CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's wrong to do unnecessary surgical procedures to babies.
Situation: Phoebe's daughter is born with a third nipple.
Intention: Phoebe wants to make sure her daughter doesn't get bullied.
Moral action: Phoebe decides to wait till her daughter is old enough to decide if she wants the nipple removed.
Moral consequence: Phoebe's family supports her decision.
Norm: It's wrong to do unnecessary surgical procedures to babies.
Situation: Phoebe's daughter is born with a third nipple.
Intention: Phoebe wants to make sure her daughter doesn't get bullied.
Immoral action: Phobe consults a plastic surgeon to schedule a nipple removal.
Immoral consequence: Phoebe's family is horrified that she would have a baby go through plastic surgery.
Norm: It's wrong to lose your cool around others.
Situation: James is a gym teacher and is watching his students run much slower than they should around the track.
Intention: James wants to tell his students to stop slacking off.
Moral action: James shouts encouraging, and non-profane workout phrases to his students to get the to run faster.
Moral consequence: James' students begin to run faster and James feels proud.
Norm: It's wrong to lose your cool around others.
Situation: James is a gym teacher and is watching his students run much slower than they should around the track.
Intention: James wants to tell his students to stop slacking off.
Immoral action: James shouts profanities at the students, to try to get them to run faster.
Immoral consequence: James' students become agitated and nervous and James feels guilty.
Norm: It's wrong to masturbate all day long.
Situation: Jenny is on a vacation alone in an exotic island in the Caribbean.
Intention: Jenny wants to have a good time away from others.
Moral action: Jenny spends the day exploring the exotic locales and masturbates before bedtime to fantasies about sexual encounters there.
Moral consequence: Jenny has a great experience of the island and comes home rested and happy.
Norm: It's wrong to masturbate all day long.
Situation: Jenny is on a vacation alone in an exotic island in the Caribbean.
Intention: Jenny wants to have a good time away from others.
Immoral action: Jenny spends the entire time in her hotel masturbating with sex toys to online porn.
Immoral consequence: Jenny gets depressed because she has not seen anything outside her hotel room on the exotic island.
Norm: It's wrong to not follow the rules when gaming.
Situation: Jan is one of several friends who have met for a night of board gaming.
Intention: Jan wants to win the game tonight.
Moral action: Jan studies the rules, and figures out the optimal strategy to win.
Moral consequence: Jan wins the game, and his friends congratulate him.
Norm: It's wrong to not follow the rules when gaming.
Situation: Jan is one of several friends who have met for a night of board gaming.
Intention: Jan wants to win the game tonight.
Immoral action: Jan uses misdirection to take extra cards, giving him an unfair advantage.
Immoral consequence: Jan wins the game, but when his friends found out that Jan wasn't playing by the rules, they refuse to play with him again.
Norm: It's wrong not to get recognized for something you created.
Situation: Tim wrote a new software program at work that is going to generate a lot of revenue for his company.
Intention: Tim wants his company to be successful.
Moral action: Tim and his boss present Tim's idea to the management team at his company.
Moral consequence: Tim gets a huge bonus for creating the successful program.
Norm: It's wrong not to get recognized for something you created.
Situation: Tim wrote a new software program at work that is going to generate a lot of revenue for his company.
Intention: Tim wants his company to be successful.
Immoral action: Tim lets his boss take credit for the program thinking that the program will be more likely to be approved that way.
Immoral consequence: Tim doesn't get promoted even though his program is very successful.
Norm: You shouldn't call your partner offensive names.
Situation: Mark and his girlfriend Jessica are having an argument about Mark's spending habits.
Intention: Mark wants to vent his frusterations.
Moral action: Mark leaves the room as he jots down his feelings in a writing application.
Moral consequence: Mark discovers the reason why he spends a lot of money.
Norm: You shouldn't call your partner offensive names.
Situation: Mark and his girlfriend Jessica are having an argument about Mark's spending habits.
Intention: Mark wants to vent his frusterations.
Immoral action: Mark calls his wife some slurs as he storms out of the room.
Immoral consequence: Jessica breaks up with Mark.