CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's good to learn to compromise with people
Situation: Sammy is in a team meeting deciding in what direction to take the project in.
Intention: Sammy wants to pitch his idea to the group.
Immoral action: Sammy shares his idea and stands firmly considering that it must be the best one available.
Norm: It's rude to wipe your boogers on things.
Situation: Tim is feeling congested during math class but doesn't have any tissues handy.
Intention: Tim wants to clear out his nasal passages.
Moral action: Tim excuses himself to the bathroom where he uses a tissue to blow his nose.
Norm: It's rude to wipe your boogers on things.
Situation: Tim is feeling congested during math class but doesn't have any tissues handy.
Intention: Tim wants to clear out his nasal passages.
Immoral action: Tim picks his nose and wipes his snot and boogers on the desk.
Norm: It's rude to record someone without permission.
Situation: Akihito notices a model standing in front of him while he's gathering footage for an advertisement.
Intention: Akihito wants to make a good advertisement.
Moral action: Akihito decides to move to another location where he films the local wildlife.
Norm: It's rude to record someone without permission.
Situation: Akihito notices a model standing in front of him while he's gathering footage for an advertisement.
Intention: Akihito wants to make a good advertisement.
Immoral action: Akihito films the model from a distance from various angles.
Norm: You shouldn't take ADHD medication just to study.
Situation: Pam is feeling quite sluggish and having difficulties focusing on a test she needs to study for.
Intention: Pam wants to get a quick energy boost.
Moral action: Pam takes a break and goes with a friend for a coffee.
Norm: You shouldn't take ADHD medication just to study.
Situation: Pam is feeling quite sluggish and having difficulties focusing on a test she needs to study for.
Intention: Pam wants to get a quick energy boost.
Immoral action: Pam convinces her friend to give her some of her ADHD pills.
Norm: It's wrong to act stuck-up and better than somebody else
Situation: Stuart is a senior employee interacting with other employees at a corporate event.
Intention: Stuart wants to maintain an image.
Moral action: Stuart chats and networks with all other employees.
Norm: It's wrong to act stuck-up and better than somebody else
Situation: Stuart is a senior employee interacting with other employees at a corporate event.
Intention: Stuart wants to maintain an image.
Immoral action: Stuart brags about himself and avoids speaking to employees he views as inferior.
Norm: People should give clothing to those without.
Situation: Jenny has ordered new garments to update most of her wardrobe.
Intention: Jenny wants to clear out some space in the closet.
Moral action: Jenny takes the unneeded clothes to goodwill.
Norm: People should give clothing to those without.
Situation: Jenny has ordered new garments to update most of her wardrobe.
Intention: Jenny wants to clear out some space in the closet.
Immoral action: Jenny puts the clothes in a bag and stores them in the garage.
Norm: You shouldn't hog things.
Situation: Claire is at school working at the art center in class.
Intention: Claire wants to cut a piece of paper.
Moral action: Claire takes one pair of scissors out of the container and uses them at her desk.
Norm: You shouldn't hog things.
Situation: Claire is at school working at the art center in class.
Intention: Claire wants to cut a piece of paper.
Immoral action: Claire takes the container of scissors to her own desk.
Norm: It's bad to bring a knife to school.
Situation: It is the morning and it's Mark's birthday today and before school his mother has given him a Swiss Army Knife as a gift.
Intention: Mark wants to store the knife somewhere.
Moral action: Mark stores the knife in his sock drawer at home before going off to school.
Norm: It's bad to bring a knife to school.
Situation: It is the morning and it's Mark's birthday today and before school his mother has given him a Swiss Army Knife as a gift.
Intention: Mark wants to store the knife somewhere.
Immoral action: Mark stores the knife in his school backpack and ends up taking it to school with him.
Norm: It is wrong to mock your relationship partners physical appearance.
Situation: Vin's partner has been eating too much and putting on a lot of weight.
Intention: Vin wants to change his partner's current habits.
Moral action: Vin arranges that they go on frequent hiking trips.
Norm: It is wrong to mock your relationship partners physical appearance.
Situation: Vin's partner has been eating too much and putting on a lot of weight.
Intention: Vin wants to change his partner's current habits.
Immoral action: Vin pokes fun at his partner's weight gain.
Norm: It's good to take your pets to the vet.
Situation: Chris's dog has been limping quite a while, clearly in pain.
Intention: Chris wants to help his dog out.
Moral action: Chris takes the dog to the vet for treatment for the leg.
Norm: It's good to take your pets to the vet.
Situation: Chris's dog has been limping quite a while, clearly in pain.
Intention: Chris wants to help his dog out.
Immoral action: Chris watches a youtube video on how to set an animal's leg, and tries to do it.
Norm: It's bad to want to shoot people.
Situation: Gary was called a racial slur by a stranger, and he had a gun on him.
Intention: Gary wanted the stranger to pay for what they did.
Moral action: Gary filmed the person and told people on social media what they did to him.
Norm: It's bad to want to shoot people.
Situation: Gary was called a racial slur by a stranger, and he had a gun on him.
Intention: Gary wanted the stranger to pay for what they did.
Immoral action: Gary took out his gun and threatened to shoot them in order to embarrass them.
Norm: You shouldn't give up on your goals.
Situation: Ali is in university for undergraduate studies and dreams of becoming a top flight attorney.
Intention: Ali wants to apply to law school.
Moral action: Ali applies to top tier law schools.
Norm: You shouldn't give up on your goals.
Situation: Ali is in university for undergraduate studies and dreams of becoming a top flight attorney.
Intention: Ali wants to apply to law school.
Immoral action: Ali applies to low tier law schools.
Norm: It's nice to do someone's laundry for them.
Situation: Will's roommate Chad is out for the weekend and forgot to run a load of wash he left in the washing machine.
Intention: Will wants to do his own laundry.
Moral action: Will runs the washer with Chad's clothes, dries them, and hangs them up.
Norm: It's nice to do someone's laundry for them.
Situation: Will's roommate Chad is out for the weekend and forgot to run a load of wash he left in the washing machine.
Intention: Will wants to do his own laundry.
Immoral action: Will takes Chad's laundry out and puts it on the floor of his bedroom, then loads the washing machine with his clothes.
Norm: You should give an employee a warning before firing them.
Situation: Jim has received notice that the department needs to be downsized starting with the lowest performers.
Intention: Jim wants to raise his department's overall quality of work.
Moral action: Jim hands out warnings to those struggling with performance.
Norm: You should give an employee a warning before firing them.
Situation: Jim has received notice that the department needs to be downsized starting with the lowest performers.
Intention: Jim wants to raise his department's overall quality of work.
Immoral action: Jim fires the employee with the worst performance to set an example.
Norm: You shouldn't ask for a refund that you don't deserve.
Situation: Erin is eating out at an expensive restaurant and is surprised by the menu prices.
Intention: Erin wants to save money.
Moral action: Erin orders inexpensive items and sticks to water for the drink.
Norm: You shouldn't ask for a refund that you don't deserve.
Situation: Erin is eating out at an expensive restaurant and is surprised by the menu prices.
Intention: Erin wants to save money.
Immoral action: Erin complains about the meal and gets it comped.
Norm: It's bad to soil your pants.
Situation: Sam is in the middle of an important math test when he feels the sudden urge to go to the bathroom.
Intention: Sam wants to relieve himself.
Moral action: Sam excuses himself and goes pee in the school bathroom.
Norm: It's bad to soil your pants.
Situation: Sam is in the middle of an important math test when he feels the sudden urge to go to the bathroom.
Intention: Sam wants to relieve himself.
Immoral action: Sam pees his pants in the classroom.
Norm: It's wrong to intentionally hurt someone
Situation: Gloria deeply resents a colleague she knows very well and who made her look bad in front of their boss.
Intention: Gloria wants to feel better after having been treated poorly.
Moral action: Gloria decides to tell her colleague how she feels and realizes her colleague did not act on purpose, which calms her down.
Norm: It's wrong to intentionally hurt someone
Situation: Gloria deeply resents a colleague she knows very well and who made her look bad in front of their boss.
Intention: Gloria wants to feel better after having been treated poorly.
Immoral action: Gloria uses some private information she has on her colleague to hurt her feelings.
Norm: It is wrong to shoot at animals just for fun.
Situation: Deacon received a rifle for his birthday from his father.
Intention: Deacon wants to try out his new rifle.
Moral action: Deacon goes with his father to a gun range and shoots targets.
Norm: It is wrong to shoot at animals just for fun.
Situation: Deacon received a rifle for his birthday from his father.
Intention: Deacon wants to try out his new rifle.
Immoral action: Deacon sees his neighbor's cat and shoots and kills it.
Norm: It's bad to fight in front of children.
Situation: Frank is married with children and recently suspected his wife of being unfaithful.
Intention: Frank wants to confront his wife.
Moral action: Frank privately confronts his wife about his suspicions and resolves the issue.
Norm: It's bad to fight in front of children.
Situation: Frank is married with children and recently suspected his wife of being unfaithful.
Intention: Frank wants to confront his wife.
Immoral action: Frank openly argues with his wife about his suspicions while his children watch.
Norm: It's wrong to become addicted to gambling.
Situation: Kevin bet on the Kentucky Derby and won big, so now he wants to make horse races his new hobby.
Intention: Kevin wants to place more wagers.
Moral action: Kevin decides to place a wager once every weekend.
Norm: It's wrong to become addicted to gambling.
Situation: Kevin bet on the Kentucky Derby and won big, so now he wants to make horse races his new hobby.
Intention: Kevin wants to place more wagers.
Immoral action: Kevin places several bets a day and at an increasing rate.
Norm: It is kind to adopt someone.
Situation: Robert's student Tammy has no living relatives after her parents died.
Intention: Robert wants Tammy to have a family.
Moral action: Robert volunteers to take Tammy in.
Norm: It is kind to adopt someone.
Situation: Robert's student Tammy has no living relatives after her parents died.
Intention: Robert wants Tammy to have a family.
Immoral action: Robert calls Child Protective Services to find a foster home for Tammy.
Norm: It's good to take your kids out in your RV.
Situation: As the summer months drag on, Tom's children are getting bored and express interest in getting out of the house.
Intention: Tom wants to take his children on an excursion.
Moral action: Tom takes his kids out for a 6 day road trip around the region in his RV.
Norm: It's good to take your kids out in your RV.
Situation: As the summer months drag on, Tom's children are getting bored and express interest in getting out of the house.
Intention: Tom wants to take his children on an excursion.
Immoral action: Tom takes his kids out to the local library for the day.
Norm: It's rude to show someone your middle finger.
Situation: A driver cuts Jon off while he's on the road and almost hits him.
Intention: Jon wants to show the driver he's annoyed.
Moral action: Jon honks the horn loud behind the person who cut him off.
Norm: It's rude to show someone your middle finger.
Situation: A driver cuts Jon off while he's on the road and almost hits him.
Intention: Jon wants to show the driver he's annoyed.
Immoral action: Jon gives the other driver the middle finger as he's passing him.
Norm: It is wrong to replace a dead partner quickly.
Situation: Tammy just divorced her husband after ten years and is upset.
Intention: Tammy wants to stop feeling lonely at home.
Moral action: Tammy decides to get a cat instead of seducing someone online, and is no longer lonely.
Norm: It is wrong to replace a dead partner quickly.
Situation: Tammy just divorced her husband after ten years and is upset.
Intention: Tammy wants to stop feeling lonely at home.
Immoral action: Tammy seduces someone online in order to replace her husband quickly, and stops feeling lonely.
Norm: It's mean to shake your sibling until they vomit.
Situation: Bertha is baby sitting her baby sister, who has been crying for the past fifteen minutes.
Intention: Bertha wants her baby sister to stop crying.
Moral action: Bertha takes her sister in her arms and speaks to her softly while rocking her.
Norm: It's mean to shake your sibling until they vomit.
Situation: Bertha is baby sitting her baby sister, who has been crying for the past fifteen minutes.
Intention: Bertha wants her baby sister to stop crying.
Immoral action: Bertha loses her cool and shakes her sister to make her stop crying.
Norm: It is harmful to not feed a kid dinner regularly.
Situation: Randy's son Luke has been acting out in school.
Intention: Randy wants to punish his son.
Moral action: Randy takes away Luke's video games for a month.
Norm: It is harmful to not feed a kid dinner regularly.
Situation: Randy's son Luke has been acting out in school.
Intention: Randy wants to punish his son.
Immoral action: Randy stops giving Luke dinner for a month.
Norm: It's bad to be competitive over buying gifts.
Situation: Elle is divorced and shares a daughter with her ex-husband who is financially better off than her.
Intention: Elle wants to give her daughter a special birthday.
Moral action: Elle considers her daughter's interests and handmakes a gift for her with them in mind.
Norm: It's bad to be competitive over buying gifts.
Situation: Elle is divorced and shares a daughter with her ex-husband who is financially better off than her.
Intention: Elle wants to give her daughter a special birthday.
Immoral action: Elle finds out what her ex-husband is getting their daughter and makes sure to buy more expensive gifts for her.
Norm: It's not okay to throw away things you can use.
Situation: Jonah's wardrobe is stuffed after he purchased a lot of new clothes.
Intention: Jonah wants to declutter his wardrobe.
Moral action: Jonah donates his old clothes to a charity.
Norm: It's not okay to throw away things you can use.
Situation: Jonah's wardrobe is stuffed after he purchased a lot of new clothes.
Intention: Jonah wants to declutter his wardrobe.
Immoral action: Jonah puts all his old in the garbage.
Norm: It's fun to take a cruise with your friends.
Situation: Annie's friends told her that they were going on a cruise in a few months.
Intention: Annie wanted to do something with her friends over the summer.
Moral action: Annie booked a cabin on the same cruise that her friends were going on.
Norm: It's fun to take a cruise with your friends.
Situation: Annie's friends told her that they were going on a cruise in a few months.
Intention: Annie wanted to do something with her friends over the summer.
Immoral action: Annie invited her friends to her house to help her clean.
Norm: It's good to do something different every now and then
Situation: Joe and his wife's wedding anniversary is in a week, and he knows that she would love to experience something new.
Intention: Joe wants to plan something for the wedding anniversary.
Moral action: Joe organizes a day trip to a romantic location for the wedding anniversary.
Norm: It's good to do something different every now and then
Situation: Joe and his wife's wedding anniversary is in a week, and he knows that she would love to experience something new.
Intention: Joe wants to plan something for the wedding anniversary.
Immoral action: Joe makes a dinner reservation at the restaurant that he and his wife dine in all the time.
Norm: It's not okay to serve someone poor quality food.
Situation: Jackson is at his job as a head chef when a customer orders chicken wings.
Intention: Jackson wants to prepare the dish.
Moral action: Jackson prepares the meal using a fresh pack of chicken wings.
Norm: It's not okay to serve someone poor quality food.
Situation: Jackson is at his job as a head chef when a customer orders chicken wings.
Intention: Jackson wants to prepare the dish.
Immoral action: Jackson takes wings that were made yesterday and reheats them in the microwave.
Norm: It's foul to state ignorant opinions as fact.
Situation: Barbra is browsing Facebook when she comes across a post on COVID cures.
Intention: Barbra wants to interact with the post.
Moral action: Barbra shares a link to official websites with tips on masks and other useful information.
Norm: It's foul to state ignorant opinions as fact.
Situation: Barbra is browsing Facebook when she comes across a post on COVID cures.
Intention: Barbra wants to interact with the post.
Immoral action: Barbra states a rumor that people can prevent COVID by taking vitamins.
Norm: It is crass to swear at your sibling.
Situation: Harry's glass vase was broken when his sister Mary knocked it over.
Intention: Harry wants to reprimand his sister.
Moral action: Harry tells Mary what she did was wrong without losing his cool.
Norm: It is crass to swear at your sibling.
Situation: Harry's glass vase was broken when his sister Mary knocked it over.
Intention: Harry wants to reprimand his sister.
Immoral action: Harry uses profanity to reprimand Mary.
Norm: It's wrong to be intimate with family.
Situation: Max has a birthday today and his sister just gave him a gift that Max loves.
Intention: Max wants to hug his sister for the present.
Moral action: Max hugs his sister lightly and for not too long after receiving his gift.
Norm: It's wrong to be intimate with family.
Situation: Max has a birthday today and his sister just gave him a gift that Max loves.
Intention: Max wants to hug his sister for the present.
Immoral action: Max hugs his sister very tightly and intimately after he receives his gift.
Norm: You shouldn't continue texting people that are cheating their partners.
Situation: Tom learns that his brother-in-law Kent is cheating on Sarah, his wife.
Intention: Tom wants to confront Kent about Kent's infidelity.
Moral action: Tom meets with Kent, accuses him of cheating on Sarah, and tells him to stop.
Norm: You shouldn't continue texting people that are cheating their partners.
Situation: Tom learns that his brother-in-law Kent is cheating on Sarah, his wife.
Intention: Tom wants to confront Kent about Kent's infidelity.
Immoral action: Tom texts Kent and asks him about the details of his affair.
Norm: It's bad to plagiarize other people's work.
Situation: Kara is reading through articles for her research paper for her history class and finds an obscure website with thoroughly-written articles.
Intention: Kara wants to finish writing her research paper.
Moral action: Kara uses the website in her research paper and properly cites it as a material source.
Norm: It's bad to plagiarize other people's work.
Situation: Kara is reading through articles for her research paper for her history class and finds an obscure website with thoroughly-written articles.
Intention: Kara wants to finish writing her research paper.
Immoral action: Kara copies some paragraphs from the website to her final research paper and submits it.
Norm: It's wrong to steal something that isn't yours.
Situation: Sun's favorite musician has just put out a new album that Sun has been dying to listen to.
Intention: Sun wants to download the album.
Moral action: Sun decides to purchase the album from a digital store.
Norm: It's wrong to steal something that isn't yours.
Situation: Sun's favorite musician has just put out a new album that Sun has been dying to listen to.
Intention: Sun wants to download the album.
Immoral action: Sun downloads the album for free via online torrenting.
Norm: It's good to take your kids fun places.
Situation: Mary and her kids have some free time during the weekend.
Intention: Mary wants to go out with her kids.
Moral action: Mary takes her kids to an amusement park.
Norm: It's good to take your kids fun places.
Situation: Mary and her kids have some free time during the weekend.
Intention: Mary wants to go out with her kids.
Immoral action: Mary takes her kids to the library.
Norm: It's mean to abandon your dog to fend for itself.
Situation: George is camping with his Golden Retriever, Sparky when a raccoon attacks the dog.
Intention: George wants to react to the situation.
Moral action: George grabs a stick and swats it at the raccoon which makes it flee from Sparky.
Norm: It's mean to abandon your dog to fend for itself.
Situation: George is camping with his Golden Retriever, Sparky when a raccoon attacks the dog.
Intention: George wants to react to the situation.
Immoral action: George is afraid and lets Sparky handle the raccoon on his own.
Norm: It is rude to touch other people's things.
Situation: Aubrey is visiting her friend's Jason, whom has just made a statue.
Intention: Aubrey wants to appreciate Jason's statue.
Moral action: Aubrey observes the statue up close.
Norm: It is rude to touch other people's things.
Situation: Aubrey is visiting her friend's Jason, whom has just made a statue.
Intention: Aubrey wants to appreciate Jason's statue.
Immoral action: Aubrey touches Jason's crafted statue.
Norm: It is bad to hurt animals.
Situation: Ryan's dog misbehaves, pooping all over the house out of spite.
Intention: Ryan wants to discipline his dog.
Moral action: Ryan takes the dog to obedience school to get taught how to behave better.
Norm: It is bad to hurt animals.
Situation: Ryan's dog misbehaves, pooping all over the house out of spite.
Intention: Ryan wants to discipline his dog.
Immoral action: Ryan smacks his dog very hard on the butt as punishment.
Norm: It is rude to take up too much room.
Situation: Claudia is on the train to visit her parents and starts to feel very tired from the long journey.
Intention: Claudia wants to sleep during her train trip.
Moral action: Claudia sits in a window seat, rests her head against the window with her coat as a pillow and falls asleep.
Norm: It is rude to take up too much room.
Situation: Claudia is on the train to visit her parents and starts to feel very tired from the long journey.
Intention: Claudia wants to sleep during her train trip.
Immoral action: Claudia lies down, taking up three seats.
Norm: You shouldn't poop in the bed.
Situation: Teague is lying in bed, struggling to sleep because he has bad indigestion after eating way too many hot wings for dinner.
Intention: Teague wants to lessen the pressure he feels in his stomach.
Moral action: Teague gets up, goes to the bathroom, and empties his bowels.
Norm: You shouldn't poop in the bed.
Situation: Teague is lying in bed, struggling to sleep because he has bad indigestion after eating way too many hot wings for dinner.
Intention: Teague wants to lessen the pressure he feels in his stomach.
Immoral action: Teague remains in his bed while he empties his bowels.
Norm: It is crazy to slather yourself in condiments.
Situation: Dave has been served a hamburger at a restaurant and is given a bottle of his favorite condiment, ketchup.
Intention: Dave wants to use the ketchup.
Moral action: Dave puts some ketchup on his hamburger.
Norm: It is crazy to slather yourself in condiments.
Situation: Dave has been served a hamburger at a restaurant and is given a bottle of his favorite condiment, ketchup.
Intention: Dave wants to use the ketchup.
Immoral action: Dave squirts ketchup all over his body.