CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's nice to make people smile.
Situation: Kayla is at the grocery stores shopping and there are many other customers in the aisle.
Intention: Kayla wants to get everything on her list.
Moral action: Kayla takes the time to smile at some of the other customers in the store as she goes down aisles getting things on her list.
Moral consequence: Some customers smile back at Kayla and sometimes that's all somebody needs, so Kayla and the customers feel better that day.
Norm: It's nice to make people smile.
Situation: Kayla is at the grocery stores shopping and there are many other customers in the aisle.
Intention: Kayla wants to get everything on her list.
Immoral action: Kayla rushes through the aisles ignoring other customers and grabbing everything she needs.
Immoral consequence: Kayla and the customers pass by one another like robots.
Norm: It's appropriate to express your ideas in a non-confrontational way.
Situation: Ted is having a conversation with his landlord, and his landlord wants to know more about Ted's politics.
Intention: Ted wants to tell his landlord some of his political views.
Moral action: Ted tells his landlord that he just thinks everyone should have healthcare.
Moral consequence: Ted's landlord doesn't argue with Ted and respects his opinion.
Norm: It's appropriate to express your ideas in a non-confrontational way.
Situation: Ted is having a conversation with his landlord, and his landlord wants to know more about Ted's politics.
Intention: Ted wants to tell his landlord some of his political views.
Immoral action: Ted tells his landlord that landlords shouldn't exist and that the money they make is not earned.
Immoral consequence: Ted's landlord becomes upset and never wants to talk to Ted again.
Norm: It's good to be comforting to an injured animal.
Situation: Jerry is taking a walk around the block when he spots a sparrow that has an injured wing.
Intention: Jerry wants to decide what to do in regards to the bird.
Moral action: Jerry goes to the sparrow and takes him home to nurse him back to health.
Moral consequence: Thanks to Jerry, within a few weeks the bird has enough strength to be able to fly again.
Norm: It's good to be comforting to an injured animal.
Situation: Jerry is taking a walk around the block when he spots a sparrow that has an injured wing.
Intention: Jerry wants to decide what to do in regards to the bird.
Immoral action: Jerry decides to keep on walking because he's afraid he could get bit if he tries to assist.
Immoral consequence: The sparrow is unable to fly and dies because he can't get access to food.
Norm: It is bad to throw temper tantrums
Situation: Mary is with her mom at the grocery store and sees a very sugary food at a discount price.
Intention: Mary wants to tell her mom she wants the candy from the store.
Moral action: Mary asks for the candy and doesn't make an ultimatum.
Moral consequence: Mary's mom gives Mary the candy, and she feels happy.
Norm: It is bad to throw temper tantrums
Situation: Mary is with her mom at the grocery store and sees a very sugary food at a discount price.
Intention: Mary wants to tell her mom she wants the candy from the store.
Immoral action: Mary starts screaming at her mom that she must have her candy, "or else".
Immoral consequence: Mary's mom grounds Mary and Mary feels sorry.
Norm: You should be able to adapt to change.
Situation: Jeff is the CEO of a struggling company, and others are urging him to modernize the company.
Intention: Jeff wants to make a decision on what to do with the company.
Moral action: Jeff decides to make sure that everything with the company is up-to-date.
Moral consequence: Jeff's company begins to grow again, and they're able to hire even more employees.
Norm: You should be able to adapt to change.
Situation: Jeff is the CEO of a struggling company, and others are urging him to modernize the company.
Intention: Jeff wants to make a decision on what to do with the company.
Immoral action: Jeff decides to stick to what he knows, so he doesn't want to modernize.
Immoral consequence: Jeff's company suffers, and many people have to lose their jobs to make up for it.
Norm: You should care about your partner's discomfort.
Situation: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special with his black wife, but  he wants to watch one from someone has made racist remarks in the past.
Intention: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special.
Moral action: Ryne asks his wife what comedy special she would like to watch.
Moral consequence: Ryne's wife feels appreciative that Ryne would ask her first.
Norm: You should care about your partner's discomfort.
Situation: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special with his black wife, but  he wants to watch one from someone has made racist remarks in the past.
Intention: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special.
Immoral action: Ryne decides to pick the comedy special that he wanted to watch.
Immoral consequence: Ryne's wife cannot hide her discomfort that she has to watch it.
Norm: It is thoughtful to give flower to your mother.
Situation: Denny is over at his mother Cheryl's house, who is going through a divorce.
Intention: Denny wants to cheer his mom up.
Moral action: Denny brings Cheryl a bouquet of her favorite flowers.
Moral consequence: Cheryl accepts Denny's flowers and finds the strength to move forward.
Norm: It is thoughtful to give flower to your mother.
Situation: Denny is over at his mother Cheryl's house, who is going through a divorce.
Intention: Denny wants to cheer his mom up.
Immoral action: Denny spots flowers that were given to Cheryl by her husband, and throws them out the window.
Immoral consequence: Cheryl beomes emotional over the loss of the flowers.
Norm: You shouldn't threaten someone with a knife.
Situation: Colin is out of work and his bills are piling up.
Intention: Colin wants to get some money.
Moral action: Colin walks up to people on the street and asks if they need some odd jobs done for money.
Moral consequence: Some people take him up on his offer, and he makes a little money.
Norm: You shouldn't threaten someone with a knife.
Situation: Colin is out of work and his bills are piling up.
Intention: Colin wants to get some money.
Immoral action: Colin holds a knife to someone and says he wants their wallet.
Immoral consequence: Colin is arrested and thrown in prison for armed robbery.
Norm: You shouldn't be nosy about someone else's sexual orientation.
Situation: Yazzy just made a new friend at school whom she likes very much.
Intention: Yazzy wants to get to know their new friend better.
Moral action: Yazzy asks her new friend what some of their favorite hobbies are.
Moral consequence: Yazzy's friend shares some of their hobbies that they happen to both enjoy, and they end up becoming closer friends.
Norm: You shouldn't be nosy about someone else's sexual orientation.
Situation: Yazzy just made a new friend at school whom she likes very much.
Intention: Yazzy wants to get to know their new friend better.
Immoral action: Yazzy asks their friend what genders they are sexually attracted to.
Immoral consequence: Yazzy's new friend feels like Yazzy is being nosy and decides to stop being her friend.
Norm: It's wrong to discriminate against people because of their weight.
Situation: Jamie isn't sure if she wants her friend Sandra in her wedding party because she thinks Sandra is too heavy to look good in a bridesmaid dress.
Intention: Jaime wants her wedding day to be perfect.
Moral action: Jamie asks Sandra to be in the wedding party because having all of her friends at the wedding is more important than the aesthetics of the wedding photos.
Moral consequence: Sandra has a great time at the wedding and her relationship with Jamie grows even stronger.
Norm: It's wrong to discriminate against people because of their weight.
Situation: Jamie isn't sure if she wants her friend Sandra in her wedding party because she thinks Sandra is too heavy to look good in a bridesmaid dress.
Intention: Jaime wants her wedding day to be perfect.
Immoral action: Jamie decides that Sandra is too heavy to be in the wedding and doesn't send her an invitation.
Immoral consequence: Sandra is heartbroken at not being included in the wedding and ends her friendship with Jamie.
Norm: It's wrong for a person to steal.
Situation: Jake is broke and wants to take his girlfriend out to dinner and a movie.
Intention: Jake wants to get some cash.
Moral action: Jake goes to his brother and asks him for a loan until he gets paid next week.
Moral consequence: Jake's brother loans Jake his requested amount and Jake is able to take his girlfriend out.
Norm: It's wrong for a person to steal.
Situation: Jake is broke and wants to take his girlfriend out to dinner and a movie.
Intention: Jake wants to get some cash.
Immoral action: Jake finds some cash on his brother's bedroom dresser while his brother is gone and takes the cash.
Immoral consequence: Jake's brother realizes that Jake has taken his money and confronts him, which leads to the brothers fighting.
Norm: You shouldn't tell others information that seems impossible.
Situation: Don is talking about religion with his friend, and his friend asked him why he believes in God.
Intention: Don wants to explain why he believes in God.
Moral action: Don tells his friend that his family used to read him bible verses all the time.
Moral consequence: Don's friend understands his explanation and doesn't look down on him.
Norm: You shouldn't tell others information that seems impossible.
Situation: Don is talking about religion with his friend, and his friend asked him why he believes in God.
Intention: Don wants to explain why he believes in God.
Immoral action: Don tells his friend that God spoke to him when he was younger.
Immoral consequence: Don's friend will think that Don is crazy and will think that he's a liar.
Norm: It is good to be honest with your siblings.
Situation: Kate is going to meet a man she met on Tinder, but she hasn't told her sister yet.
Intention: Kate doesn't want her sister to worry about her.
Moral action: Kate tells her sister about the date and gives the man's phone number and license plate to her.
Moral consequence: Kate should be safe in case anything bad happens and is happy that she doesn't have to lie to her sister.
Norm: It is good to be honest with your siblings.
Situation: Kate is going to meet a man she met on Tinder, but she hasn't told her sister yet.
Intention: Kate doesn't want her sister to worry about her.
Immoral action: Kate tells his sister that she's going with her friend to get ice cream.
Immoral consequence: Kate doesn't have anyone to help her in case the date with the man goes wrong.
Norm: You shouldn't steal from your boss.
Situation: Jonah works for a small lawn care company owed by Manuel; Jonah drives a company truck which carries tools and supplies.
Intention: Jonah wants to get a string trimmer and a hedge trimmer for his own use.
Moral action: Jonah uses his paycheck to buy tools similar to those he uses at work, allowing him to keep his own lawn nice.
Moral consequence: Jonah's neighbors notice how nice his lawn looks, and offer to hire him to work on their lawns.
Norm: You shouldn't steal from your boss.
Situation: Jonah works for a small lawn care company owed by Manuel; Jonah drives a company truck which carries tools and supplies.
Intention: Jonah wants to get a string trimmer and a hedge trimmer for his own use.
Immoral action: Jonah takes the tools from the truck one evening, putting them into his own van.
Immoral consequence: Manuel notices the missing tools, calls the police, and Jonah is caught, arrested, and fired from his job.
Norm: It's hurtful to share photos of a friend's confession.
Situation: Larry is friends with Jacob, who is an alcoholic and is telling his friends about something bad he did while drunk.
Intention: Larry wants to talk about Jacob's alcoholism.
Moral action: Larry tells Jacob privately that he has a drinking problem and that he needs help.
Moral consequence: Jacob appreciates Larry's concern and agrees to see someone about his drinking.
Norm: It's hurtful to share photos of a friend's confession.
Situation: Larry is friends with Jacob, who is an alcoholic and is telling his friends about something bad he did while drunk.
Intention: Larry wants to talk about Jacob's alcoholism.
Immoral action: Larry posts pictures from Jacob's confession on social media and tells everyone about Jacob's problems.
Immoral consequence: Jacob is very hurt and embarrassed and stays away from Larry in the future.
Norm: It is bad to choke others.
Situation: Tom is listening to Mary shout in pain after she stubbed her toe on a door.
Intention: Tad wants to stop Mary from shouting.
Moral action: Tom asks Mary to please stop with the shouting.
Moral consequence: Mary thanks Tom for being polite and Tom puts a bandage on Mary's toe.
Norm: It is bad to choke others.
Situation: Tom is listening to Mary shout in pain after she stubbed her toe on a door.
Intention: Tad wants to stop Mary from shouting.
Immoral action: Tom chokes Mary, so she can't make any more noise.
Immoral consequence: Mary calls the police on Tom and Tom regrets his actions.
Norm: It's rude to eavesdrop on other's conversations.
Situation: John and Mindy are having a heated discussion in the house they share with Eric.
Intention: Eric wants to know what John and Mindy are talking about.
Moral action: Eric enters their room and sits where they can see him and then listens to them talk.
Moral consequence: Eric is likely to hear only nice comments and things he's supposed to hear and feel better too.
Norm: It's rude to eavesdrop on other's conversations.
Situation: John and Mindy are having a heated discussion in the house they share with Eric.
Intention: Eric wants to know what John and Mindy are talking about.
Immoral action: Eric puts his ear to his door and opens it a bit to hear what they're saying.
Immoral consequence: Eric may hear some unsavory comments and feel sad or anxious more.
Norm: You shouldn't grab someone's arm abruptly.
Situation: Ulysses is walking down the street when he notices a pretty ladies shoes are untied, and she is in danger of tripping of her own laces.
Intention: Ulysses wants to get her attention so that he can let her know about her laces being untied.
Moral action: Ulysses waves at her to get her attention, and then tells her about her laces.
Moral consequence: The girl is very grateful and offers to buy Ulysses a drink afterwards.
Norm: You shouldn't grab someone's arm abruptly.
Situation: Ulysses is walking down the street when he notices a pretty ladies shoes are untied, and she is in danger of tripping of her own laces.
Intention: Ulysses wants to get her attention so that he can let her know about her laces being untied.
Immoral action: Ulysses runs over and grabs her by the arm in order to turn her to face him.
Immoral consequence: The girl screams at Ulysses's, slaps him, and tries running away resulting in her tripping, falling and hurting herself.
Norm: Parents should not put their children down
Situation: Stan's son tried very hard to get a good grade on his test but still ends up failing the test.
Intention: Stan wants to respond to his son's failure.
Moral action: Stan actively supports his son and tells his son to just keep trying.
Moral consequence: Stan's son studies even harder for the next test and manages to get an 'A'.
Norm: Parents should not put their children down
Situation: Stan's son tried very hard to get a good grade on his test but still ends up failing the test.
Intention: Stan wants to respond to his son's failure.
Immoral action: Stan raises his voice and puts his son down for failing the test.
Immoral consequence: Stan's son loses motivation and does even worst on the next test.
Norm: It's rude to make tea during foreplay.
Situation: Ruben is an avid tea drinker who often gets tired after sex and doesn't want to fall asleep right afterward, and is about to go down on his girlfriend Sarah.
Intention: Ruben wants to stay awake for a while after sex.
Moral action: Ruben waits until after the deed is done before rolling out of bed and going to boil some water for tea.
Moral consequence: Ruben is wide awake and alert after he drinks the tea he made, and Sarah lies back contentedly.
Norm: It's rude to make tea during foreplay.
Situation: Ruben is an avid tea drinker who often gets tired after sex and doesn't want to fall asleep right afterward, and is about to go down on his girlfriend Sarah.
Intention: Ruben wants to stay awake for a while after sex.
Immoral action: Ruben begins to slowly kiss Sarah's belly, making his way downwards, but then stops and runs to the kitchen to get some water boiling for tea.
Immoral consequence: The romantic mood between the two is ruined as Ruben spends too long outside the bedroom, and they spend several hours arguing.
Norm: It's wrong to not respect traditions.
Situation: Sam's found out his Dad is having a birthday today and the whole family usually gets a cake for birthdays.
Intention: Sam wants to celebrate his Dads birthday.
Moral action: Sam celebrates his Dad's birthday that night with a cake, and the family sings a song.
Moral consequence: Sam and his Dad laugh and have a great time.
Norm: It's wrong to not respect traditions.
Situation: Sam's found out his Dad is having a birthday today and the whole family usually gets a cake for birthdays.
Intention: Sam wants to celebrate his Dads birthday.
Immoral action: Sam celebrates his Dads birthday that night, although without a cake.
Immoral consequence: Sam's Dad feels unappreciated, and they have an argument.
Norm: You should not fry everything you eat.
Situation: Mickey doesn't have an oven, only a hot plate, so he fries all of his food, but lately he has been feeling lethargic and weakened.
Intention: Mickey has to decide whether he needs to change his diet to feel better.
Moral action: Mickey starts eating more raw vegetables and fruits, and only cooks his food a few times a week until he gets an oven.
Moral consequence: His health begins to improve, and he has more energy, and as a result his life is more enjoyable and comfortable.
Norm: You should not fry everything you eat.
Situation: Mickey doesn't have an oven, only a hot plate, so he fries all of his food, but lately he has been feeling lethargic and weakened.
Intention: Mickey has to decide whether he needs to change his diet to feel better.
Immoral action: Mickey decides that his lethargy has nothing to do with his food, so he doesn't make any changes to his diet.
Immoral consequence: Mickey's health suffers as he continues to eat only fried foods, and he eventually needs medical attention.
Norm: You are not obligated to lend your possessions to others.
Situation: Chase is at home where he owns many tools and his brother is on the phone talking about the house project he is working on.
Intention: Chase wants to be a good brother.
Moral action: Chase's brother mentions many tools he needs for the house project that Chase owns, so Chase explains to his brother the value of owning your own tools for projects.
Moral consequence: Chase's brother invests in some tools of his own and Chase is able to have his own tools at his disposal.
Norm: You are not obligated to lend your possessions to others.
Situation: Chase is at home where he owns many tools and his brother is on the phone talking about the house project he is working on.
Intention: Chase wants to be a good brother.
Immoral action: Chase's brother mentions many tools he needs for the house project that Chase owns, so Chase thinks it is his brotherly duty to offer the tools.
Immoral consequence: Chase's brother begins to expect that Chase's tools are at his disposal any time, even when it is inconvenient for Chase.
Norm: It's wrong to ruin other peoples good time.
Situation: Billy is not having a particularly good time with his friend Robin while they are at another friend's house.
Intention: Billy wants to do something else.
Moral action: Billy tells Robin that he is going to go out and get some food to bring back to get some fresh air.
Moral consequence: Robin is happy Billy is getting some fresh air while she can see he needs it.
Norm: It's wrong to ruin other peoples good time.
Situation: Billy is not having a particularly good time with his friend Robin while they are at another friend's house.
Intention: Billy wants to do something else.
Immoral action: Billy tells Robin that he wants to leave, that he's not having any fun at all.
Immoral consequence: Robin gets upset that her friend isn't enjoying himself.
Norm: It's wrong to not believe in someone's pain.
Situation: Henry is talking with Janet when Janet doubles over and tells him her stomach is hurting out of nowhere.
Intention: Henry wants to address Janet's statement about being in pain.
Moral action: Henry tells Janet he can go get her some pepto bismol from the store nearby if she wants.
Moral consequence: Janet is thankful that Henry is willing to go get her something to soothe her and asks him to do so.
Norm: It's wrong to not believe in someone's pain.
Situation: Henry is talking with Janet when Janet doubles over and tells him her stomach is hurting out of nowhere.
Intention: Henry wants to address Janet's statement about being in pain.
Immoral action: Henry tells Janet she's being ridiculous and to stop being so dramatic, it can't possibly be that bad.
Immoral consequence: Janet is annoyed on top of being in pain because Henry is being insensitive.
Norm: You should be supportive of a friend that is upset.
Situation: John sees that his friend Tony is crying because his dog died.
Intention: John wants Tony to stop crying.
Moral action: John tells Tony his dog is in a better place and would want to see him smiling.
Moral consequence: Tony smiles for a bit and eventually he stops crying.
Norm: You should be supportive of a friend that is upset.
Situation: John sees that his friend Tony is crying because his dog died.
Intention: John wants Tony to stop crying.
Immoral action: John tells Tony not to cry like a baby and get over the dog.
Immoral consequence: Tony gets angry with John and never speaks to him again.
Norm: It's bad to spoil your kids.
Situation: Donna's children, Madison and Greg, asked to get an expensive playhouse for the backyard, but haven't done their chores in weeks.
Intention: Donna wants to respond to Madison and Greg.
Moral action: Donna tells Madison and Greg that since they haven't done their part around the house, they can't have their playhouse.
Moral consequence: Madison and Greg start to do their chores daily so that Donna notices they are trying.
Norm: It's bad to spoil your kids.
Situation: Donna's children, Madison and Greg, asked to get an expensive playhouse for the backyard, but haven't done their chores in weeks.
Intention: Donna wants to respond to Madison and Greg.
Immoral action: Donna decides to purchase the playhouse in hopes that if they get it, they will start to do what they're supposed to.
Immoral consequence: Madison and Greg learn that they will get rewarded for doing nothing and their behavior never changes.
Norm: Siblings are expected to stand up for each other.
Situation: Even though both Gary and his brother both drew on the walls, their mom only yelled at Gary's brother.
Intention: Gary wants to decide what to do.
Moral action: Gary steps in and tells his mom that he was involved as well.
Moral consequence: Gary's brother is glad that Gary took some of the heat away from him.
Norm: Siblings are expected to stand up for each other.
Situation: Even though both Gary and his brother both drew on the walls, their mom only yelled at Gary's brother.
Intention: Gary wants to decide what to do.
Immoral action: Gary doesn't get involved and ignores his brother for the rest of the day.
Immoral consequence: Gary's brother feels betrayed and loses his trust in Gary.
Norm: You should be respectful towards your significant other's hobbies.
Situation: Kit is a music producer working on a new song, and his wife Janine wants him to come watch TV.
Intention: Janine wants to get Kit's attention.
Moral action: Janine goes up to Kit and asks if when he's finished if he could watch a show with her.
Moral consequence: Kit says he would like that, so saves his work and watches a sitcom with Janine.