CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's disgusting to throw up anywhere that isn't a bathroom.
Situation: Dana has had too many drinks at a party and feels like throwing up.
Intention: Dana wants to throw up.
Moral action: Dana rushes to the bathroom and throws up in the toilet.
Moral consequence: Dana feels relieved to throw up where no one can see her.
Norm: It's disgusting to throw up anywhere that isn't a bathroom.
Situation: Dana has had too many drinks at a party and feels like throwing up.
Intention: Dana wants to throw up.
Immoral action: Dana crouches down and throws up in the middle of the floor.
Immoral consequence: Dana feels embarrassed when all of the party guests moan in disgust.
Norm: It's rude to interrupt people while they're talking.
Situation: Alex is in a team meeting where one member is presenting something when he comes up with a great idea.
Intention: Alex wants to get his idea out before he forgets.
Moral action: Alex writes his idea down in his notes and waits for the presenting member to finish before sharing it.
Moral consequence: The other team member has a meaningful presentation and receives Alex's idea well.
Norm: It's rude to interrupt people while they're talking.
Situation: Alex is in a team meeting where one member is presenting something when he comes up with a great idea.
Intention: Alex wants to get his idea out before he forgets.
Immoral action: Alex cuts off the team member who is talking to pitch the idea.
Immoral consequence: The other team member was about to make a good point which wont have the same emphasis now.
Norm: It's rude to take back an invitation.
Situation: Jane has invited Ted to a dinner party but realizes that there aren't enough seats to accommodate all her guests.
Intention: Jane wants to make sure all her guests have a seat at her dinner party.
Moral action: Jane sets up an extension to her dining table so that all the guests, including Ted, have enough room.
Moral consequence: Ted enjoys the dinner and is happy that he was included in the event.
Norm: It's rude to take back an invitation.
Situation: Jane has invited Ted to a dinner party but realizes that there aren't enough seats to accommodate all her guests.
Intention: Jane wants to make sure all her guests have a seat at her dinner party.
Immoral action: Jane rescinds her invitation to Ted so that the rest of the guest have a seat at the table.
Immoral consequence: Ted is insulted that Jane chose to take back his invitation the her dinner.
Norm: You shouldn't flake out on your friends.
Situation: Mia is supposed to visit a haunted house with her friends, but she hates doing scary things.
Intention: Mia wants to avoid being scared.
Moral action: Before entering the haunted house, Mia does some mental exercises to strengthen her mind against scary things.
Moral consequence: Mia's friends treat her to ice cream for pushing past her comfort zone.
Norm: You shouldn't flake out on your friends.
Situation: Mia is supposed to visit a haunted house with her friends, but she hates doing scary things.
Intention: Mia wants to avoid being scared.
Immoral action: Mia tells her friends that she has a bad cold at the last minute.
Immoral consequence: Mia regrets her decision after seeing pictures of her friends on Facebook.
Norm: It's rude to give a coworker inappropriate attention.
Situation: Due to budget constraints Josh has to start sharing his office with his coworker Penny.
Intention: Josh wants to get along with his new office mate.
Moral action: Josh works to maintain a friendly yet professional in the shared space.
Moral consequence: Josh's attitude puts Penny at ease and the two are able to successfully share the space.
Norm: It's rude to give a coworker inappropriate attention.
Situation: Due to budget constraints Josh has to start sharing his office with his coworker Penny.
Intention: Josh wants to get along with his new office mate.
Immoral action: Josh is very attentive to Penny's needs and when he notices her tension he gives her a back rub.
Immoral consequence: Josh gets called into HR to discuss his inappropriate behavior towards Penny.
Norm: You shouldn't pretend you like someone.
Situation: Ray is jealous when his ex girlfriend goes to prom with one of his football teammates.
Intention: Ray wants to have a good time at prom.
Moral action: Ray goes to prom with his single friends and ignores his ex.
Moral consequence: Ray enjoys prom night with his friends.
Norm: You shouldn't pretend you like someone.
Situation: Ray is jealous when his ex girlfriend goes to prom with one of his football teammates.
Intention: Ray wants to have a good time at prom.
Immoral action: Ray asks Beth, a girl his ex doesn't like, to prom with the intention of getting under her skin.
Immoral consequence: Beth sees Ray is distracted by his ex and feels as though she's been used.
Norm: It's frowned upon to be loud.
Situation: Marcus stand in the hallway next to the testing area checking the results of his test, and he receives a perfect score.
Intention: Marcus wants to express his excitement.
Moral action: Marcus shares the results of his test on Facebook and Twitter.
Moral consequence: Marcus' father texts him saying that he saw the post, and offers to take him out for dinner.
Norm: It's frowned upon to be loud.
Situation: Marcus stand in the hallway next to the testing area checking the results of his test, and he receives a perfect score.
Intention: Marcus wants to express his excitement.
Immoral action: Marcus exclaims that he made a perfect score on the exam in a loud tone jumping up and down.
Immoral consequence: Marcus is escorted out of the building for being loud in the testing area.
Norm: It's wrong to sleep with your friend's parent.
Situation: Diego and his friend Thom are both drinking whiskey with his mom, Monica, who begins to flirt with Thom, and Diego feels uneasy.
Intention: Thom wants to react to Monica's advances.
Moral action: Thom decides to ignore Monica's flirting and asks Diego to go outside to hang out instead.
Moral consequence: Diego is happy that his friend didn't betray their friendship, but remains angry with Monica.
Norm: It's wrong to sleep with your friend's parent.
Situation: Diego and his friend Thom are both drinking whiskey with his mom, Monica, who begins to flirt with Thom, and Diego feels uneasy.
Intention: Thom wants to react to Monica's advances.
Immoral action: Thom flirts back with Monica who then invites him into her bedroom where they have sex.
Immoral consequence: Diego is angry at both Thom and Monica because he feels weird about the whole thing.
Norm: You shouldn't overfeed animals.
Situation: John is getting ready to take a 3 day trip.
Intention: John needs to figure out how to feed his pets while he is away.
Moral action: John hires a friend to feed his pets each day.
Moral consequence: The pets are taken care of.
Norm: You shouldn't overfeed animals.
Situation: John is getting ready to take a 3 day trip.
Intention: John needs to figure out how to feed his pets while he is away.
Immoral action: John leaves 3 days of food sitting out for the animals.
Immoral consequence: They eat it all right away and get sick.
Norm: You should try to get along with your partner's parents.
Situation: James knew that his girlfriend's parents were quite religious and conservative.
Intention: James doesn't want to lie about who he is.
Moral action: When his girlfriend's father brings up politics, James says that he's liberal but doesn't like to discuss politics at dinner.
Moral consequence: James and his girlfriend's family change the subject to movies they've recently enjoyed.
Norm: You should try to get along with your partner's parents.
Situation: James knew that his girlfriend's parents were quite religious and conservative.
Intention: James doesn't want to lie about who he is.
Immoral action: James insists on wearing a "Black Trans Lives Matter" t-shirt to dinner.
Immoral consequence: The political argument starts within ten minutes and ends with James being kicked out of the house.
Norm: It is good to have activities.
Situation: Sean has a day off and the weather is beautiful.
Intention: Sean wants to decide if he should plan something.
Moral action: Sean decides to get some exercise.
Moral consequence: He feels great the rest of the day.
Norm: It is good to have activities.
Situation: Sean has a day off and the weather is beautiful.
Intention: Sean wants to decide if he should plan something.
Immoral action: Sean doesn't plan anything and relaxes all day.
Immoral consequence: He feels restless and lazy later on, but it's too late.
Norm: It is caring to help people who are in distress.
Situation: Lyle is walking down the street when he sees Karen on the ground bleeding from a probable stab wound.
Intention: Lyle wants to express his concern to Karen.
Moral action: Lyle tells Karen that her wound looks awful and that he's calling 911 right away.
Moral consequence: Karen is delighted that someone is calling for help and hopeful that she can get through the ordeal.
Norm: It is caring to help people who are in distress.
Situation: Lyle is walking down the street when he sees Karen on the ground bleeding from a probable stab wound.
Intention: Lyle wants to express his concern to Karen.
Immoral action: Lyle tells Karen that it's terrible that she's bleeding and that she should probably find a hospital or something.
Immoral consequence: Karen is annoyed that Lyle is just stating the obvious and not helping her in any way.
Norm: It's hurtful to cut contact with siblings.
Situation: Jamie just had the worst argument she's had with her sister, who made some very hurtful comments.
Intention: Jamie wants to show her sister how upset she is.
Moral action: Jamie distances herself from her sister and doesn't make much time for her in the future.
Moral consequence: Jamie's sister realizes that this is because of the things she said during the fight.
Norm: It's hurtful to cut contact with siblings.
Situation: Jamie just had the worst argument she's had with her sister, who made some very hurtful comments.
Intention: Jamie wants to show her sister how upset she is.
Immoral action: Jamie blocks her sister's phone number as well as her social media, cutting off all contact.
Immoral consequence: Jamie's sister thinks she is overreacting and focuses on how she blocked her own sister.
Norm: It is good to end in good terms with people.
Situation: Jake is not enjoying his relationship with his girlfriend as much as he used to.
Intention: Jake wants to break up with his girlfriend.
Moral action: Jake tells his girlfriend that they have to break up because she deserves more.
Moral consequence: Jake's girlfriend misses Jake, and she still thinks highly of Jake.
Norm: It is good to end in good terms with people.
Situation: Jake is not enjoying his relationship with his girlfriend as much as he used to.
Intention: Jake wants to break up with his girlfriend.
Immoral action: Jake tells his girlfriend that he wasted so much time with her.
Immoral consequence: Jake's girlfriend starts hating Jake and never wants to talk to him again.
Norm: It’s wrong to be violent.
Situation: Amelia asks a classmate if she could use the watercolors for her art project, and her classmate declines her request.
Intention: Amelia wants to create art.
Moral action: Amelia walks over to the pottery station, and she makes a brightly colored vase.
Moral consequence: Amelia makes a perfect grade on her project.
Norm: It’s wrong to be violent.
Situation: Amelia asks a classmate if she could use the watercolors for her art project, and her classmate declines her request.
Intention: Amelia wants to create art.
Immoral action: Amelia shoves her classmate out of the way and grabs the watercolors from her hands.
Immoral consequence: Amelia is given detention for her behavior.
Norm: You shouldn't block people on your partner's phone.
Situation: Chris' girlfriend, Meg, often messages her male coworkers and it makes him jealous.
Intention: Chris wants to stop feeling jealous about Meg talking to her coworkers.
Moral action: Chris explains to Meg how he's been feeling.
Moral consequence: Meg assures Chris that her communication with coworkers is strictly professional.
Norm: You shouldn't block people on your partner's phone.
Situation: Chris' girlfriend, Meg, often messages her male coworkers and it makes him jealous.
Intention: Chris wants to stop feeling jealous about Meg talking to her coworkers.
Immoral action: Chris blocks all of the male contacts in Meg's phone.
Immoral consequence: Meg misses an important work update that was sent to her by a male coworker, causing her to fall behind on her work.
Norm: You shouldn't lock people out of the house.
Situation: Lori has a friend sleeping over at her house and is having a good time with her while a winter storm rages outside.
Intention: Lori wants to play a joke on her friend.
Moral action: Lori goes outside, sneaks in some snow, and throws some snow balls at her unsuspecting friend.
Moral consequence: Lori's friend recovers, laughs, and grabs the snow, starting an in-house snowball fight.
Norm: You shouldn't lock people out of the house.
Situation: Lori has a friend sleeping over at her house and is having a good time with her while a winter storm rages outside.
Intention: Lori wants to play a joke on her friend.
Immoral action: Lori lures her friend outside, shuts the door, locks it, and laughs at her through the window.
Immoral consequence: Lori's friend starts to freeze and quickly gets frostbite, requiring medical attention to heal.
Norm: You should call your family member when they ask.
Situation: Sam's dad texts him while he's in class, asking him to call when he's able to.
Intention: Sam wants to find out what his dad wants.
Moral action: Sam finds a quiet place to call his dad after class is over.
Moral consequence: Sam's father is relieved to hear from his son and tells him what's going on.
Norm: You should call your family member when they ask.
Situation: Sam's dad texts him while he's in class, asking him to call when he's able to.
Intention: Sam wants to find out what his dad wants.
Immoral action: Sam texts his dad rather than calling him.
Immoral consequence: Sam's dad is frustrated that his son texts rather than calls.
Norm: You shouldn't pour beverages on the floor
Situation: Mario is cleaning the kitchen when he finds cans half full of soda.
Intention: Mario wants to empty the soda from the cans on the counter.
Moral action: Mario pours the soda out into the drain in the sink.
Moral consequence: Mario is happy that he has less things to clean in the kitchen.
Norm: You shouldn't pour beverages on the floor
Situation: Mario is cleaning the kitchen when he finds cans half full of soda.
Intention: Mario wants to empty the soda from the cans on the counter.
Immoral action: Mario pours the soda out of the cans onto the floor.
Immoral consequence: The floor ends up getting sticky and Mario has more to clean.
Norm: It is fun to do activities with other people.
Situation: Karen is a shy girl and has spare time during a Saturday afternoon, and she notices her neighbor kids are playing hide and seek outside.
Intention: Karen wants to spend her time.
Moral action: Karen goes outside and joins her neighbor kids to play hide and seek.
Moral consequence: Karen feels belonged and happy playing with the other kids.
Norm: It is fun to do activities with other people.
Situation: Karen is a shy girl and has spare time during a Saturday afternoon, and she notices her neighbor kids are playing hide and seek outside.
Intention: Karen wants to spend her time.
Immoral action: Karen plays a video game at home on her own.
Immoral consequence: Karen feels bored and unmotivated.
Norm: It is ok good to teach yourself things.
Situation: Sophia opens an infected email which results in her computer becoming infected with viruses, and her tech savvy brother can't help her at the moment.
Intention: Sophia wants her computer to be free of viruses.
Moral action: Sophia learns how to remove viruses from watching tutorials on youtube.
Moral consequence: Sophia is able to help her coworker with virus removal a week later.
Norm: It is ok good to teach yourself things.
Situation: Sophia opens an infected email which results in her computer becoming infected with viruses, and her tech savvy brother can't help her at the moment.
Intention: Sophia wants her computer to be free of viruses.
Immoral action: Sophia waits for her brother to fix her computer.
Immoral consequence: By the time he arrives, the virus has permanently harmed ten of her files.
Norm: You shouldn't judge yourself or others based on height.
Situation: John, who is short, runs a powerful health institution and deals with a lot of taller clients and workers.
Intention: John wants to have authority over other people.
Moral action: John uses his superior business skills and knowledge to direct people's projects wisely, helping them complete them successfully.
Moral consequence: John's associates come to respect John and seek his advice and counsel, listening to and obeying what he says.
Norm: You shouldn't judge yourself or others based on height.
Situation: John, who is short, runs a powerful health institution and deals with a lot of taller clients and workers.
Intention: John wants to have authority over other people.
Immoral action: John mounts a ruler on his office door and notes how tall each person is who enters his office, then tries to dominate the taller ones.
Immoral consequence: The taller people find John to be overbearing and controlling and decide not to work for him any more.
Norm: You shouldn't knock into others.
Situation: Jackie is on a crowded street and is late for school.
Intention: Jackie wants to get to school quickly.
Moral action: Jackie says excuse me to the people in front of him.
Moral consequence: The other people on the street will make way for Jackie.
Norm: You shouldn't knock into others.
Situation: Jackie is on a crowded street and is late for school.
Intention: Jackie wants to get to school quickly.
Immoral action: Jackie pushes the other people on the street with his body to get past them.
Immoral consequence: The other people on the street will push Jackie back thinking he's picking a fight.
Norm: It's wrong to fake how you feel.
Situation: Joe is having serious doubts about the girl he is currently seeing and the topic of their relationship comes up while they drive home together.
Intention: Joe wants to avoid arguing on the way home.
Moral action: Joe insists that they will talk about things when later after arriving home.
Moral consequence: Joe's girlfriend does not bring the subject up again on the ride home.
Norm: It's wrong to fake how you feel.
Situation: Joe is having serious doubts about the girl he is currently seeing and the topic of their relationship comes up while they drive home together.
Intention: Joe wants to avoid arguing on the way home.
Immoral action: Joe acts like there is nothing wrong with their relationship.
Immoral consequence: Joe's girlfriend is misled into believing that they are on good terms.
Norm: It's rude to lock someone out of the house.
Situation: Reese is at home along with his brother who is playing in the backyard.
Intention: Reese wants to play a prank on his brother.
Moral action: Reese surprises his brother by throwing a water balloon at him from the window.
Moral consequence: Reese's brother is shocked at first but then has fun retaliating later.
Norm: It's rude to lock someone out of the house.
Situation: Reese is at home along with his brother who is playing in the backyard.
Intention: Reese wants to play a prank on his brother.
Immoral action: Reese secures all the locks to the house while his brother is outside and then pretends not to hear his knocking.
Immoral consequence: Reese's brother panics and cries outside which turns to anger later when Reese reveals the prank.
Norm: It's good to make your own food and drink.
Situation: Tabitha is hungry but also has many upcoming expenses.
Intention: She wants something to eat.
Moral action: Tabitha goes to the grocery store and buys produce and pasta.
Moral consequence: Not only does Tabitha save money, but she also has a healthier meal.
Norm: It's good to make your own food and drink.
Situation: Tabitha is hungry but also has many upcoming expenses.
Intention: She wants something to eat.
Immoral action: Tabitha orders food from a  restaurant.
Immoral consequence: She spends more than she can afford and misses payment on a bill.
Norm: It's dangerous when others act aggressively towards you.
Situation: Donny is on the street when a man walks towards him screaming at him.
Intention: Donny wants to react to the man.
Moral action: Donny moves away from the man and puts distance between them.
Moral consequence: Donny is safe from any potential harm.
Norm: It's dangerous when others act aggressively towards you.
Situation: Donny is on the street when a man walks towards him screaming at him.
Intention: Donny wants to react to the man.
Immoral action: Donny stands where he is and allows the man to get closer.
Immoral consequence: Donny is attacked by the man and injured.
Norm: Leaving a young child alone in the bathroom is foolish.
Situation: Marissa is bathing her toddler son, Bradley, when the phone rings.
Intention: Marissa wants to answer the phone.
Moral action: Marissa answers the phone with one hand while continuing to bathe Bradley with the other.
Moral consequence: Marissa learns the importance of multitasking as a parent.
Norm: Leaving a young child alone in the bathroom is foolish.
Situation: Marissa is bathing her toddler son, Bradley, when the phone rings.
Intention: Marissa wants to answer the phone.
Immoral action: Marissa answers the phone and leaves the bathroom for a quieter area of the house.
Immoral consequence: Marissa returns to find Bradley choking on water.
Norm: It's bad to fall asleep at your desk at work.
Situation: John is at work finishing up some accounts.
Intention: John isn't feeling well and needs to rest.
Moral action: John tells his boss he's not feeling well and goes home to sleep.
Moral consequence: John's boss is caring and lets him leave.
Norm: It's bad to fall asleep at your desk at work.
Situation: John is at work finishing up some accounts.
Intention: John isn't feeling well and needs to rest.
Immoral action: John falls asleep right in his cubicle.
Immoral consequence: His boss notices him sleeping and fires him.
Norm: It's rude to give someone bad service on purpose.
Situation: Amy is a waitress at a Waffle House, and a cop came in to eat something.
Intention: Amy has to serve the cop.
Moral action: Amy gets to the cop as fast as she could and makes sure that they get their food quickly.
Moral consequence: The cop is satisfied and are glad that they aren't being judged for their uniform.
Norm: It's rude to give someone bad service on purpose.
Situation: Amy is a waitress at a Waffle House, and a cop came in to eat something.
Intention: Amy has to serve the cop.
Immoral action: Amy takes her time getting to the cop and uses an attitude with the cop.
Immoral consequence: The cop's feelings are hurt, and they feel guilty for no reason.
Norm: It is bad to lie on things.
Situation: Jake is at a sleepover trying to sleep and misplaced his phone, but it is dark, and he can't seem to find the phone.
Intention: Jake wants to get rest tonight.
Moral action: Jake crawls on his hands and knees searching the floor in the dark until he finally locates his phone, then goes back to sleep.
Moral consequence: Jake gets his phone and keeps it safe, avoiding the loss of several hundred dollars and his pictures that are stored there.
Norm: It is bad to lie on things.
Situation: Jake is at a sleepover trying to sleep and misplaced his phone, but it is dark, and he can't seem to find the phone.
Intention: Jake wants to get rest tonight.
Immoral action: Jake searches for a minute or two, then gives up, rolls over, and goes to sleep.
Immoral consequence: Jake rolls onto his phone, eventually breaking it from the pressure of his body during the night.