CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't be passive-aggressive.
Situation: Finn has left the dishes in the sink again which annoys his wife Greta.
Intention: Greta wants Finn to do the dishes.
Immoral action: Greta takes the dirty dishes from the sink and puts them in Finn's car.
Immoral consequence: Finn gets upset and he and Greta start fighting.
Norm: It's good to make leftovers for people.
Situation: Rachel hosted a party and served food her guests enjoyed.
Intention: Rachel wants to figure out what to do with the leftovers.
Moral action: Rachel offers the leftovers to the guests who are leaving.
Moral consequence: Rachel's guests will get to continue enjoying her food.
Norm: It's good to make leftovers for people.
Situation: Rachel hosted a party and served food her guests enjoyed.
Intention: Rachel wants to figure out what to do with the leftovers.
Immoral action: Rachel puts the leftovers in her fridge to eat later.
Immoral consequence: Rachel's guests won't get to eat anymore of the food they enjoyed.
Norm: It is rude to ignore someone's birthday.
Situation: Amy's friend Tory is having a birthday.
Intention: Amy wants to avoid going to the mall.
Moral action: Amy calls Tory to wish her happy birthday and tells her that she'll take Tory out for lunch next week.
Moral consequence: Tory is very happy and has a fun birthday lunch.
Norm: It is rude to ignore someone's birthday.
Situation: Amy's friend Tory is having a birthday.
Intention: Amy wants to avoid going to the mall.
Immoral action: Amy is too tired to go to the mall to buy a gift for Tory, so she acts like she forgot  it was her birthday.
Immoral consequence: Tory is hurt and doesn't buy Amy a present for her birthday.
Norm: It's good to feed children healthy things
Situation: Kristin's two kids had come inside the house because they were hungry.
Intention: Kristin wants to feed her kids.
Moral action: Kristin gives her kids a sandwich and carrot sticks for lunch.
Moral consequence: The kids are full and go back outside after they have their lunch.
Norm: It's good to feed children healthy things
Situation: Kristin's two kids had come inside the house because they were hungry.
Intention: Kristin wants to feed her kids.
Immoral action: Kristin gives her kids ice cream and candy to eat for lunch.
Immoral consequence: Kristin's kids get wired up and make a mess in the house.
Norm: It is good to share needed information with other people
Situation: Elliot learned facts about a singer he'd never heard of, later on Johnny asks him about the same singer.
Intention: Elliot wants to continue the conversation with Johnny.
Moral action: Elliot realizes that while that singer is unimportant to Elliot, it's important to Johnny and thus tells him about it.
Moral consequence: Johnny is excited to hear new information about his favorite artist.
Norm: It is good to share needed information with other people
Situation: Elliot learned facts about a singer he'd never heard of, later on Johnny asks him about the same singer.
Intention: Elliot wants to continue the conversation with Johnny.
Immoral action: Elliot doesn't tell Johnny about the singer because Elliot doesn't care about the singer.
Immoral consequence: Johnny misses out on some important information on his favorite artist.
Norm: It's wrong to put your hands on another person.
Situation: Amanda was upset that a stranger cut in line in front of her.
Intention: Amanda wants to decide how to confront the stranger.
Moral action: Amanda tells the stranger, "Hey, back of the line, buddy!".
Moral consequence: The stranger apologizes and heads for the back of the line.
Norm: It's wrong to put your hands on another person.
Situation: Amanda was upset that a stranger cut in line in front of her.
Intention: Amanda wants to decide how to confront the stranger.
Immoral action: Amanda grabs the stranger and pushes him out of the line.
Immoral consequence: Amanda and the stranger end up in a fight, and they are both removed from the premises.
Norm: It's wrong to deceive people out of loneliness.
Situation: Jake is lonely and hasn't had a girlfriend in over eight years.
Intention: Jack wants to get a date off Tinder.
Moral action: Jack decides to use his real photo and wait, after which a woman decides to go on a date with him.
Moral consequence: Jack and his date enjoy getting to know each other's real selves and fall in love.
Norm: It's wrong to deceive people out of loneliness.
Situation: Jake is lonely and hasn't had a girlfriend in over eight years.
Intention: Jack wants to get a date off Tinder.
Immoral action: Jack decides to catfish and put a fake photo of a male model and gets a date quickly.
Immoral consequence: Jack's date is horrified at Jack's dishonesty and Jack continues feeling alone.
Norm: It's invasive to search through your sister's laundry.
Situation: John is dared by his friends to get his hands on a pair of women's undies.
Intention: John wants to answer the challenge.
Moral action: John buys a pair of women's underwear and hands them over to his friends.
Moral consequence: John wins the dare without offending anyone.
Norm: It's invasive to search through your sister's laundry.
Situation: John is dared by his friends to get his hands on a pair of women's undies.
Intention: John wants to answer the challenge.
Immoral action: John goes through his sister’s laundry until he finds a pair of her underwear.
Immoral consequence: John is grounded when his mum catches his stealing underwear.
Norm: You shouldn't get your coworker fired.
Situation: Brenda has been called into her manager's office to discuss a problem that occurred between her and a coworker.
Intention: Brenda wants to make herself look good.
Moral action: Brenda impresses the manager by accepting responsibility for the situation and suggesting ways to improve.
Moral consequence: Brenda feels good that she was honest.
Norm: You shouldn't get your coworker fired.
Situation: Brenda has been called into her manager's office to discuss a problem that occurred between her and a coworker.
Intention: Brenda wants to make herself look good.
Immoral action: Brenda says that the coworker was responsible for the incident and gets the coworker fired.
Immoral consequence: Brenda feels bad knowing that her lie about the coworker resulted in the coworkers firing.
Norm: It's nice to help people's self esteem.
Situation: Hal is talking to his friend Don who's wife just left him for another man and is feeling down.
Intention: Hal wants to talk to Don.
Moral action: Hal tells Don that he knows it hurts but to remember that he's a great looking and funny guy.
Moral consequence: Don cheers up right away because he was reminded that he has good qualities and will find someone else because of it.
Norm: It's nice to help people's self esteem.
Situation: Hal is talking to his friend Don who's wife just left him for another man and is feeling down.
Intention: Hal wants to talk to Don.
Immoral action: Hal tells Don that there's not much he can do about it, so to just try to get over the fact his wife loves someone else.
Immoral consequence: Don feels even more depressed because what Hal said was not uplifting.
Norm: You shouldn't use old sheets on your bed.
Situation: Brian got his favorite superman bedding set as his birthday gift and has been using it for a month.
Intention: Brian wants to clean up his bedroom.
Moral action: Brian changes the dirty bedding set.
Moral consequence: Brian feels refreshed and comfortable sleeping on the bed.
Norm: You shouldn't use old sheets on your bed.
Situation: Brian got his favorite superman bedding set as his birthday gift and has been using it for a month.
Intention: Brian wants to clean up his bedroom.
Immoral action: Brian keeps on using the superman bedding set to show his loyalty.
Immoral consequence: Brian gets a skin rash due to the bacteria grown on the unclean sheet and blanket.
Norm: You should be responsible with your pets.
Situation: Kyle has a husky that requires a lot of exercise.
Intention: Kyle wants to find an activity to do with the dog.
Moral action: Kyle goes long distance running with the dog regularly.
Moral consequence: The dog will get exercise and be well tempered.
Norm: You should be responsible with your pets.
Situation: Kyle has a husky that requires a lot of exercise.
Intention: Kyle wants to find an activity to do with the dog.
Immoral action: Kyle throws a ball at the dog a couple times in doors at night.
Immoral consequence: The dog will not get enough exercise and become destructive.
Norm: Informing relative on the truth is always a good thing.
Situation: Jay is out at a store, and sees his brother Todd's girlfriend making out with another man.
Intention: Jay wants to respond to seeing his brother's girlfriend cheating.
Moral action: Jay takes a picture and shows Todd what he saw.
Moral consequence: Todd gets very angry and breaks up with his girlfriend right away, and soon finds a better person to date.
Norm: Informing relative on the truth is always a good thing.
Situation: Jay is out at a store, and sees his brother Todd's girlfriend making out with another man.
Intention: Jay wants to respond to seeing his brother's girlfriend cheating.
Immoral action: Jay keeps the information about Todd's girlfriend to himself.
Immoral consequence: Todd wastes his time dating his cheating girlfriend for a long time before being unexpectedly dumped.
Norm: It's nice when we can work and help people too.
Situation: Pete wants to become a teacher, but he knows he'll get paid more to become a banker.
Intention: Pete wants to decide what career he should pick.
Moral action: Pete decides to become a teacher at his old high school.
Moral consequence: Pete gets to work and help people at the same time and feels fulfilled.
Norm: It's nice when we can work and help people too.
Situation: Pete wants to become a teacher, but he knows he'll get paid more to become a banker.
Intention: Pete wants to decide what career he should pick.
Immoral action: Pete decides to become a banker, because he doesn't want to struggle.
Immoral consequence: Pete doesn't help anyone and is just focused on making money.
Norm: It's good to check on your friends' safety.
Situation: Linda hears that her friend was just in a car accident.
Intention: Linda wants to react to the news.
Moral action: Linda goes to the hospital to find out how her friend is doing.
Moral consequence: Linda's friend is touched by the concern, and it deepens their bond.
Norm: It's good to check on your friends' safety.
Situation: Linda hears that her friend was just in a car accident.
Intention: Linda wants to react to the news.
Immoral action: Linda shrugs and says it's probably fine, and turns on her TV.
Immoral consequence: Linda's friend is hurt and feels abandoned by Linda's dismissive attitude.
Norm: It's rude to spit in white people's food.
Situation: Brooklyn is at her job where she is a waitress and is serving a particularly rude customer.
Intention: Brooklyn wants to vent her fustrations.
Moral action: Brooklyn tells her boss that she needs a break, so she can get some air.
Moral consequence: Brooklyn's boss takes care of the customer for her and Brooklyn is able to calm down outside.
Norm: It's rude to spit in white people's food.
Situation: Brooklyn is at her job where she is a waitress and is serving a particularly rude customer.
Intention: Brooklyn wants to vent her fustrations.
Immoral action: Brooklyn decides to spit in the customer's food as revenge when she brings it out to them.
Immoral consequence: Another customer sees what Brooklyn does and gets her fired from her job.
Norm: You shouldn't yell at your family.
Situation: Mason is trying to watch the news, but his kids are running around the room being loud.
Intention: Mason wants to hear the tv.
Moral action: Mason pauses the tv and takes his kids outside to burn off some energy.
Moral consequence: The kids are happy Mason is playing with them and are settled and quiet when he unpauses the news.
Norm: You shouldn't yell at your family.
Situation: Mason is trying to watch the news, but his kids are running around the room being loud.
Intention: Mason wants to hear the tv.
Immoral action: Mason bellows at his kids telling them to go outside to be noisy.
Immoral consequence: The kids are frightened and worry that they've upset Mason.
Norm: Children are not supposed to yell at their parents.
Situation: Sam has been dealing with his mom waking him up way to early every morning.
Intention: Sam wants to tell his mom to stop waking him up.
Moral action: Sam politely tells his mom that he doesn't appreciate being woken up early, while having dinner.
Moral consequence: Sam's mom appreciates Sam being mature in asking and gives Sam a break.
Norm: Children are not supposed to yell at their parents.
Situation: Sam has been dealing with his mom waking him up way to early every morning.
Intention: Sam wants to tell his mom to stop waking him up.
Immoral action: Sam yells at his mom next time she wakes him up, screaming and shouting expletives to get her to stop.
Immoral consequence: Sam's mom punishes Sam, and he feels bad the rest of the day.
Norm: You shouldn't get involved romantically with your teachers or trainers.
Situation: Sam is very transfixed by his teacher, he's never been this smitten.
Intention: Sam wants to address his teacher with these feelings.
Moral action: Sam tells the teacher how he feels, but tells the teacher he knows it's wrong.
Moral consequence: The teacher sits with Sam a long time, and explains this is common, and he'll get over his feelings soon.
Norm: You shouldn't get involved romantically with your teachers or trainers.
Situation: Sam is very transfixed by his teacher, he's never been this smitten.
Intention: Sam wants to address his teacher with these feelings.
Immoral action: Sam tells the teacher exactly how he feels, stating he wants a relationship.
Immoral consequence: The teacher gives in, and gives him a relationship, they get caught and the teacher gets fired.
Norm: You shouldn't let criminal behavior become an obsession.
Situation: Mark used to illegally download movies, but now he has a job.
Intention: Mark wants to watch more movies.
Moral action: Mark buys multiple streaming services so that he can watch as many movies as he can.
Moral consequence: Mark is able to support content creators and gets to support content creators.
Norm: You shouldn't let criminal behavior become an obsession.
Situation: Mark used to illegally download movies, but now he has a job.
Intention: Mark wants to watch more movies.
Immoral action: Mark continues to download movies, because he loves how easy they are to obtain.
Immoral consequence: Mark is taking money away from content creators and is breaking the law.
Norm: It's wrong to pay with a fake check.
Situation: Tony is shopping to buy his girlfriend a necklace, but the one he wants is pretty expensive.
Intention: Tony wants to try to get the gift.
Moral action: Tony talks the salesman down in price and pays for the necklace with his debit card.
Moral consequence: Tony is proud of himself for using his negotiation skills to get what he wanted and is exited to give the necklace to his girlfriend.
Norm: It's wrong to pay with a fake check.
Situation: Tony is shopping to buy his girlfriend a necklace, but the one he wants is pretty expensive.
Intention: Tony wants to try to get the gift.
Immoral action: Tony takes a check from a checkbook for an account he no longer has and gives it to the clerk.
Immoral consequence: The clerk calls the police because the check was fraudulent and presses charges against Tony.
Norm: It's good to recycle and reuse products as hand-me-downs.
Situation: Eric lives at home with 2 older brothers, needs clothes and is poor.
Intention: Eric wants some more clothes for himself.
Moral action: Eric asks his older brother for some of his nice shirts that he no longer wears.
Moral consequence: Eric has no financial stress and feels thrifty.
Norm: It's good to recycle and reuse products as hand-me-downs.
Situation: Eric lives at home with 2 older brothers, needs clothes and is poor.
Intention: Eric wants some more clothes for himself.
Immoral action: Eric buys expensive clothes at a store on his credit card.
Immoral consequence: Eric is more financially stressed out and can't pay his bills.
Norm: It is wrong to stalk someone on social media.
Situation: Jerry is a student and has a crush on a new student named Mary.
Intention: Jerry wants to find out more about Mary.
Moral action: Jerry decides to ask Mary directly what Mary is like, and they have a conversation.
Moral consequence: Mary is happy Jerry was courageous, and they continue seeing each other.
Norm: It is wrong to stalk someone on social media.
Situation: Jerry is a student and has a crush on a new student named Mary.
Intention: Jerry wants to find out more about Mary.
Immoral action: Jerry visits Mary's Facebook ten times a day to collect as much info as possible on her.
Immoral consequence: Mary finds out Jerry is stalking her and reports him to the principle, and Jerry feels sorry.
Norm: It's deplorable to manipulate people into buying you free food.
Situation: Mark waits for women to ask him out, agrees, and then vanishes after she buys him a meal.
Intention: Mark wants to continue to get free food.
Moral action: Mark decides to get a job in the restaurant and work hard there.
Moral consequence: Mark's job comes with free meals for Mark.
Norm: It's deplorable to manipulate people into buying you free food.
Situation: Mark waits for women to ask him out, agrees, and then vanishes after she buys him a meal.
Intention: Mark wants to continue to get free food.
Immoral action: Mark sits around in his best suit until sure enough a lady asks him out, and he gets his free meal.
Immoral consequence: Mark continues to take advantage of women for free food.
Norm: You should apologize when you hurt someone or something.
Situation: Carol and Marty have an argument and Carol says some very harsh words to Marty.
Intention: Carol wants to feel better about what she did.
Moral action: Carol expresses that though still angry, that there was no justification for how she spoke and apologizes.
Moral consequence: Marty accepts and they settle the dispute peacefully shortly after.
Norm: You should apologize when you hurt someone or something.
Situation: Carol and Marty have an argument and Carol says some very harsh words to Marty.
Intention: Carol wants to feel better about what she did.
Immoral action: Carol justifies her reason behind what she said and does not apologize to Marty.
Immoral consequence: They do not talk for weeks and the marriage is strained for months.
Norm: It's rude to not share food with your friends.
Situation: Lucas brought a giant sandwich to work for lunch while Greg forgot to bring his lunch.
Intention: Lucas wants to eat his sandwich.
Moral action: Lucas eats half of the sandwich and gives Greg the other half.
Moral consequence: Greg happily eats the sandwich.
Norm: It's rude to not share food with your friends.
Situation: Lucas brought a giant sandwich to work for lunch while Greg forgot to bring his lunch.
Intention: Lucas wants to eat his sandwich.
Immoral action: Lucas eats the entire sandwich.
Immoral consequence: Greg watches sadly with a rumbling stomach.
Norm: It's wrong to get involved with coworkers.
Situation: Fran is hired at a new company.
Intention: Fran wants to get ahead at work.
Moral action: Fran spends a lot of time working nights and weekends at her job.
Moral consequence: The president of the company is impressed by Fran's hard work and gives her a promotion.
Norm: It's wrong to get involved with coworkers.
Situation: Fran is hired at a new company.
Intention: Fran wants to get ahead at work.
Immoral action: Fran has an affair with her boss, so he will give her a promotion.
Immoral consequence: The president of the company finds out about the affair and fires Fran.
Norm: One should never make a party awkward for others.
Situation: Edward is hanging out at a party with strangers.
Intention: Edward wants to entertain others.
Moral action: Edward invites the people around him to play a small word game.
Moral consequence: The host of the party asks Edward to help them plan their next party.
Norm: One should never make a party awkward for others.
Situation: Edward is hanging out at a party with strangers.
Intention: Edward wants to entertain others.
Immoral action: Edward tells the guests a funny story about his sex life.
Immoral consequence: Edward spends the rest of the party alone when people find excuses to leave the table.
Norm: It's kind to give gifts to others.
Situation: Julie was invited to her 5 year old niece's birthday party.
Intention: Julie wants to go to the party.
Moral action: Julie shows up to the party with a stuffed animal for her niece.
Moral consequence: Julie's niece feels loved by her aunt.
Norm: It's kind to give gifts to others.
Situation: Julie was invited to her 5 year old niece's birthday party.
Intention: Julie wants to go to the party.
Immoral action: Julie shows up to the party without a gift.
Immoral consequence: Julie's niece is disappointed because everyone else brought a gift, so she thinks Julie doesn't like her.
Norm: Snooping on someone is wrong.
Situation: Eric is feeling suspicious over one of his partner's friends who seems to be too friendly with her.
Intention: Eric wants to put his mind at ease.
Moral action: Eric is open about his concerns and brings them up to his partner directly.
Moral consequence: Eric's partner feels bad that he was uncomfortable and reassures him.
Norm: Snooping on someone is wrong.
Situation: Eric is feeling suspicious over one of his partner's friends who seems to be too friendly with her.
Intention: Eric wants to put his mind at ease.
Immoral action: Eric goes through his partners devices to check if anything is going on.
Immoral consequence: Eric's partner finds out what he's doing and feels her privacy has been violated.
Norm: Social media is expected to be misleading.
Situation: Matt heard something about a bombing in Pakistan and wanted to learn more about it.
Intention: Matt wanted to know who or what caused the bomb.
Moral action: Matt opens the New York Times website and looks for an article on it.
Moral consequence: Matt is informed of everything that is there to be known about the bombing.
Norm: Social media is expected to be misleading.
Situation: Matt heard something about a bombing in Pakistan and wanted to learn more about it.
Intention: Matt wanted to know who or what caused the bomb.
Immoral action: Matt goes on Facebook and sees his family posting links about the bombing from weird websites.
Immoral consequence: Matt still doesn't know what happened and doesn't know what's true and what's not.
Norm: It's impolite to make rude comments.
Situation: Tom is at an art exhibition.
Intention: Tom wants to discuss the art.
Moral action: Tom turns to the person next to him and asks what they think the painting means.
Moral consequence: The person next to Tom says that he is the artist and describes the meaning of his art.
Norm: It's impolite to make rude comments.
Situation: Tom is at an art exhibition.
Intention: Tom wants to discuss the art.
Immoral action: Tom turns to the person next to him and says that the art is ugly.
Immoral consequence: The person next to him turns out to be the artist and is very offended.
Norm: It's wrong to leave someone because of their infertility.
Situation: Carlow wants to start a family, but his wife Santana developed a condition making having kids impossible.
Intention: Carlow wants kids.
Moral action: Carlow and Santana decide to adopt three children.
Moral consequence: Santana has fun spending time with her children.
Norm: It's wrong to leave someone because of their infertility.
Situation: Carlow wants to start a family, but his wife Santana developed a condition making having kids impossible.
Intention: Carlow wants kids.
Immoral action: Carlow divorces his wife to start a family with a younger woman.
Immoral consequence: Santana is heartbroken.