CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't be cold toward coworkers.
Situation: Ted has a job at a factory and his co-workers ask him if he wants to hang out after work.
Intention: Ted wants to respond to his co-worker's request.
Immoral action: Ted tells his co-workers that he's not into hanging out.
Immoral consequence: Ted's co-workers will think he's odd and aloof.
Norm: It's good be well prepared for a long hike.
Situation: Bud has taken a trip to the mountains and sees a rugged but scenic 20 mile hiking trail.
Intention: Bud wants to go on the trail and hike it.
Moral action: Bud plans the route, buys the right equipment and meets up with an experienced hiker to go with him on it.
Moral consequence: Bud is challenged but finishes the trail and feels accomplished.
Norm: It's good be well prepared for a long hike.
Situation: Bud has taken a trip to the mountains and sees a rugged but scenic 20 mile hiking trail.
Intention: Bud wants to go on the trail and hike it.
Immoral action: Bud starts the hike on a whim and starts with the just the tshirt and shorts that he is wearing and a bottle of water.
Immoral consequence: 24 hours later a sunburned, bug bitten and hungry Bud is found and rescued by a park ranger.
Norm: It is good to spend time with your friends.
Situation: John has a good group of friends but is also suffering from anxiety and panic attacks.
Intention: John wants to avoid situations where his anxiety is triggered.
Moral action: John explains his situation to his friends and still tries to do less crowded more low key activites with them.
Moral consequence: John keeps the friendships going and is able to overcome the anxiety more easily.
Norm: It is good to spend time with your friends.
Situation: John has a good group of friends but is also suffering from anxiety and panic attacks.
Intention: John wants to avoid situations where his anxiety is triggered.
Immoral action: John isolates himself refusing activities with friends and staying home all of the time.
Immoral consequence: His friends notice that he never wants to come and stop inviting him to things.
Norm: You shouldn't abuse the kids you babysit.
Situation: Jill is babysitting her neighbor's kids, and they are acting up.
Intention: Jill wants the kids to quiet down.
Moral action: Jill decides to distract the kids with a movie.
Moral consequence: The kids enjoy the movie Jill put on and the parents continue to hire her in the future.
Norm: You shouldn't abuse the kids you babysit.
Situation: Jill is babysitting her neighbor's kids, and they are acting up.
Intention: Jill wants the kids to quiet down.
Immoral action: Jill takes the kids upstairs and locks them in their rooms for the rest of the night.
Immoral consequence: The kids cry to their parents about being mistreated and Jill is never hired by them again.
Norm: You should tell your partner if you feel ignored.
Situation: Steven is feeling down lately, like his partner doesn't care about him.
Intention: Steven wants to feel better.
Moral action: Steven pulls his partner aside and tells her how he's feeling.
Moral consequence: Steven's partner apologizes, explains why, and promises to pay more attention.
Norm: You should tell your partner if you feel ignored.
Situation: Steven is feeling down lately, like his partner doesn't care about him.
Intention: Steven wants to feel better.
Immoral action: Steven starts ignoring his partner back, figuring some simple revenge will feel better.
Immoral consequence: Steve and his partner's relationship weakens and eventually splinters off.
Norm: It's poor form to date a friend's former partner.
Situation: Serra, who is single, used to flirt with her friend Gloria's handsome boyfriend and just learned that Gloria broke up with him.
Intention: Serra wants a handsome boyfriend.
Moral action: Serra decides against dating Gloria's ex and starts dating another handsome man she just met.
Moral consequence: Gloria feels comfortable knowing that her ex will not share intimate details about her with Serra.
Norm: It's poor form to date a friend's former partner.
Situation: Serra, who is single, used to flirt with her friend Gloria's handsome boyfriend and just learned that Gloria broke up with him.
Intention: Serra wants a handsome boyfriend.
Immoral action: Serra starts dating Gloria's ex boyfriend, and he tells her about Gloria's sexual fantasies.
Immoral consequence: Gloria finds out about it and feels violated.
Norm: You shouldn't be violent.
Situation: Neil is in the park just walking when some guys playing football accidentally hit him with the ball.
Intention: Neil wants to react to being hit with the ball.
Moral action: Neil throws the ball back and tells the guys to be more careful in the future.
Moral consequence: The guys are sorry that they hit Neil and profusely apologize to him.
Norm: You shouldn't be violent.
Situation: Neil is in the park just walking when some guys playing football accidentally hit him with the ball.
Intention: Neil wants to react to being hit with the ball.
Immoral action: Neil runs after the guys who threw the ball and tries to kick and punch at them.
Immoral consequence: The guys are terrified that Neil is a nutcase and fear for their safety.
Norm: It's not okay to judge people on size.
Situation: Paul is friends with Erica who is thin but feels insecure about how she looks.
Intention: Paul wants to boost Erica's self-esteem.
Moral action: Paul tells Erica that she is a great person and a great friend who many people love.
Moral consequence: Erica feels better about herself and appreciates Paul's kindness.
Norm: It's not okay to judge people on size.
Situation: Paul is friends with Erica who is thin but feels insecure about how she looks.
Intention: Paul wants to boost Erica's self-esteem.
Immoral action: Paul tells Erica that she looks great and that compared to their larger friend Hannah she is much more attractive and seems healtheir.
Immoral consequence: Erica is angry that Paul would insult Hannah like that and tells Hannah about what Paul said.
Norm: You shouldn't show your cleavage to strangers.
Situation: Christina is making the final preparations for her first date.
Intention: Christina wants to appear attractive for her date.
Moral action: Christina puts on some nice perfume paired with a professional skirt and shirt.
Moral consequence: Christina's date asks her to come to his house after the date.
Norm: You shouldn't show your cleavage to strangers.
Situation: Christina is making the final preparations for her first date.
Intention: Christina wants to appear attractive for her date.
Immoral action: Christina dresses in a low cut dress with a small fitting push up bra.
Immoral consequence: Christina has a wardrobe malfunction flashing her date and everyone around her.
Norm: It's good to invite your friends over.
Situation: Tommy and his friend's favorite baseball team is playing a game tonight.
Intention: Tommy wants to watch the game.
Moral action: Tommy invites his friends over to his house to watch the baseball game on television.
Moral consequence: Tommy and his team cheer on the team all night long.
Norm: It's good to invite your friends over.
Situation: Tommy and his friend's favorite baseball team is playing a game tonight.
Intention: Tommy wants to watch the game.
Immoral action: Tommy goes to a bar to watch the game with a bunch of strangers.
Immoral consequence: Tommy leaves early because the game isn't as fun without anyone he knows.
Norm: It's nice to visit family members.
Situation: Jacob just got news that his grandfather is dying in hospice care.
Intention: Jacob wants to say goodbye to his grandfather.
Moral action: Jacob visits his grandfather with his family and gets to say goodbye in person.
Moral consequence: Jacob's family feels a lot of love and support from Jacob.
Norm: It's nice to visit family members.
Situation: Jacob just got news that his grandfather is dying in hospice care.
Intention: Jacob wants to say goodbye to his grandfather.
Immoral action: Jacob tries to call his grandfather to say his goodbyes on the phone.
Immoral consequence: Jacob's family feels like Jacob didn't care enough about his grandfather.
Norm: It's rude to hack people.
Situation: Dan works for an anti-extremism organization that is tracking an extremist site.
Intention: Dan wants to shut down the site.
Moral action: Dan decides to report the extremist site to the domain registrar and the site gets taken down.
Moral consequence: Dan gets a raise for his work and feels proud.
Norm: It's rude to hack people.
Situation: Dan works for an anti-extremism organization that is tracking an extremist site.
Intention: Dan wants to shut down the site.
Immoral action: Dan decides to take down the site through illegal denial of service attacks.
Immoral consequence: Dan get charged with criminal hacking and goes to jail and feels bad.
Norm: Driving fast when you are inexperienced is reckless.
Situation: Max just got his license last week and is glad that other family members don't have to drive him anywhere now.
Intention: Max wants to drive the family car by himself.
Moral action: Max obeys all the traffic laws and is mindful of the fact that he is a new driver.
Moral consequence: Max arrives safely at his destination without violating any traffic laws.
Norm: Driving fast when you are inexperienced is reckless.
Situation: Max just got his license last week and is glad that other family members don't have to drive him anywhere now.
Intention: Max wants to drive the family car by himself.
Immoral action: Max drives down the road carelessly exceeding the speed limit and almost gets in an accident.
Immoral consequence: Max is pulled over by a police officer for speeding.
Norm: It's nice to cook dinner for your grandchild.
Situation: It's dinnertime and Leopold has been asked to babysit his grandson Peter while Peter's parents are out of town.
Intention: Leopold wants to get some dinner for himself and Peter.
Moral action: Leopold surprises Peter and cooks him a special recipe which has been handed down through the family for generations.
Moral consequence: Peter is amazed at the delicious dish and asks Leopold if he'd be willing to share the recipe with him.
Norm: It's nice to cook dinner for your grandchild.
Situation: It's dinnertime and Leopold has been asked to babysit his grandson Peter while Peter's parents are out of town.
Intention: Leopold wants to get some dinner for himself and Peter.
Immoral action: Leopold decides to call the local pizzeria and order a couple of pizzas for dinner.
Immoral consequence: Peter enjoys the dinner but doesn't find it very special since this is something that he eats fairly regularly.
Norm: It is kind to repair something for someone.
Situation: Hal notices his neighbor's car in the driveway is making odd engine noises.
Intention: Hal wants to talk about the car.
Moral action: Hal tells his neighbor he can fix his car's noise problem.
Moral consequence: Hal's neighbor will think he's a nice and generous person.
Norm: It is kind to repair something for someone.
Situation: Hal notices his neighbor's car in the driveway is making odd engine noises.
Intention: Hal wants to talk about the car.
Immoral action: Hal tells his neighbor that it's bad luck that his car is making noises.
Immoral consequence: Hal's neighbor will think he's nosy and useless.
Norm: It's dangerous to speed when you're driving on the highway.
Situation: Shaun's girlfriend just arrived in town, and he decides to go over and surprise her.
Intention: Shaun wants to drive.
Moral action: Being that Shaun is surprising his girlfriend, he takes his time driving.
Moral consequence: Shaun gets over to his girlfriends place at a reasonable time and is glad to see her.
Norm: It's dangerous to speed when you're driving on the highway.
Situation: Shaun's girlfriend just arrived in town, and he decides to go over and surprise her.
Intention: Shaun wants to drive.
Immoral action: Being exited that his girlfriend is in town, Shaun drives faster than normal and loses control of his ca.
Immoral consequence: Shaun gets into a car accident and gets injured.
Norm: You shouldn't talk back to authority figures.
Situation: George has been struggling with school lately and is pulled aside by his teacher to talk about a recent test.
Intention: George wants to get out of the situation.
Moral action: George listens to what his teacher has to say and is cooperative.
Moral consequence: George's teacher shows him some studying tips to help on his next test and lets him go home.
Norm: You shouldn't talk back to authority figures.
Situation: George has been struggling with school lately and is pulled aside by his teacher to talk about a recent test.
Intention: George wants to get out of the situation.
Immoral action: George snaps at his teacher, telling them stop bothering him and that it's their fault for not teaching the class well enough.
Immoral consequence: George's teacher calls his parents to let them know about his behavior, and he gets grounded for 2 weeks.
Norm: It is wrong to be negative about grown children's choices
Situation: Barry finds out that his oldest son has chosen to be a Democrat.
Intention: Barry wants to respond to his son's political choices.
Moral action: Barry tells his son that he'd like to have a conversation to understand his views.
Moral consequence: Barry's son feels respected and opens up to him about his opinions.
Norm: It is wrong to be negative about grown children's choices
Situation: Barry finds out that his oldest son has chosen to be a Democrat.
Intention: Barry wants to respond to his son's political choices.
Immoral action: Barry tells his son he's been watching too much MSM and has become brainwashed.
Immoral consequence: Barry's son gets upset at the criticism and pulls away from Barry.
Norm: It's unexpected that you'll poop your pants as an adult.
Situation: Bob has had a bad stomach-ache all day at work, and is feeling an uncomfortable rumbling in his gut that's getting steadily worse.
Intention: Bob needs to figure out whether to run to the bathroom.
Moral action: Bob makes a mad dash for the restroom, arriving just in time to relieve himself.
Moral consequence: Bob's coworkers never really appreciate just how close they came to experiencing significant disgust, and continue working blissfully unaware.
Norm: It's unexpected that you'll poop your pants as an adult.
Situation: Bob has had a bad stomach-ache all day at work, and is feeling an uncomfortable rumbling in his gut that's getting steadily worse.
Intention: Bob needs to figure out whether to run to the bathroom.
Immoral action: Bob decides to try and hold it until he finishes the task he's working on, but is unsuccessful and poops his pants as a result.
Immoral consequence: Bob's coworkers are understandably revolted at what happened and make fun of him about it all the time from then on.
Norm: You should be polite to a parents partner.
Situation: Andrew is visiting his girlfriend Linda's parents for dinner, but Linda's family cooked his least favorite food.
Intention: Andrew wants to make conversation over dinner.
Moral action: Andrew makes conversation about the weather and his job while trying a small portion of the food.
Moral consequence: Linda's parents immediately like Andrew, and they invite him to another upcoming family event.
Norm: You should be polite to a parents partner.
Situation: Andrew is visiting his girlfriend Linda's parents for dinner, but Linda's family cooked his least favorite food.
Intention: Andrew wants to make conversation over dinner.
Immoral action: Andrew complains that he has never liked this type of food and announces that he will be stopping at McDonald's on the way home.
Immoral consequence: Linda's parents dislike Andrew and discourage Linda from continuing to date him.
Norm: You shouldn't expose someone in front of all their friends.
Situation: Henry's friend Kyle revealed that he believed he might be gay, but he was scared to tell others about it.
Intention: Henry wants to help Kyle open up to their other friends.
Moral action: Henry encourages Kyle that he should trust their friends will accept him and that he should open up to them about it.
Moral consequence: Kyle gains confidence from Henry's support and opens up to their friends when he is ready.
Norm: You shouldn't expose someone in front of all their friends.
Situation: Henry's friend Kyle revealed that he believed he might be gay, but he was scared to tell others about it.
Intention: Henry wants to help Kyle open up to their other friends.
Immoral action: Henry decided to take the lead and tell all of his friends that Kyle may be gay.
Immoral consequence: Kyle finds out from their friends that Henry told his secret and doesn't talk to Henry for a while.
Norm: It's wrong to abandon your children.
Situation: Lisa was at the mall shopping with her young daughter.
Intention: Lisa wants to go to the restroom.
Moral action: Lisa takes her daughter with her into the stall when she goes to the bathroom.
Moral consequence: Lisa knows where her daughter is the whole time she is using the restroom.
Norm: It's wrong to abandon your children.
Situation: Lisa was at the mall shopping with her young daughter.
Intention: Lisa wants to go to the restroom.
Immoral action: Lisa leaves her daughter in the toy department when she goes to the restroom.
Immoral consequence: Lisa can't find her daughter when she walks out of the bathroom.
Norm: It's rude to disrupt other's watching a play / movie.
Situation: Edeline needs help on her project with Richard, and Richard is seeing a movie in theaters.
Intention: Edeline wants to eliminate issues.
Moral action: Edeline asks for help on an online message board.
Moral consequence: Edeline receives different views from various individuals which deepens her understanding of the problem.
Norm: It's rude to disrupt other's watching a play / movie.
Situation: Edeline needs help on her project with Richard, and Richard is seeing a movie in theaters.
Intention: Edeline wants to eliminate issues.
Immoral action: Edeline calls Richard multiple times over the next couple of hours.
Immoral consequence: Edeline is scolded by Richard for messing up his movie experience.
Norm: It's bad to lose your friend's property.
Situation: Sue has a date with Aaron and borrowed her friend June's bracelet for the night.
Intention: Sue wants to meet with June afterwards.
Moral action: After Sue's date she is washing her hands in a public restroom, but leaves the bracelet on, so she can avoid getting it lost, then goes to June's.
Moral consequence: Sue is able to give June back her bracelet and feels grateful for her letting her borrow it.
Norm: It's bad to lose your friend's property.
Situation: Sue has a date with Aaron and borrowed her friend June's bracelet for the night.
Intention: Sue wants to meet with June afterwards.
Immoral action: After Sue's date she is washing her hands in a public restroom and takes off the bracelet, sets it on the sink and leaves to go to June's.
Immoral consequence: When June asks for the bracelet, Sue realizes it's gone and has to buy June a new one.
Norm: It's bad to steal someone's phone from them.
Situation: Will finds out that Jerry has purchased the new IPhone.
Intention: Will wants to have an Iphone.
Moral action: Will goes to the store and buys a new IPhone.
Moral consequence: Will spends all day talking on his new IPhone with Jerry.
Norm: It's bad to steal someone's phone from them.
Situation: Will finds out that Jerry has purchased the new IPhone.
Intention: Will wants to have an Iphone.
Immoral action: Will takes the IPhone from Jerry while he is using it.
Immoral consequence: Will gets a hard punch in the face from Jerry.
Norm: You should always make time to spend with your kids.
Situation: Paul is very busy at his job and his kids have asked him to play baseball with them.
Intention: Paul wants to respond to his kids' request.
Moral action: Paul tells his kids that he can make time to play baseball with them.
Moral consequence: Paul's kids will build a stronger bond with their father.
Norm: You should always make time to spend with your kids.
Situation: Paul is very busy at his job and his kids have asked him to play baseball with them.
Intention: Paul wants to respond to his kids' request.
Immoral action: Paul tells his kids he's too busy at work to play baseball with them.
Immoral consequence: Paul's kids will feel that he doesn't care about them.
Norm: It's impolite to destroy the furniture just because you're frustrated.
Situation: Hank is with friends and watching his favorite football team play when he sees them give up a touchdown.
Intention: Hank wants to express his frustration.
Moral action: Hank tells his friends the players need to play a specific type of defense.
Moral consequence: Hank's friend will think he's knowledgeable about football.
Norm: It's impolite to destroy the furniture just because you're frustrated.
Situation: Hank is with friends and watching his favorite football team play when he sees them give up a touchdown.
Intention: Hank wants to express his frustration.
Immoral action: Hank picks up a chair and throws it on the ground.
Immoral consequence: Hank's friend will think he has a short temper and is violent.
Norm: It's  good to call the police on possible pedophiiles.
Situation: Carl is in the park when he notices a little girl Jane being stalked by a pedophile, Phil.
Intention: Carl wants to do something about the Pedophile.
Moral action: Carl calls the police and tells them there's a pedophile stalking children in the park.
Moral consequence: The police come arrest Phil and take him away preventing him from offending again.
Norm: It's  good to call the police on possible pedophiiles.
Situation: Carl is in the park when he notices a little girl Jane being stalked by a pedophile, Phil.
Intention: Carl wants to do something about the Pedophile.
Immoral action: Carl tells Phil to leave and if he catches him again he'll do something to him.
Immoral consequence: Phil leaves but later comes back and stalks a different child and abducts it.
Norm: It's rude to smoke indoors when other people are present.
Situation: Josh just got home from a long day at work with a pack of cigarettes in his pocket and his roommate hanging out.
Intention: Josh wants to relax.
Moral action: Josh decides to step out onto the porch to have a quick smoke.
Moral consequence: Josh's roommate appreciates him being considerate in his choice of smoking location.
Norm: It's rude to smoke indoors when other people are present.
Situation: Josh just got home from a long day at work with a pack of cigarettes in his pocket and his roommate hanging out.
Intention: Josh wants to relax.
Immoral action: Josh goes to his room and relaxes at the computer, lighting up a cigarette.
Immoral consequence: Josh's roommate yells at him to smoke outside because the smell is disgusting.
Norm: It is not okay to shame someone's mental health issues.
Situation: Gage is at a party with his bipolar friend Suzy.
Intention: Gage wants to entertain people.
Moral action: Gage asks Suzy to help him perform a comedy skit for everyone.
Moral consequence: Suzy is approached by a director who was impressed by her acting in the skit.
Norm: It is not okay to shame someone's mental health issues.
Situation: Gage is at a party with his bipolar friend Suzy.
Intention: Gage wants to entertain people.
Immoral action: Gage makes a joke about Suzy's bipolar disorder.
Immoral consequence: Suzy feels humiliated in front of strangers.
Norm: It's irresponsible to become addicted to playing video games.
Situation: Luke has been playing his game for almost two days straight, barely taking time to eat and sleep.
Intention: Luke has to decide whether to stop playing.
Moral action: Luke decides that he has been playing too much and shuts off his game, and he calls some friends to set up an outdoor activity.
Moral consequence: Luke realizes that he has been missing social interaction and both he and his friends have a great day at the beach.