realized that her phone has been hacked, and she has naked pictures of herself being posted on the internet.
Intention: Cherry wants to deal with the hack.
Moral action: Cherry deletes all her social media, so she doesn't have to deal with the feedback about her naked pictures.
Moral consequence: Cherry eventually outlasts the hysteria surrounding her pictures but never quite gets over it.
Norm: It's embarrassing for your nude photos to be released.
Situation: Cherry just realized that her phone has been hacked, and she has naked pictures of herself being posted on the internet.
Intention: Cherry wants to deal with the hack.
Immoral action: Cherry encourages to hacker to share her pictures even more with people to show she is not afraid and is unfazed by the hack.
Immoral consequence: Cherry's nude pictures are released to the public, and she now has to put on a confident face every time somebody brings them up.