CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's good to share gifts with people.
Situation: Bret is a young boy that gets a toy car for his birthday that his little brother wants to play with.
Intention: Bret wants to respond to his little brother.
Moral action: Bret tells his little brother they can both play with the toy car.
Moral consequence: Bret's little brother will be happy he can play with the toy car.
Norm: It's good to share gifts with people.
Situation: Bret is a young boy that gets a toy car for his birthday that his little brother wants to play with.
Intention: Bret wants to respond to his little brother.
Immoral action: Bret tells his little brother that he doesn't get to play with the toy car.
Immoral consequence: Bret's little brother will be sad he can't play with the toy car.
Norm: It's rude to masturbate in the presence of others.
Situation: Louis is in a position of power and is meeting a person working under him he finds attractive.
Intention: Louis wants to show his power.
Moral action: Louis speaks in a stern voice when giving work instructions to the person he is meeting with and lays out his expectations of their work.
Moral consequence: The person is intimidated by Louis and feels the pressure to perform well which pleases Louis.
Norm: It's rude to masturbate in the presence of others.
Situation: Louis is in a position of power and is meeting a person working under him he finds attractive.
Intention: Louis wants to show his power.
Immoral action: Louis begins to pleasure himself before inviting the person in and positions himself in a way that they see what he is doing.
Immoral consequence: Though intimidated at first the person eventually files a police report against Louis, and he loses everything.
Norm: It's kind to give things away for free.
Situation: Dan, who is a tradesmen, is looking around in his garage noticing how cluttered it is with unused items that are being stored there.
Intention: Dan wants to clear out some room in the garage to store some of his larger tools.
Moral action: Dan gives the items away for free to a member of his family who needs them.
Moral consequence: Dan's family member has more flexibility with his limited funds.
Norm: It's kind to give things away for free.
Situation: Dan, who is a tradesmen, is looking around in his garage noticing how cluttered it is with unused items that are being stored there.
Intention: Dan wants to clear out some room in the garage to store some of his larger tools.
Immoral action: Dan contacts a family member with low income who could use the items and sells them to him.
Immoral consequence: Dan's family member budget becomes even tighter after buying the items.
Norm: It's kind to help out homeless people.
Situation: Tiffany often sees articles about the presence of homeless people in her city when reading the newspaper.
Intention: Tiffany wants to see how bad the situation is for herself.
Moral action: Tiffany prepares hot food and gift bags full of toiletries and warm clothing to give out to the homeless people in her city.
Moral consequence: The homeless people go to bed full and warm.
Norm: It's kind to help out homeless people.
Situation: Tiffany often sees articles about the presence of homeless people in her city when reading the newspaper.
Intention: Tiffany wants to see how bad the situation is for herself.
Immoral action: Tiffany drives downtown and sees many hungry, cold, homeless people before driving away.
Immoral consequence: The homeless situation in Tiffany's city remains as it is.
Norm: It's nice to be there for friends.
Situation: Cory is at home on a Saturday when he gets a text from his friend Pablo saying Pablo's girlfriend just dumped him.
Intention: Cory wants to do something that Saturday.
Moral action: Cory takes Pablo to the beach and buys him an ice cream while they're there.
Moral consequence: Pablo feels happier being in the sun and eating ice cream and ends up meeting a girl and getting her number.
Norm: It's nice to be there for friends.
Situation: Cory is at home on a Saturday when he gets a text from his friend Pablo saying Pablo's girlfriend just dumped him.
Intention: Cory wants to do something that Saturday.
Immoral action: Cory thinks that Pablo will dampen his mood, so he goes to the beach by himself.
Immoral consequence: Pablo stays home all day and cries because he feels so alone.
Norm: You should help out people that are sick.
Situation: John's roommate, Hope, is stuck in bed with the flu and hasn't been able to get out of the house.
Intention: John wants to react to react to Hope.
Moral action: John goes to the store to pick up some food for Hope, to get her through until she feels better.
Moral consequence: Hope sees John as a thoughtful roommate, and is glad to have him around.
Norm: You should help out people that are sick.
Situation: John's roommate, Hope, is stuck in bed with the flu and hasn't been able to get out of the house.
Intention: John wants to react to react to Hope.
Immoral action: John tells Hope that he prays she gets better soon, so she can get herself to the store.
Immoral consequence: Hope now see's John as selfish with his time, and regrets having him as a roommate.
Norm: It's good to let people be themselves.
Situation: Ryan's son is acting very girly and likes to wear dresses.
Intention: Ryan wants to say something to his son.
Moral action: Ryan tells his son that he supports whatever he wants to do in life.
Moral consequence: Ryan's son increases his love for his dad and is glad that he doesn't have to change.
Norm: It's good to let people be themselves.
Situation: Ryan's son is acting very girly and likes to wear dresses.
Intention: Ryan wants to say something to his son.
Immoral action: Ryan tells his son that he needs to start behaving manlier.
Immoral consequence: Ryan's son feels hurt that his dad doesn't support his identity.
Norm: It's bad to avoid paying for something.
Situation: Janine is finishing her meal at a restaurant when she is handed the bill by the waiter.
Intention: Janine wants to respond to the bill.
Moral action: Janine pays for her restaurant bill.
Moral consequence: Janine will be a valued customer of the restaurant.
Norm: It's bad to avoid paying for something.
Situation: Janine is finishing her meal at a restaurant when she is handed the bill by the waiter.
Intention: Janine wants to respond to the bill.
Immoral action: Janine leaves the restaurant without paying for her bill.
Immoral consequence: Janine will be banned from going back to the restaurant.
Norm: It's good to take the trash out for others.
Situation: Jerry is headed out the door to work one morning when he remembers it's garbage day.
Intention: Jerry wants to get to work quickly.
Moral action: Jerry quickly runs and grabs the trash and jogs it to the curb before getting in his car and heading to work.
Moral consequence: Jerry and his wife are able to live normally without any added stressors.
Norm: It's good to take the trash out for others.
Situation: Jerry is headed out the door to work one morning when he remembers it's garbage day.
Intention: Jerry wants to get to work quickly.
Immoral action: Jerry leaves the garbage behind as he rushes to his car, assuming that his wife will take care of it.
Immoral consequence: Jerry's wife doesn't take the garbage out in time and it starts attracting flies as they wait for the next garbage day.
Norm: You should always care about your education.
Situation: Simon is normally a good student, but has recently gotten a job that takes up a lot of time.
Intention: Simon wants to work at a job.
Moral action: Simon takes a less time-consuming job so that he can focus on his studies.
Moral consequence: Simon gets good grades and is able to attend his preferred college when he graduates.
Norm: You should always care about your education.
Situation: Simon is normally a good student, but has recently gotten a job that takes up a lot of time.
Intention: Simon wants to work at a job.
Immoral action: Simon continues working at the time-consuming job and spends less time on his schoolwork.
Immoral consequence: Simon's grades drop, and he can't get into his preferred college.
Norm: You shouldn't kick your girlfriend out of your vehicle.
Situation: Ray is driving to the store with his girlfriend when suddenly they get into a heated exchange, and she insults him.
Intention: Ray wants to show that he wont tolerate insults.
Moral action: Ray informs his girlfriend that he will not be treated in this manner and refuses to talk with her.
Moral consequence: Ray's girlfriend realizes the error of her ways as they drive along in silence.
Norm: You shouldn't kick your girlfriend out of your vehicle.
Situation: Ray is driving to the store with his girlfriend when suddenly they get into a heated exchange, and she insults him.
Intention: Ray wants to show that he wont tolerate insults.
Immoral action: Ray stops the car and makes his girlfriend get out and walk.
Immoral consequence: Ray's girlfriend becomes even more angry and the argument intensifies.
Norm: You shouldn't enter someone's apartment without their permission.
Situation: Jason's neighbor keeps their apartment unlocked while they're in, and they have a nice music collection.
Intention: Jason wants to have a look at his neighbor's music collection.
Moral action: Jason knocks on his neighbor's door and asks if he can come in to check out their music, and they say sure.
Moral consequence: Jason's neighbor feels comfortable with inviting Jason into their apartment to look at their music collection.
Norm: You shouldn't enter someone's apartment without their permission.
Situation: Jason's neighbor keeps their apartment unlocked while they're in, and they have a nice music collection.
Intention: Jason wants to have a look at his neighbor's music collection.
Immoral action: Jason let's himself in to his neighbors apartment and looks at their music collection.
Immoral consequence: When his neighbor sees Jason in their apartment they are freaked out about him coming in without asking.
Norm: You shouldn't fake having a dead sibling.
Situation: Peter is at a party and sees Lisa, who he finds attractive, and goes up to talk to her.
Intention: Peter wants to get Lisa's interest.
Moral action: Peter ask Lisa about her hobbies and shows interest in the things she does.
Moral consequence: Lisa finds Peter interesting and agrees to go on a date with him.
Norm: You shouldn't fake having a dead sibling.
Situation: Peter is at a party and sees Lisa, who he finds attractive, and goes up to talk to her.
Intention: Peter wants to get Lisa's interest.
Immoral action: Peter decides to try the pity route, and claims he has a sister who recently died.
Immoral consequence: Lisa finds out Peter lied about the sister and calls him a creep and tells him never to talk to her again.
Norm: It's good to go out with people.
Situation: Jared and his work team completed a big project and his team asks him if he wants to go out after work.
Intention: Jared wants to respond to his team.
Moral action: Jared tells his team that he'll go out with them.
Moral consequence: Jared will be able to build better bonds with his work team.
Norm: It's good to go out with people.
Situation: Jared and his work team completed a big project and his team asks him if he wants to go out after work.
Intention: Jared wants to respond to his team.
Immoral action: Jared tells his team that he'll be going home after work.
Immoral consequence: Jared will not be able to build camaraderie with his work team.
Norm: It's wrong to yell at people who have different opinions
Situation: Brian was talking to his coworkers during their break when they get into a heated discussion about politics.
Intention: Brian wants to get his point across.
Moral action: Brian explains to his coworkers why he thinks the way that he does.
Moral consequence: Brian and his coworkers decide that they will agree to disagree.
Norm: It's wrong to yell at people who have different opinions
Situation: Brian was talking to his coworkers during their break when they get into a heated discussion about politics.
Intention: Brian wants to get his point across.
Immoral action: Brian begins to yell at his coworkers and belittle them because of their opinions.
Immoral consequence: Brian's boss brings him into the office and tells him that he is fired.
Norm: It's good to be informed about current events.
Situation: Kelly lives in a city with a lot of road construction.
Intention: She has to drive her friend Carol to the airport next week.
Moral action: Kelly prepares to drive her friend by reading the local paper for updates on closures.
Moral consequence: Kelly finds a fast route with low traffic and is able to get Karol to the airport early.
Norm: It's good to be informed about current events.
Situation: Kelly lives in a city with a lot of road construction.
Intention: She has to drive her friend Carol to the airport next week.
Immoral action: Kelly knows about the construction so doesn't look into closures but just leaves a few minutes early.
Immoral consequence: Kelly encounters a detour that causes Karol to miss her flight.
Norm: It's criminal to enter someone's house without permission.
Situation: Jack hears strange noises coming from his neighbor's house, and he grows concerned about their safety.
Intention: Jack wants to check on his neighbors.
Moral action: Jack walks to his neighbor's front door and knocks, asking if everything is alright inside when they answer.
Moral consequence: His neighbors assure him that everything is fine and appreciate that he was looking out for them and Jack feels that he has done something good for his community.
Norm: It's criminal to enter someone's house without permission.
Situation: Jack hears strange noises coming from his neighbor's house, and he grows concerned about their safety.
Intention: Jack wants to check on his neighbors.
Immoral action: Jack checks around their house and finds that the back door is unlocked, so he walks in and looks around.
Immoral consequence: The neighbors were doing something very personal and get extremely upset that Jack walked in their house, ultimately calling the police to lodge a complaint about the incident.
Norm: You shouldn't touch people without their permission.
Situation: Will sees a woman on the subway who is wearing an interesting watch.
Intention: Will wants to get a closer look at the watch.
Moral action: Will asks the woman if he can look at the watch.
Moral consequence: The woman brings the watch closer to Will, so he can see it.
Norm: You shouldn't touch people without their permission.
Situation: Will sees a woman on the subway who is wearing an interesting watch.
Intention: Will wants to get a closer look at the watch.
Immoral action: Will grabs the woman by the wrist and stares at the watch.
Immoral consequence: The woman hits Will with her other hand and screams.
Norm: It's good to be concerned about someone's well being.
Situation: One of Sam's friends and colleagues, from work, has been sick with the flu for several weeks and hasn't been at work.
Intention: Sam needs to decide if he will check up on his friend.
Moral action: Sam calls his friend to express his concern for his health and offers any support that he can provide.
Moral consequence: Sam's friend feels good that he has friends who support him and the call brightens his day.
Norm: It's good to be concerned about someone's well being.
Situation: One of Sam's friends and colleagues, from work, has been sick with the flu for several weeks and hasn't been at work.
Intention: Sam needs to decide if he will check up on his friend.
Immoral action: Sam decides not to check in with his friend because, if he is sick, it may just be a bother to him.
Immoral consequence: His colleague is hurt that Sam hasn't called or visited him over the time that he has been too sick to go to work.
Norm: You shouldn't call people weird.
Situation: Claire asks Donald what he thinks about her making art with macaroni.
Intention: Donald wants to give his opinion to Claire.
Moral action: Donald says that Claire is a good macaroni artist with talent.
Moral consequence: Claire thanks Donald and gives him a picture made of macaroni.
Norm: You shouldn't call people weird.
Situation: Claire asks Donald what he thinks about her making art with macaroni.
Intention: Donald wants to give his opinion to Claire.
Immoral action: Donald says he thinks it's weird to make art with macaroni.
Immoral consequence: Claire get upset with Donald for talking negatively about her art.
Norm: It's wrong to force others to deal with your drama.
Situation: Pablo acts problematic during an argument in a discord server, and he hasn't replied in hours.
Intention: Pablo wants to not be stressed.
Moral action: Pablo apologizes for his behavior offering to draw everyone something special.
Moral consequence: Pablo's reputation improves with the people in the server.
Norm: It's wrong to force others to deal with your drama.
Situation: Pablo acts problematic during an argument in a discord server, and he hasn't replied in hours.
Intention: Pablo wants to not be stressed.
Immoral action: Pablo continues ignoring the server letting the moderators handle the problem.
Immoral consequence: Pablo is temporarily removed from the discord server.
Norm: It's rude to cause service workers to do extra work.
Situation: Tim is at a restaurant eating a meal and making a big mess.
Intention: Tim wants to finish and leave.
Moral action: Tim cleans up the mess he made the best he can and piles it on a plate for easy removal.
Moral consequence: The busboy has an easy time cleaning up, and the table can be returned to service quickly.
Norm: It's rude to cause service workers to do extra work.
Situation: Tim is at a restaurant eating a meal and making a big mess.
Intention: Tim wants to finish and leave.
Immoral action: Tim pays the check and leaves a huge mess all over the table and floor.
Immoral consequence: The busboy and server have to spend 20 minutes cleaning the area, and service backs up.
Norm: You shouldn't leave people behind.
Situation: Jess is a track coach, and one of the members of the team keeps stopping to get their breath as everyone else runs.
Intention: Jess wants to decide how to handle the member.
Moral action: Jess goes back and stays by the member until they can run again.
Moral consequence: The member is appreciative of Jess and will work to make her proud.
Norm: You shouldn't leave people behind.
Situation: Jess is a track coach, and one of the members of the team keeps stopping to get their breath as everyone else runs.
Intention: Jess wants to decide how to handle the member.
Immoral action: Jess doesn't come back to help the member and continues to run.
Immoral consequence: The member feels bad and feels like they let Jess down.
Norm: It is bad to stay with someone who is cheating.
Situation: After having forgiven his infidelity once before Paula has just discovered that her husband is cheating again.
Intention: Paula wants to respond to her current situation.
Moral action: Paula gives her husband an ultimatum, either he stays faithful or their marriage ends.
Moral consequence: Paula is empowered and her sense of self worth grows.
Norm: It is bad to stay with someone who is cheating.
Situation: After having forgiven his infidelity once before Paula has just discovered that her husband is cheating again.
Intention: Paula wants to respond to her current situation.
Immoral action: Scared of losing her husband Paula decides to ignore the infidelity and stay with her husband.
Immoral consequence: Paula's sense of shame grows as her husband becomes more brazen.
Norm: It's wrong to value money over one's friends.
Situation: Lexie has a chance to work an extra shift at work tonight, but she had already promised her friend Dana to go to the night club.
Intention: Lexie wants to talk with Dana.
Moral action: Lexie tells her employer that she already made plans, and calls Dana to tell her to get ready to go out.
Moral consequence: Dana has a fun night out with her friend and appreciates Lexie for sticking to their plans.
Norm: It's wrong to value money over one's friends.
Situation: Lexie has a chance to work an extra shift at work tonight, but she had already promised her friend Dana to go to the night club.
Intention: Lexie wants to talk with Dana.
Immoral action: Lexie calls Dana to tell her she's going to get in some extra hours instead of going to the club.
Immoral consequence: Dana is disappointed because she got all ready to go out for nothing.
Norm: It's good to fight crime.
Situation: Yuri has witnessed her neighbor committing a crime and the police are knocking on doors for information.
Intention: Yuri wants to avoid being scene talking to the police.
Moral action: Yuri doesn't answer the door but calls in to report the crime.
Moral consequence: The police arrest the neighbor and put them in jail.
Norm: It's good to fight crime.
Situation: Yuri has witnessed her neighbor committing a crime and the police are knocking on doors for information.
Intention: Yuri wants to avoid being scene talking to the police.
Immoral action: Yuri, when approached by the police, tells them that she doesn't know anything.
Immoral consequence: The crime goes unpunished and the criminal is at large ready to commit more crimes.
Norm: It's rude to keep other people waiting for you
Situation: Utari is playing a match in Overwatch when his alarm notifies him of his meeting with a client in twenty minutes.
Intention: Utari wants to have fun.
Moral action: Utari drives to the meeting place, and reads his favorite book while he waits for his client.
Moral consequence: Utari and his client bond over talking about the book.
Norm: It's rude to keep other people waiting for you
Situation: Utari is playing a match in Overwatch when his alarm notifies him of his meeting with a client in twenty minutes.
Intention: Utari wants to have fun.
Immoral action: Utari continues playing Overwatch until he reaches a stopping point.
Immoral consequence: Utari is thirty minutes late for the meeting, and he's unable to make a deal with his client.
Norm: It is phony to act differently online and in person.
Situation: Emily is answering an online dating ad from Sam, a paralegal, whom she finds interesting.
Intention: Sam wants to meet Emily in person.
Moral action: Sam acts the same way online that he does in real life, and is honest about his work.
Moral consequence: Emily finds Sam likeable and charming when they meet in real life, and she agrees to go out with him again.
Norm: It is phony to act differently online and in person.
Situation: Emily is answering an online dating ad from Sam, a paralegal, whom she finds interesting.
Intention: Sam wants to meet Emily in person.
Immoral action: Sam pretends he is a lawyer online, and looks things up on the internet to make it seem like he is more knowledgeable than he really is.
Immoral consequence: Emily finds out Sam is only a paralegal, not the suave lawyer he seems, and rejects him after one date.
Norm: It's good to share the credit with someone else.
Situation: Billy and Jimmy worked together on a project for work.
Intention: Billy wants to hand the project into the boss.
Moral action: Billy hands the project into the boss saying "We're done, Jimmy and I worked on this all week".
Moral consequence: The boss properly gives both Billy and Jimmy credit for the work.
Norm: It's good to share the credit with someone else.
Situation: Billy and Jimmy worked together on a project for work.
Intention: Billy wants to hand the project into the boss.
Immoral action: Billy hands the project into the boss saying nothing but "here you go".
Immoral consequence: The boss thinks that Billy did the project alone and gives him all the credit.
Norm: It's good to take people out to their favorite places.
Situation: Danny's wife Jenna just turned 40, and she's expecting him to do something to celebrate the occasion.
Intention: Danny wants to take Jenna out somewhere.
Moral action: Danny thinks about Jenna's favorite places and decides to take her to her favorite beach for a picnic.
Moral consequence: Jenna is touched that Danny remembered where her favorite beach is, and she's thrilled with his choice.