CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't make fun of someone's fear of blood.
Situation: Arjun is at a clinic waiting for a phlebotomist to draw blood samples, but Arjun is nervous because of his fear of blood.
Intention: The phlebotomist needs to draw blood from Arjun.
Immoral action: The phlebotomist giggles at Arjun's anxiety and tells him he's acting like a little kid, and he should tough it out.
Norm: It's wrong to litter and throw garbage around
Situation: Billy buys a hotdog from a stand and eats it, but what to do with the wrapper?
Intention: Billy wants to decide what to do with the wrapper.
Moral action: Billy finds a trash can and throws the wrapper away inside it.
Norm: It's wrong to litter and throw garbage around
Situation: Billy buys a hotdog from a stand and eats it, but what to do with the wrapper?
Intention: Billy wants to decide what to do with the wrapper.
Immoral action: Billy decides do take the wrapper and threw it on the ground.
Norm: It's rude to steal something that another person is using.
Situation: George's teacher just gave the entire class a writing assignment when he realizes he left his pencils at home.
Intention: George wants a writing utensil.
Moral action: George asks his neighbor if he can borrow a pencil for the day.
Norm: It's rude to steal something that another person is using.
Situation: George's teacher just gave the entire class a writing assignment when he realizes he left his pencils at home.
Intention: George wants a writing utensil.
Immoral action: George snags a pencil off of his neighbors desk when they aren't looking.
Norm: Name calling is rude.
Situation: Mike is dating Grace, and he is stressed out with his new job.
Intention: Mike wants to be able to perform better at his job role.
Moral action: Mike feels supported by Grace while he becomes better qualified in his work responsibilities and always has sweet endearments he calls her.
Norm: Name calling is rude.
Situation: Mike is dating Grace, and he is stressed out with his new job.
Intention: Mike wants to be able to perform better at his job role.
Immoral action: Mike calls Grace ugly name while he is training at his new work role and continues taking out his frustrations on her after training.
Norm: You should try to support your partner
Situation: Ken's wife Debra works a full time job as a server, but is considering quitting to focus on going back to college, and asks for some help financially.
Intention: Ken wants to answer Debra's request.
Moral action: Ken tells Debra that he's glad she wants to better her life, and he would like to assist in any way possible.
Norm: You should try to support your partner
Situation: Ken's wife Debra works a full time job as a server, but is considering quitting to focus on going back to college, and asks for some help financially.
Intention: Ken wants to answer Debra's request.
Immoral action: Ken tells Debra that he doesn't want to be stuck paying all the bills on his own, so declines.
Norm: It's bad to try to profit off of someone's insecurities.
Situation: Lauren has just signed up with a multi-level-marketing company to sell makeup.
Intention: Lauren wants to make her first sale.
Moral action: Lauren posts her products for sale on her social media pages and gives catalogs to her female family members.
Norm: It's bad to try to profit off of someone's insecurities.
Situation: Lauren has just signed up with a multi-level-marketing company to sell makeup.
Intention: Lauren wants to make her first sale.
Immoral action: Lauren calls up her sister in law Justine and tells her she should buy makeup from her because it will help Justice cover her acne scars.
Norm: It's wrong to waste resources when you don't need to
Situation: Jessica is going through her evening routine before bedtime and just put some toothpaste on her toothbrush and wet it under running water.
Intention: Jessica wants to finish brushing her teeth.
Moral action: Jessica makes sure to turn the faucet off as soon as her toothbrush is wet and turns it on again to rinse the brush off once she’s done brushing.
Norm: It's wrong to waste resources when you don't need to
Situation: Jessica is going through her evening routine before bedtime and just put some toothpaste on her toothbrush and wet it under running water.
Intention: Jessica wants to finish brushing her teeth.
Immoral action: Jessica leaves the faucet running while she brushes her teeth.
Norm: It's rude to exclude people.
Situation: Stephen is bored one day thinking about his friends Billy and Rose, and he's much closer with Billy.
Intention: Stephen wants to invite someone over.
Moral action: Stephen invites both Billy and Rose over to his house.
Norm: It's rude to exclude people.
Situation: Stephen is bored one day thinking about his friends Billy and Rose, and he's much closer with Billy.
Intention: Stephen wants to invite someone over.
Immoral action: Stephen decides to invite Billy over, telling him specifically not to mention it to Rose.
Norm: It is bad to treat a pet cruelly.
Situation: Paula has a dog that likes to take her shoes and tear them apart.
Intention: Paula wants to correct her dog's behavior.
Moral action: Paula sends her dog to a professional trainer to learn not to destroy shoes.
Norm: It is bad to treat a pet cruelly.
Situation: Paula has a dog that likes to take her shoes and tear them apart.
Intention: Paula wants to correct her dog's behavior.
Immoral action: Paula hits the dog with a stick whenever it goes near the shoes.
Norm: You should make an effort to compromise with family
Situation: Theo, his wife Rita, and their three children all disagree on where the family should go on vacation.
Intention: Theo wants to make a decision about where to go.
Moral action: Theo takes the family's suggestions and puts the options up to a family vote to decide where to go.
Norm: You should make an effort to compromise with family
Situation: Theo, his wife Rita, and their three children all disagree on where the family should go on vacation.
Intention: Theo wants to make a decision about where to go.
Immoral action: Theo decides by himself that the family will be going to South Carolina to visit Theo's parents and siblings.
Norm: It's rude to have bad bedside manners.
Situation: Dr. Carlos works in a hospital and realizes that a patient needs to have her appendix removed.
Intention: Dr. Carlos wants to inform the patient.
Moral action: Dr. Carlos tells the patient that her appendix needs to be removed and stays for 20 minutes to answer her questions.
Norm: It's rude to have bad bedside manners.
Situation: Dr. Carlos works in a hospital and realizes that a patient needs to have her appendix removed.
Intention: Dr. Carlos wants to inform the patient.
Immoral action: Dr. Carlos tells the patient that her appendix needs to come out, tells her the scheduled surgery time, and leaves.
Norm: You should respect a friend's choices.
Situation: Jed's female friends enjoys having lots of sex with multiple men.
Intention: Jed wants to comment on her friend's behavior.
Moral action: Jed tells his friend that she should just make sure that she's having protected sex.
Norm: You should respect a friend's choices.
Situation: Jed's female friends enjoys having lots of sex with multiple men.
Intention: Jed wants to comment on her friend's behavior.
Immoral action: Jed calls her friend a name and tells her she's going to become pregnant soon.
Norm: Is it wrong to cheat on your significant other
Situation: Jaime has been married to Alyssa for three years, but Alyssa has been so busy with business trips that Jaime has started to feel lonely.
Intention: Jaime wants to feel loved.
Moral action: Jaime talks to Alyssa about how he's feeling after she returned from a business trip.
Norm: Is it wrong to cheat on your significant other
Situation: Jaime has been married to Alyssa for three years, but Alyssa has been so busy with business trips that Jaime has started to feel lonely.
Intention: Jaime wants to feel loved.
Immoral action: Jaime starts sleeping with a coworker while Alyssa is away in her business trips.
Norm: You should show your parents grace.
Situation: John's father Theobold is dying and asks John to come visit him.
Intention: John wants his father to know how much he hurt him when he was younger.
Moral action: John comforts his father, tells him briefly that he forgives his father for any wrongs that occurred and says he loves him.
Norm: You should show your parents grace.
Situation: John's father Theobold is dying and asks John to come visit him.
Intention: John wants his father to know how much he hurt him when he was younger.
Immoral action: John visits his dad and tells him how angry he is at him and how he'll never forget all the wrongs he did to him.
Norm: Being dishonest is wrong.
Situation: Ed is a used care salesman at at local dealership.
Intention: Ed wants to best his monthly quota by selling one more vehicle.
Moral action: Ed points out that the car is not a very good option and shows the buyer a more reliable vehicle that meets his requirements.
Norm: Being dishonest is wrong.
Situation: Ed is a used care salesman at at local dealership.
Intention: Ed wants to best his monthly quota by selling one more vehicle.
Immoral action: Ed misrepresents a car's maintenance history  in order to make a sale.
Norm: It's wrong to lie to your friends.
Situation: Eddie has been invited to his friend's birthday party, but he doesn't want to go.
Intention: Eddie wants to go to the park.
Moral action: Eddie tells his friend that he had planned on going to the park instead.
Norm: It's wrong to lie to your friends.
Situation: Eddie has been invited to his friend's birthday party, but he doesn't want to go.
Intention: Eddie wants to go to the park.
Immoral action: Eddie tells his friend he is too sick and goes to the park instead of the birthday party.
Norm: It's good to communicate your concerns with your partner.
Situation: Cecile is sometimes bothered by her boyfriend's messy habits.
Intention: Cecile wants a cleaner apartment.
Moral action: Cecile mentions how she feels to her boyfriend.
Norm: It's good to communicate your concerns with your partner.
Situation: Cecile is sometimes bothered by her boyfriend's messy habits.
Intention: Cecile wants a cleaner apartment.
Immoral action: Cecile never says anything to her boyfriend, and instead just cleans up after his messes.
Norm: You shouldn't cut in line.
Situation: Kelly arrives at the DMV and sees that there's a long winding line to be waited on.
Intention: Kelly wants to register her car and get on with her day.
Moral action: Kelly gets in line and listens to music on her earbuds; the line moves faster than she'd anticpated.
Norm: You shouldn't cut in line.
Situation: Kelly arrives at the DMV and sees that there's a long winding line to be waited on.
Intention: Kelly wants to register her car and get on with her day.
Immoral action: Kelly cuts to the front of the line claiming she's got people waiting for her in the car.
Norm: You shouldn't cause a scene at dinner.
Situation: Mark was at a dinner date at a fancy restaurant when he noticed his order was wrong.
Intention: Mark wants the correct order.
Moral action: Mark calls the waiter over and tells him the problem with their food.
Norm: You shouldn't cause a scene at dinner.
Situation: Mark was at a dinner date at a fancy restaurant when he noticed his order was wrong.
Intention: Mark wants the correct order.
Immoral action: Mark starts to scream and yell at the waiter in the restaurant.
Norm: It's always good to be on time.
Situation: Steve was getting ready to go to work for his first day on his new job.
Intention: Steve wants to go to work.
Moral action: Steve leaves the house early and makes sure that he goes straight to work to get there on time.
Norm: It's always good to be on time.
Situation: Steve was getting ready to go to work for his first day on his new job.
Intention: Steve wants to go to work.
Immoral action: Steve takes his time getting ready and stops at the coffee shop for an hour before work.
Norm: It is unacceptable to make fun of other people.
Situation: Marge is at work when she see's a coworker she likes trip and fall.
Intention: Marge wants to use this opportunity to communicate with her coworker.
Moral action: Marge rushes over to her coworker and offers to help them.
Norm: It is unacceptable to make fun of other people.
Situation: Marge is at work when she see's a coworker she likes trip and fall.
Intention: Marge wants to use this opportunity to communicate with her coworker.
Immoral action: Marge points and laughs and calls her coworker a klutz.
Norm: You should not beat your sibling.
Situation: Vinny is playing with his toy when his sister Jane grabs it out of his hands.
Intention: Vinny wants to respond to Jane taking the toy.
Moral action: Vinny takes the toy back and explains to Jane she has to ask if she wants to play with it.
Norm: You should not beat your sibling.
Situation: Vinny is playing with his toy when his sister Jane grabs it out of his hands.
Intention: Vinny wants to respond to Jane taking the toy.
Immoral action: Vinny takes the toy back and uses it to hit Jane.
Norm: It's bad to take something without paying for it.
Situation: Taylor is at Walmart and sees a video game he really wants.
Intention: Taylor wants to save money.
Moral action: Taylor asks the store attendants about any discounts the video game has and when it will go on sale.
Norm: It's bad to take something without paying for it.
Situation: Taylor is at Walmart and sees a video game he really wants.
Intention: Taylor wants to save money.
Immoral action: Taylor pockets the video game when nobody is looking and walks out of the store.
Norm: It's hurtful to trick people.
Situation: Bob sees that his classmate Tim has delicious looking brownies packed in his school lunch.
Intention: Bob wants to eat a brownie.
Moral action: Bob asks Tim if he would be willing to share one of the brownies with him.
Norm: It's hurtful to trick people.
Situation: Bob sees that his classmate Tim has delicious looking brownies packed in his school lunch.
Intention: Bob wants to eat a brownie.
Immoral action: Bob tricks Tim into giving him the brownies, then he eats them all.
Norm: It's considerate to watch someone's kids.
Situation: Sally's sister asks her if she can babysit their children that evening so that her sister can go out.
Intention: Sally wants to give her sister an answer regarding Sally babysitting their children.
Moral action: Sally says she's happy to watch her sister's children to let her sister go out and enjoy herself.
Norm: It's considerate to watch someone's kids.
Situation: Sally's sister asks her if she can babysit their children that evening so that her sister can go out.
Intention: Sally wants to give her sister an answer regarding Sally babysitting their children.
Immoral action: Sally says that she doesn't want to take on the responsibility of looking after her sister's children.
Norm: It's rude to stare at people while they're eating.
Situation: Keith is on a date with his wife Aubrey at a fancy restaurant, and they are seated beside a table of wheelchair users.
Intention: Keith wants to talk to Aubrey about the wheelchairs.
Moral action: Keith references the wheelchair he's interested in talking about by the model and shows it to Aubrey on his phone.
Norm: It's rude to stare at people while they're eating.
Situation: Keith is on a date with his wife Aubrey at a fancy restaurant, and they are seated beside a table of wheelchair users.
Intention: Keith wants to talk to Aubrey about the wheelchairs.
Immoral action: Keith raises a finger and points towards one of the wheelchair users, drawing her eye directly to them.
Norm: It's nice to make people smile.
Situation: Kayla is at the grocery stores shopping and there are many other customers in the aisle.
Intention: Kayla wants to get everything on her list.
Moral action: Kayla takes the time to smile at some of the other customers in the store as she goes down aisles getting things on her list.
Norm: It's nice to make people smile.
Situation: Kayla is at the grocery stores shopping and there are many other customers in the aisle.
Intention: Kayla wants to get everything on her list.
Immoral action: Kayla rushes through the aisles ignoring other customers and grabbing everything she needs.
Norm: It's appropriate to express your ideas in a non-confrontational way.
Situation: Ted is having a conversation with his landlord, and his landlord wants to know more about Ted's politics.
Intention: Ted wants to tell his landlord some of his political views.
Moral action: Ted tells his landlord that he just thinks everyone should have healthcare.
Norm: It's appropriate to express your ideas in a non-confrontational way.
Situation: Ted is having a conversation with his landlord, and his landlord wants to know more about Ted's politics.
Intention: Ted wants to tell his landlord some of his political views.
Immoral action: Ted tells his landlord that landlords shouldn't exist and that the money they make is not earned.
Norm: It's good to be comforting to an injured animal.
Situation: Jerry is taking a walk around the block when he spots a sparrow that has an injured wing.
Intention: Jerry wants to decide what to do in regards to the bird.
Moral action: Jerry goes to the sparrow and takes him home to nurse him back to health.
Norm: It's good to be comforting to an injured animal.
Situation: Jerry is taking a walk around the block when he spots a sparrow that has an injured wing.
Intention: Jerry wants to decide what to do in regards to the bird.
Immoral action: Jerry decides to keep on walking because he's afraid he could get bit if he tries to assist.
Norm: It is bad to throw temper tantrums
Situation: Mary is with her mom at the grocery store and sees a very sugary food at a discount price.
Intention: Mary wants to tell her mom she wants the candy from the store.
Moral action: Mary asks for the candy and doesn't make an ultimatum.
Norm: It is bad to throw temper tantrums
Situation: Mary is with her mom at the grocery store and sees a very sugary food at a discount price.
Intention: Mary wants to tell her mom she wants the candy from the store.
Immoral action: Mary starts screaming at her mom that she must have her candy, "or else".
Norm: You should be able to adapt to change.
Situation: Jeff is the CEO of a struggling company, and others are urging him to modernize the company.
Intention: Jeff wants to make a decision on what to do with the company.
Moral action: Jeff decides to make sure that everything with the company is up-to-date.
Norm: You should be able to adapt to change.
Situation: Jeff is the CEO of a struggling company, and others are urging him to modernize the company.
Intention: Jeff wants to make a decision on what to do with the company.
Immoral action: Jeff decides to stick to what he knows, so he doesn't want to modernize.
Norm: You should care about your partner's discomfort.
Situation: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special with his black wife, but  he wants to watch one from someone has made racist remarks in the past.
Intention: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special.
Moral action: Ryne asks his wife what comedy special she would like to watch.
Norm: You should care about your partner's discomfort.
Situation: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special with his black wife, but  he wants to watch one from someone has made racist remarks in the past.
Intention: Ryne wants to watch a comedy special.
Immoral action: Ryne decides to pick the comedy special that he wanted to watch.
Norm: It is thoughtful to give flower to your mother.
Situation: Denny is over at his mother Cheryl's house, who is going through a divorce.
Intention: Denny wants to cheer his mom up.
Moral action: Denny brings Cheryl a bouquet of her favorite flowers.
Norm: It is thoughtful to give flower to your mother.
Situation: Denny is over at his mother Cheryl's house, who is going through a divorce.
Intention: Denny wants to cheer his mom up.
Immoral action: Denny spots flowers that were given to Cheryl by her husband, and throws them out the window.
Norm: You shouldn't threaten someone with a knife.
Situation: Colin is out of work and his bills are piling up.
Intention: Colin wants to get some money.
Moral action: Colin walks up to people on the street and asks if they need some odd jobs done for money.
Norm: You shouldn't threaten someone with a knife.
Situation: Colin is out of work and his bills are piling up.
Intention: Colin wants to get some money.
Immoral action: Colin holds a knife to someone and says he wants their wallet.
Norm: You shouldn't be nosy about someone else's sexual orientation.
Situation: Yazzy just made a new friend at school whom she likes very much.
Intention: Yazzy wants to get to know their new friend better.
Moral action: Yazzy asks her new friend what some of their favorite hobbies are.
Norm: You shouldn't be nosy about someone else's sexual orientation.
Situation: Yazzy just made a new friend at school whom she likes very much.
Intention: Yazzy wants to get to know their new friend better.
Immoral action: Yazzy asks their friend what genders they are sexually attracted to.
Norm: It's wrong to discriminate against people because of their weight.
Situation: Jamie isn't sure if she wants her friend Sandra in her wedding party because she thinks Sandra is too heavy to look good in a bridesmaid dress.
Intention: Jaime wants her wedding day to be perfect.
Moral action: Jamie asks Sandra to be in the wedding party because having all of her friends at the wedding is more important than the aesthetics of the wedding photos.
Norm: It's wrong to discriminate against people because of their weight.
Situation: Jamie isn't sure if she wants her friend Sandra in her wedding party because she thinks Sandra is too heavy to look good in a bridesmaid dress.
Intention: Jaime wants her wedding day to be perfect.
Immoral action: Jamie decides that Sandra is too heavy to be in the wedding and doesn't send her an invitation.
Norm: It's wrong for a person to steal.
Situation: Jake is broke and wants to take his girlfriend out to dinner and a movie.
Intention: Jake wants to get some cash.
Moral action: Jake goes to his brother and asks him for a loan until he gets paid next week.
Norm: It's wrong for a person to steal.
Situation: Jake is broke and wants to take his girlfriend out to dinner and a movie.
Intention: Jake wants to get some cash.
Immoral action: Jake finds some cash on his brother's bedroom dresser while his brother is gone and takes the cash.
Norm: You shouldn't tell others information that seems impossible.
Situation: Don is talking about religion with his friend, and his friend asked him why he believes in God.
Intention: Don wants to explain why he believes in God.
Moral action: Don tells his friend that his family used to read him bible verses all the time.
Norm: You shouldn't tell others information that seems impossible.
Situation: Don is talking about religion with his friend, and his friend asked him why he believes in God.
Intention: Don wants to explain why he believes in God.
Immoral action: Don tells his friend that God spoke to him when he was younger.
Norm: It is good to be honest with your siblings.
Situation: Kate is going to meet a man she met on Tinder, but she hasn't told her sister yet.
Intention: Kate doesn't want her sister to worry about her.
Moral action: Kate tells her sister about the date and gives the man's phone number and license plate to her.
Norm: It is good to be honest with your siblings.
Situation: Kate is going to meet a man she met on Tinder, but she hasn't told her sister yet.
Intention: Kate doesn't want her sister to worry about her.
Immoral action: Kate tells his sister that she's going with her friend to get ice cream.
Norm: You shouldn't steal from your boss.
Situation: Jonah works for a small lawn care company owed by Manuel; Jonah drives a company truck which carries tools and supplies.
Intention: Jonah wants to get a string trimmer and a hedge trimmer for his own use.
Moral action: Jonah uses his paycheck to buy tools similar to those he uses at work, allowing him to keep his own lawn nice.