CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't poke around in your family's private life.
Situation: Joe hears that his little sister is dating a boy in his class, and he wants to find out more about it.
Intention: Joe wants to know if they have slept together.
Immoral action: Joe confronts his sisters boyfriend and threatens to beat him up if he touches his little sister.
Immoral consequence: Joe's sis is embarrassed by her brothers behavior.
Norm: It's polite to say hello.
Situation: Cindy's family is hosting a cookout, and her son Josh has a new girlfriend, Ana, who has never met them.
Intention: Cindy wants Josh to bring Ana to the cookout.
Moral action: Ana arrives and says hello, and Cindy responds with a big warm hug.
Moral consequence: Ana feels welcomed at the family cookout and is able to relax and enjoy herself.
Norm: It's polite to say hello.
Situation: Cindy's family is hosting a cookout, and her son Josh has a new girlfriend, Ana, who has never met them.
Intention: Cindy wants Josh to bring Ana to the cookout.
Immoral action: Ana arrives and says hello to Cindy, who then walks away.
Immoral consequence: Ana thinks that Cindy has snubbed her and feels unwelcomed.
Norm: It's bad to go to prison.
Situation: Thomas works as an account and has many wealthy clients.
Intention: Thomas needs to pay off some gambling debts.
Moral action: Thomas gets a loan to pay off his gambling debt and joins gamblers anonymous.
Moral consequence: Thomas is able to overcome his problem.
Norm: It's bad to go to prison.
Situation: Thomas works as an account and has many wealthy clients.
Intention: Thomas needs to pay off some gambling debts.
Immoral action: Thomas decides to embezzle funds from his clients in order to pay off his debt.
Immoral consequence: Thomas is arrested for his crime.
Norm: It's not okay to bribe your kids.
Situation: Ashley's son Gary gives her his report card which has terrible grades on it this semester.
Intention: Ashley wants to motivate Gary to do better in school next semester.
Moral action: Ashley tells Gary that he better get his act together and get good grades next semester, or she'll send him to boarding school.
Moral consequence: Gary is instantly motivated to do better and gains respect for his mother's firm guiding hand.
Norm: It's not okay to bribe your kids.
Situation: Ashley's son Gary gives her his report card which has terrible grades on it this semester.
Intention: Ashley wants to motivate Gary to do better in school next semester.
Immoral action: Ashley tells Gary that if he gets good grades next semester Ashley will give him $2500.
Immoral consequence: Gary becomes a spoiled brat over time who only does even the most basic of tasks if there's something in it for him.
Norm: You shouldn't take someone else's cigarettes.
Situation: Tom is a social smoker and is out at a bar with friends on a weekend night.
Intention: Tom wants to smoke a cigarette.
Moral action: Tom buys a pack of cigarettes from a vending machine inside the bar.
Moral consequence: Tom enjoys having a relaxing smoke on the bar's back patio.
Norm: You shouldn't take someone else's cigarettes.
Situation: Tom is a social smoker and is out at a bar with friends on a weekend night.
Intention: Tom wants to smoke a cigarette.
Immoral action: Without asking, Tom takes a cigarette from the pack of a stranger who left it on their table.
Immoral consequence: Tom is yelled at by the stranger for stealing a cigarette, and he feels bad about it.
Norm: It's bad to be involved with someone who is married.
Situation: Matt, who is single, meets two attractive women, one of them is married.
Intention: Matt wants to be in a relationship.
Moral action: Matt asks the unmarried woman on a date, and they start seeing each other.
Moral consequence: The married woman goes back home to her husband.
Norm: It's bad to be involved with someone who is married.
Situation: Matt, who is single, meets two attractive women, one of them is married.
Intention: Matt wants to be in a relationship.
Immoral action: Matt starts an affair with the married woman.
Immoral consequence: Matt's mistress' husband finds out about the affair and is devastated.
Norm: You shouldn't misbehave online.
Situation: Markus is a regular poster on reddit, facebook and other various forums.
Intention: Markus wants to pass time on the internet by talking to people.
Moral action: Markus often helps others on reddit and forums and uses his online time as learnign experience.
Moral consequence: His online habits carry over to his social and work, and he develops a good overall reputation.
Norm: You shouldn't misbehave online.
Situation: Markus is a regular poster on reddit, facebook and other various forums.
Intention: Markus wants to pass time on the internet by talking to people.
Immoral action: Markus regularly tells false stories, trolls others and makes racist posts.
Immoral consequence: Markus loses a job oppotunity when the hiring staff sees his conduct on facebook.
Norm: It's wrong to throw things at others.
Situation: Josh is holding onto a textbook in his hands during an intense argument with his boyfriend.
Intention: Josh wants to defend himself.
Moral action: Josh asserts his opinions to his angry boyfriend by talking about his feelings, and asks Josh to let him in.
Moral consequence: Josh learns more information about his boyfriend.
Norm: It's wrong to throw things at others.
Situation: Josh is holding onto a textbook in his hands during an intense argument with his boyfriend.
Intention: Josh wants to defend himself.
Immoral action: Josh tosses his textbook at his boyfriend as he slowly backs away.
Immoral consequence: Josh has to pay for his boyfriend's medical bills after the book knocks out one of his boyfriend's teeth.
Norm: Crude jokes are impolite in public.
Situation: Bob is at a social function where he doesn't know many people.
Intention: Bob wants to break the ice and make friends.
Moral action: Bob joins a group of people talking and tells a funny joke about dogs.
Moral consequence: The other people laugh and Bob makes new friends.
Norm: Crude jokes are impolite in public.
Situation: Bob is at a social function where he doesn't know many people.
Intention: Bob wants to break the ice and make friends.
Immoral action: Bob joins a group of people talking and tells a joke based on a racial stereotype.
Immoral consequence: The other people in the group are offended and avoid Bob the rest of the night.
Norm: It is wrong to glorify injuries.
Situation: Ray is called into the room by his dad when he is suspended from school for fighting a bully.
Intention: Ray's dad wants to talk to him about fighting.
Moral action: Ray's dad explains to him that violence is never the answer, and he should report bullying to his teachers.
Moral consequence: Ray isn't suspended for fighting in school any more.
Norm: It is wrong to glorify injuries.
Situation: Ray is called into the room by his dad when he is suspended from school for fighting a bully.
Intention: Ray's dad wants to talk to him about fighting.
Immoral action: Ray's dad tell him that he did the right by busting the bully's nose.
Immoral consequence: Ray gets into another fight with the bully and is suspended again.
Norm: It's good to agree with people on things.
Situation: Jake and his friend Luke are at a baseball game when Luke turns to Jake and says the game is boring, and they should leave.
Intention: Jake wants to respond to Luke's statement.
Moral action: Jake tells Luke that he's right and the game is a total snoozefest, and he wants to leave as well.
Moral consequence: Luke is delighted that his friend is agreeing with him and that they can find something more fun to do.
Norm: It's good to agree with people on things.
Situation: Jake and his friend Luke are at a baseball game when Luke turns to Jake and says the game is boring, and they should leave.
Intention: Jake wants to respond to Luke's statement.
Immoral action: Jake tells Luke that he's crazy because the game is not boring at all, but he can leave alone if he wants to.
Immoral consequence: Luke is annoyed at Jake for not wanting to leave with him and feels stuck staying at the game.
Norm: It's good to ask your parents for help.
Situation: Zach is struggling with some homework and has been taking a long time to do it.
Intention: Zach wants to ask someone to help him.
Moral action: Zach goes into his parents room and asks them for help with the homework.
Moral consequence: Zach's parents do a great job of explaining everything, and he gets a great grade on his work.
Norm: It's good to ask your parents for help.
Situation: Zach is struggling with some homework and has been taking a long time to do it.
Intention: Zach wants to ask someone to help him.
Immoral action: Zach goes online and posts on Reddit, requesting help with his homework.
Immoral consequence: Zach is given terrible advice by many random people and ends up getting a terrible grade.
Norm: It's good to have dinner with friends.
Situation: Luke is about to leave work and head to dinner by himself but his friends offer to go with him.
Intention: Luke wants to eat dinner.
Moral action: Luke decides to go with his friends for dinner.
Moral consequence: Luke and his friends have a great time at dinner talking about work.
Norm: It's good to have dinner with friends.
Situation: Luke is about to leave work and head to dinner by himself but his friends offer to go with him.
Intention: Luke wants to eat dinner.
Immoral action: Luke goes by himself since he doesn't feel like waiting.
Immoral consequence: Luke is kinds bored by himself and wishes his friends were there.
Norm: You should never take medicine you are unsure of.
Situation: Dale's back is killing him and his roommate offers him some pills, without telling him what it is.
Intention: Dale doesn't want to go to the store to get medication.
Moral action: Dale decides not to take the unknown pill and asks his roommate to go to the store get some Advil for him instead.
Moral consequence: Dale feels much better after taking the Advil.
Norm: You should never take medicine you are unsure of.
Situation: Dale's back is killing him and his roommate offers him some pills, without telling him what it is.
Intention: Dale doesn't want to go to the store to get medication.
Immoral action: Dale takes his roommate's pill, even though he has no idea what it is.
Immoral consequence: Dale has a violent reaction to the pill.
Norm: It's wrong to point out another person's flaws.
Situation: Suzy was having an argument over money borrowed by Lisa, who is known to have blown money in the past.
Intention: Suzy wants to end the argument.
Moral action: Suzy doesn't mention Lisa's past, but points out that Suzy really needs the money back.
Moral consequence: Lisa pays back the money as soon as she can, and the two patch things together.
Norm: It's wrong to point out another person's flaws.
Situation: Suzy was having an argument over money borrowed by Lisa, who is known to have blown money in the past.
Intention: Suzy wants to end the argument.
Immoral action: Suzy points out Lisa's irresponsible past and says Lisa will never repay because of it.
Immoral consequence: Lisa becomes resentful of Suzy and never speaks to her again.
Norm: It's wrong to break the laws when you're driving
Situation: Greg was driving on the highway in a busy part of town when he saw a red light at the next intersection.
Intention: Greg wants to get to work.
Moral action: Greg waits at the red light and calls his boss to tell him that he is running late.
Moral consequence: Greg's boss tells him to take his time and Greg arrives to work safely.
Norm: It's wrong to break the laws when you're driving
Situation: Greg was driving on the highway in a busy part of town when he saw a red light at the next intersection.
Intention: Greg wants to get to work.
Immoral action: Greg drives his car as fast as he can under the red light.
Immoral consequence: Greg's car is hit by an oncoming vehicle, and he needs to go to the hospital.
Norm: It's inappropriate to date a sibling's ex.
Situation: James brother Bill broke up with his girlfriend Samantha who called James to talk about it, but is now asking James out on a date.
Intention: James wants to respond to Samantha's request for a date.
Moral action: James tells Samantha that it would be weird to be with her especially since she just broke up with Bill recently.
Moral consequence: Bill is delighted to hear that James declined the date offer and that his brother is on his side.
Norm: It's inappropriate to date a sibling's ex.
Situation: James brother Bill broke up with his girlfriend Samantha who called James to talk about it, but is now asking James out on a date.
Intention: James wants to respond to Samantha's request for a date.
Immoral action: James tells Samantha that he has actually always found her attractive, and he'd love to go out with her.
Immoral consequence: Bill is angry and saddened that his brother doesn't respect his feelings and is making his breakup pain worse.
Norm: It's good to feed the hungry.
Situation: John is at the grocery store checkout, when the cashier asks if he wants to round up his total to make a small donation to the local food bank.
Intention: John wants to respond to the cashier's charity request.
Moral action: John gladly agrees to round up his total in order to help out the local community.
Moral consequence: John feels happy about his decision to donate to the food bank.
Norm: It's good to feed the hungry.
Situation: John is at the grocery store checkout, when the cashier asks if he wants to round up his total to make a small donation to the local food bank.
Intention: John wants to respond to the cashier's charity request.
Immoral action: John declines to make a donation, pays for his items and leaves the store.
Immoral consequence: John later feels a bit guilty about not making a small donation to feed the hungry.
Norm: It's good to care about the health of others.
Situation: Ashley notices a Sarah crying about a headache at her party.
Intention: Ashley wants to create a positive atmosphere.
Moral action: Ashley brings Sarah some water and headache medication sitting with her until she feels better.
Moral consequence: Ashley and Sarah become friends.
Norm: It's good to care about the health of others.
Situation: Ashley notices a Sarah crying about a headache at her party.
Intention: Ashley wants to create a positive atmosphere.
Immoral action: Ashley removes Sarah from the house asking her to go home.
Immoral consequence: Ashley appears heartless to her other guests.
Norm: You shouldn't scream at elders.
Situation: Andrew is visiting his grandfather and is mad about his grandfather's old-fashioned views.
Intention: Andrew wants to tell his grandfather why he's wrong.
Moral action: Andrew listens to his grandfather's point of view, and explains his own.
Moral consequence: Andrew's grandfather realizes that he may be misinformed and thanks Andrew for teaching him something.
Norm: You shouldn't scream at elders.
Situation: Andrew is visiting his grandfather and is mad about his grandfather's old-fashioned views.
Intention: Andrew wants to tell his grandfather why he's wrong.
Immoral action: Andrew yells at his grandfather that he's ignorant.
Immoral consequence: Andrew's grandfather is upset and cuts Andrew out of his will.
Norm: It is not good to have relations within family.
Situation: Cassandra is doing her homework when her drunk sister Elsa starts flirting with her.
Intention: Cassandra doesn't want to hurt Elsa's feelings.
Moral action: Cassandra compliments Elsa and turns on the television to their favorite movie.
Moral consequence: Cassandra and Elsa create new in jokes as they watch the characters in the movie.
Norm: It is not good to have relations within family.
Situation: Cassandra is doing her homework when her drunk sister Elsa starts flirting with her.
Intention: Cassandra doesn't want to hurt Elsa's feelings.
Immoral action: Cassandra goes along with Elsa's actions which leads them into an erotic encounter.
Immoral consequence: Cassandra and Elsa's relationship is completely destroyed when Elsa sobers up.
Norm: It's good to cheer for your teammate.
Situation: Ben was in the dugout when his teammate was up to bat.
Intention: Ben wanted to yell to his teammate.
Moral action: Ben yells out to his teammate that he hoped he would make a homerun.
Moral consequence: Ben's coach told him he was proud of how his moral support of his teammate.
Norm: It's good to cheer for your teammate.
Situation: Ben was in the dugout when his teammate was up to bat.
Intention: Ben wanted to yell to his teammate.
Immoral action: Ben yells out that he hopes his teammate would strike out.
Immoral consequence: Ben's coach makes him sit the bench for the next couple of games.
Norm: It's rude to force someone to go to therapy.
Situation: Joseph and his wife Linda are talking and Linda is complaining to Joseph that she feels a little blah lately.
Intention: Joseph wants to suggest a solution to Linda for her troubles.
Moral action: Joseph tells Linda that perhaps they could do some fun activities together to get her back into the swing of things.
Moral consequence: Linda is happy to hear Joseph cares about her well being and is trying to come up with ways to make her feel better.
Norm: It's rude to force someone to go to therapy.
Situation: Joseph and his wife Linda are talking and Linda is complaining to Joseph that she feels a little blah lately.
Intention: Joseph wants to suggest a solution to Linda for her troubles.
Immoral action: Joseph tells Linda that the only solution is to go therapy and that she must go or their marriage will be in peril.
Immoral consequence: Linda feels extreme pressure now to get better because her marriage is on the line, causing her massive stress.
Norm: It is wrong to use others.
Situation: Kelly's boyfriend needs to borrow some money from her for rent.
Intention: Sally wants to help her boyfriend.
Moral action: Sally does work for her neighbor in exchange for money.
Moral consequence: Sally gets paid and is able to help her boyfriend.
Norm: It is wrong to use others.
Situation: Kelly's boyfriend needs to borrow some money from her for rent.
Intention: Sally wants to help her boyfriend.
Immoral action: Sally is nice to her neighbor that she doesn't like to get money from them.
Immoral consequence: The neighbor gets mad at Sally when she asks for money.
Norm: It's wrong to be ungrateful for a gift.
Situation: Billy's mom buys him a new bike for his birthday that isn't the color he wanted, and she asks how he likes it.
Intention: Billy wants to answer his mother's question.
Moral action: Billy tells his mother that he loves the bike and can't wait to ride it.
Moral consequence: Billy's mother feels loved and appreciated and is thrilled to hear that Billy likes it.
Norm: It's wrong to be ungrateful for a gift.
Situation: Billy's mom buys him a new bike for his birthday that isn't the color he wanted, and she asks how he likes it.
Intention: Billy wants to answer his mother's question.
Immoral action: Billy tells his mother he doesn't like it all that much and it isn't the color he wanted.
Immoral consequence: Billy's mother is sad that her gift wasn't liked and appreciated.
Norm: It is unprofessional to forget when you have an appointment.
Situation: Marnie is very busy with work and has an appointment with a vendor this afternoon.
Intention: Marnie wants to do well and get her work done.
Moral action: Marnie sets a reminder on her phone for the meeting.
Moral consequence: Marnie maintains a good relationship with the vendor and gets her work done.
Norm: It is unprofessional to forget when you have an appointment.
Situation: Marnie is very busy with work and has an appointment with a vendor this afternoon.
Intention: Marnie wants to do well and get her work done.
Immoral action: Marnie gets so wrapped up in her work that she forgets to go to the vendor meeting.
Immoral consequence: The vendor is upset and their business relationship with Marnie sours.
Norm: Forgetting to do important  things is irresponsible.
Situation: Ian works at a store as the closing manager and is finishing up for the night.
Intention: Ian wants to get home.
Moral action: Ian doublechecks that he did everything he needs to before leaving.
Moral consequence: The store is fine, and Ian is commended for his work.
Norm: Forgetting to do important  things is irresponsible.
Situation: Ian works at a store as the closing manager and is finishing up for the night.
Intention: Ian wants to get home.
Immoral action: Ian rushes and forgets to lock the front door of the store.
Immoral consequence: The store is robbed, and Ian is fired for forgetting to lock up.
Norm: It is rude to ghost people you are related to.
Situation: Mary's cousin, Ann, always bombards her with tons of messages and Mary feels annoyed.
Intention: Mary wants to react to the annoyance.
Moral action: Mary explains to Ann that she is too busy to read messages while working during the day.
Moral consequence: Ann feels sorry about her behavior and stops sending random messages to Mary but calls her instead for any important events.
Norm: It is rude to ghost people you are related to.
Situation: Mary's cousin, Ann, always bombards her with tons of messages and Mary feels annoyed.
Intention: Mary wants to react to the annoyance.
Immoral action: Mary blocks Ann's messages and stays away from her.
Immoral consequence: Ann feels puzzled and sad not knowing what has happened to Mary.
Norm: It is good to encourage people to make positive choices
Situation: Colby's friend was getting bullied and picked on in school.
Intention: Colby wanted to help his friend solve the problem.
Moral action: Colby tells his friend that he needed to talk to the principal.
Moral consequence: Colby's friend learns how to deal with the bully and has more self esteem.
Norm: It is good to encourage people to make positive choices
Situation: Colby's friend was getting bullied and picked on in school.
Intention: Colby wanted to help his friend solve the problem.
Immoral action: Colby gave a knife to his friend and told him he needed to fight the bully.
Immoral consequence: Colby's friend ended up in the hospital and then got arrested.
Norm: It's bad to not wash your own dishes.
Situation: Jack was staying at Jake's house when he was down on his luck.
Intention: Jack wants to get something to eat.
Moral action: Jack eats a sandwich and cleans the plate after he is finished.
Moral consequence: Jake tells Jack that he is happy to have him staying with him.
Norm: It's bad to not wash your own dishes.
Situation: Jack was staying at Jake's house when he was down on his luck.
Intention: Jack wants to get something to eat.
Immoral action: Jack eats a sandwich and leaves the dirty dish from lunch in the sink.
Immoral consequence: Jake tells Jack that he needs to start eating outside of the house.
Norm: It's wrong to raise your voice to a coworker.
Situation: Sam's new coworker has no previous experience and is having trouble keeping up.
Intention: Sam wants his new coworker to work more efficiently.
Moral action: Sam teaches his new coworker how to get more work done.
Moral consequence: Sam's coworker learns something and doesn't feel as discouraged.
Norm: It's wrong to raise your voice to a coworker.
Situation: Sam's new coworker has no previous experience and is having trouble keeping up.
Intention: Sam wants his new coworker to work more efficiently.
Immoral action: Sam screams at his coworker to work faster than he has been working.
Immoral consequence: Sam's coworker loses confidence and has trouble concentrating at work.
Norm: It's not okay to let your friend drive drunk.
Situation: Wendy is about to leave the bar when she notices Ronald is the last of her friends left, and he's drunk.
Intention: Wendy wants to leave the bar.
Moral action: Wendy talks to Roland and tells him that she'll have to drive him home.
Moral consequence: Wendy drives Roland home and drops him off safe and sound.