CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's bad to try to kiss an engaged person.
Situation: Elijah is a model posing with a recently engaged woman for a picture, and the director asks them for a more romantic pose.
Intention: Elijah wants to create a good picture.
Immoral action: Elijah closes his eyes and kisses the other model pulling her against his body.
Norm: You should train your dog not to bark.
Situation: Sally has a noisy little dog even though she lives in an apartment complex that doesn't allow pets.
Intention: Sally wants to train her dog.
Moral action: Sally trains her dog not to make any noise while it's inside her apartment.
Norm: You should train your dog not to bark.
Situation: Sally has a noisy little dog even though she lives in an apartment complex that doesn't allow pets.
Intention: Sally wants to train her dog.
Immoral action: Sally trains her dog to stand and walk on its hind legs.
Norm: Fighting with another party goer is rude.
Situation: Billy was at a party having a disagreement with his friend Bob.
Intention: Billy wants Bob to leave him alone.
Moral action: Billy goes into another room and starts talking to some of his other friends.
Norm: Fighting with another party goer is rude.
Situation: Billy was at a party having a disagreement with his friend Bob.
Intention: Billy wants Bob to leave him alone.
Immoral action: Billy shoves Bob, and they get into a fight at the party.
Norm: It's good to score points when playing games.
Situation: David is playing a game with his younger brother, and his younger brother is horrible at video games.
Intention: David wants his little brother to win the game.
Moral action: David gives his little brother some tips on how to score points before playing the game.
Norm: It's good to score points when playing games.
Situation: David is playing a game with his younger brother, and his younger brother is horrible at video games.
Intention: David wants his little brother to win the game.
Immoral action: David loses the game on purpose trying his best to not score a single point.
Norm: It's weird to stalk people on the internet.
Situation: Gary meets one of his friend's sisters at a party they were at.
Intention: Gary wants to know more about his friend's sister.
Moral action: Gary calls his sister and asks him what his sister's interests are.
Norm: It's weird to stalk people on the internet.
Situation: Gary meets one of his friend's sisters at a party they were at.
Intention: Gary wants to know more about his friend's sister.
Immoral action: Gary makes a fake social media profile page, so he can see what his friend's sister is into.
Norm: You shouldn't steal someone's credit card.
Situation: Iris can't afford to pay her car insurance, and she sees her boyfriend's credit card on the table.
Intention: Iris wants to pay her bill.
Moral action: Iris pulls aside her boyfriend and asks him to loan her some money.
Norm: You shouldn't steal someone's credit card.
Situation: Iris can't afford to pay her car insurance, and she sees her boyfriend's credit card on the table.
Intention: Iris wants to pay her bill.
Immoral action: Iris takes her boyfriend's credit card and uses it to pay her bill.
Norm: It's wrong to commit perjury.
Situation: Fiona is called to testify at a trial as a witness.
Intention: Fiona wants to testify at the trial.
Moral action: Fiona tells the truth while she is on the stand.
Norm: It's wrong to commit perjury.
Situation: Fiona is called to testify at a trial as a witness.
Intention: Fiona wants to testify at the trial.
Immoral action: Fiona does not tell the truth while she is on the stand.
Norm: It's rude to seek revenge on a neighbor.
Situation: Doug has a neighbor named Zane whose dog left droppings on Doug's yard.
Intention: Doug wants to respond to the dog droppings.
Moral action: Doug talks to Zane about the dog leaving droppings.
Norm: It's rude to seek revenge on a neighbor.
Situation: Doug has a neighbor named Zane whose dog left droppings on Doug's yard.
Intention: Doug wants to respond to the dog droppings.
Immoral action: Doug takes the dog droppings and smears them on Zane's door.
Norm: It's wrong to go to brothels if you're underage.
Situation: David is walking home from school with one of his friends.
Intention: David wants to do something fun and exciting.
Moral action: David and his friend walk across a train bridge to cross over a creek instead of sticking to their usual route home.
Norm: It's wrong to go to brothels if you're underage.
Situation: David is walking home from school with one of his friends.
Intention: David wants to do something fun and exciting.
Immoral action: David and his friend sneak in to an adult only club through an open door they notice in a nearby alley.
Norm: You shouldn't keep an animal that doesn't' belong to you.
Situation: Rachael picks up a dog walking down the street, and notices the contact information of the dog's owner written on her collar.
Intention: Rachael wants to be close to the dog.
Moral action: Rachael returns the dog to its owners asking if she could foster him when they're not around.
Norm: You shouldn't keep an animal that doesn't' belong to you.
Situation: Rachael picks up a dog walking down the street, and notices the contact information of the dog's owner written on her collar.
Intention: Rachael wants to be close to the dog.
Immoral action: Rachael tosses the collar in the trashcan adopting the dog.
Norm: You shouldn't brag about drinking a lot of beer.
Situation: Micah, the winner of several drinking contests, is talking with his crush Lisa at a party, and Lisa is warming up to him.
Intention: Micah wants to impress Lisa.
Moral action: Micah demonstrates his knowledge on several topics with a cheerful smile.
Norm: You shouldn't brag about drinking a lot of beer.
Situation: Micah, the winner of several drinking contests, is talking with his crush Lisa at a party, and Lisa is warming up to him.
Intention: Micah wants to impress Lisa.
Immoral action: Micah talks about winning several drinking contests in a loud tone while gesturing to the wine bottle on the table.
Norm: One should respect their family.
Situation: Christina, a five year old, bites her lip as she stares at her father who refuses to take her to the park.
Intention: Christina wants to express her anger.
Moral action: Christina calls her friend and vents to her about her parents.
Norm: One should respect their family.
Situation: Christina, a five year old, bites her lip as she stares at her father who refuses to take her to the park.
Intention: Christina wants to express her anger.
Immoral action: Christina calls her father a strange monkey face and sticks her tongue out at him.
Norm: Is wrong to judge somebody's lifestyle
Situation: Paul is at the mall when he's approached by an LGBTQ group led by Tony who asks him if he's pro LGBTQ.
Intention: Paul wants to tell Tony that he is not pro LGBTQ.
Moral action: Paul tells Tony that he isn't because it's not an issue of concern to him one way or the other.
Norm: Is wrong to judge somebody's lifestyle
Situation: Paul is at the mall when he's approached by an LGBTQ group led by Tony who asks him if he's pro LGBTQ.
Intention: Paul wants to tell Tony that he is not pro LGBTQ.
Immoral action: Paul tells Tony that he is not because God will smite those who commit buggery, and they're sinners.
Norm: It's wrong to argue with your mother.
Situation: Sarah bought a new outfit to wear to school but her mother tells her to wear something else because it's inappropriate.
Intention: Sarah wants to respond to her mother.
Moral action: Sarah realizes her mother is right about the outfit and tells her that she will go change.
Norm: It's wrong to argue with your mother.
Situation: Sarah bought a new outfit to wear to school but her mother tells her to wear something else because it's inappropriate.
Intention: Sarah wants to respond to her mother.
Immoral action: Sarah asks her mother why it's inappropriate and says that she's being too critical, this is what all her friends are wearing.
Norm: You shouldn't annoy other drivers.
Situation: Jon needs to get to the rightmost lane, but there are cars in it.
Intention: Jon wants to switch lanes.
Moral action: Jon slows down and waits for the cars in the right lane to drive past.
Norm: You shouldn't annoy other drivers.
Situation: Jon needs to get to the rightmost lane, but there are cars in it.
Intention: Jon wants to switch lanes.
Immoral action: Jon quickly cuts off the driver on his right despite them honking.
Norm: It's bad to commit crimes and wind up in prison.
Situation: Jeremy is dissatisfied with how the government operates in his town.
Intention: Jeremy wants to express his frustration with government.
Moral action: Jeremy protests against the government by holding a sign at a rally.
Norm: It's bad to commit crimes and wind up in prison.
Situation: Jeremy is dissatisfied with how the government operates in his town.
Intention: Jeremy wants to express his frustration with government.
Immoral action: Jeremy throws a Molotov cocktail at city hall.
Norm: People who are liars should not be given your understanding.
Situation: Dominick's employee Shana tells Dominick she did project work that Dominick actually did.
Intention: Dominick wants to respond to Shana's assertion.
Moral action: Dominick tells Shana that she is being let go for not telling the truth.
Norm: People who are liars should not be given your understanding.
Situation: Dominick's employee Shana tells Dominick she did project work that Dominick actually did.
Intention: Dominick wants to respond to Shana's assertion.
Immoral action: Dominick tells Shana that she is a competent employee.
Norm: It's admirable when people are able to admit mistakes.
Situation: Ken is speeding down the freeway because he wants to get home early, and he's pulled over by officer Pete.
Intention: Ken wants to explain why he went so fast.
Moral action: Ken tells Pete that he was being an idiot and trying to get home early, and he's really sorry he won't do it again.
Norm: It's admirable when people are able to admit mistakes.
Situation: Ken is speeding down the freeway because he wants to get home early, and he's pulled over by officer Pete.
Intention: Ken wants to explain why he went so fast.
Immoral action: Ken tells Pete that his wife texted him about an emergency, and he's just rushing home.
Norm: It's nice to get things for other people.
Situation: Seth is at home with his father when his father asks for a glass of water.
Intention: Seth wants to respond to his father's request.
Moral action: Seth tells his father he will get the glass of water.
Norm: It's nice to get things for other people.
Situation: Seth is at home with his father when his father asks for a glass of water.
Intention: Seth wants to respond to his father's request.
Immoral action: Seth tells his father he's too busy to get the glass of water.
Norm: It's rude to pry into a person's private affairs.
Situation: Nicole is working out at the gym, and she sees her friend, Becky, who recently got a divorce.
Intention: Nicole wants to know how Betty is doing.
Moral action: Nicole stays away from any sensitive topics and just inquires about Betty's general well being.
Norm: It's rude to pry into a person's private affairs.
Situation: Nicole is working out at the gym, and she sees her friend, Becky, who recently got a divorce.
Intention: Nicole wants to know how Betty is doing.
Immoral action: Nicole repeatedly asks Betty lots of personal questions about her divorce.
Norm: It is rude to disrespect your brother
Situation: James, an avid reader and chess player, couldn't understand why his brother liked sports so much.
Intention: James wants to feel closer to his brother.
Moral action: James goes to watch some of his brother's football games to better understand the allure.
Norm: It is rude to disrespect your brother
Situation: James, an avid reader and chess player, couldn't understand why his brother liked sports so much.
Intention: James wants to feel closer to his brother.
Immoral action: James tries to teach his brother to play chess despite his lack of interest, so he'll have "something better to do that hit people all day”.
Norm: It's important for parents to agree how to raise children
Situation: John and his wife are taking their daughter from soccer practice on a weekday evening.
Intention: John wants his daughter to be great soccer player.
Moral action: John and his wife form a joint plan on how to get their daughter both enjoy soccer and be competitive at it.
Norm: It's important for parents to agree how to raise children
Situation: John and his wife are taking their daughter from soccer practice on a weekday evening.
Intention: John wants his daughter to be great soccer player.
Immoral action: John actively pushes his daughter to try harder on the field, but his constant intervention frustrates his wife, who just wants her to have fun.
Norm: It is rude to purposefully upset another person
Situation: Samantha is about to face off against someone in a public debate, and her opponent recently had a miscarriage.
Intention: Samantha wants to win the debate.
Moral action: Samantha reads some tips on how to be an effective public speaker before entering the stage.
Norm: It is rude to purposefully upset another person
Situation: Samantha is about to face off against someone in a public debate, and her opponent recently had a miscarriage.
Intention: Samantha wants to win the debate.
Immoral action: Samantha tells her opponent that her actions led to the miscarriage.
Norm: It's rude to dictate what your children's surnames will be.
Situation: John and Andrea are expecting their first child, which they know will be a boy from the ultrasound.
Intention: John wants to name his new son after his grandfather, Bob.
Moral action: John explains that he was very close to his grandfather and appeals to Andrea to allow him name their first son Bob.
Norm: It's rude to dictate what your children's surnames will be.
Situation: John and Andrea are expecting their first child, which they know will be a boy from the ultrasound.
Intention: John wants to name his new son after his grandfather, Bob.
Immoral action: John insists that the name of their first son will be Bob, and he will not entertain any other ideas.
Norm: Calling women whores is bad behavior.
Situation: Frank suspects his girlfriend June is cheating on him with her personal trainer.
Intention: Frank wants to confront June.
Moral action: Frank shares his concerns with June and asks her to see another trainer.
Norm: Calling women whores is bad behavior.
Situation: Frank suspects his girlfriend June is cheating on him with her personal trainer.
Intention: Frank wants to confront June.
Immoral action: Frank accuses June of sleeping with her personal trainer and calls her a whore.
Norm: It's expected that you buy family members a wedding gift.
Situation: Jenna was invited to her sister's wedding at their local Catholic church.
Intention: Jenna wants to avoid spending too much money.
Moral action: Jenna gifts her sister the antique necklace Jenna inherited from their grandmother.
Norm: It's expected that you buy family members a wedding gift.
Situation: Jenna was invited to her sister's wedding at their local Catholic church.
Intention: Jenna wants to avoid spending too much money.
Immoral action: Jenna comes to the wedding and enjoys the open bar, but doesn't bring a wedding gift.
Norm: It's bad to deliver the wrong order.
Situation: Sharon is a waitress who is serving her last table of the night when she realizes that one of the dishes is wrong.
Intention: Sharon wants to clock out for the night.
Moral action: Sharon got the right dish for the customer, served the food, and then clocked out.
Norm: It's bad to deliver the wrong order.
Situation: Sharon is a waitress who is serving her last table of the night when she realizes that one of the dishes is wrong.
Intention: Sharon wants to clock out for the night.
Immoral action: Sharon decided to serve the dish to the customer anyway and then clocked out.
Norm: It's good to deliver on promises that you make.
Situation: Ian told his son Danial that they would go on a vacation to the beach, but Ian's salary got cut.
Intention: Ian wants to have fun with his son.
Moral action: Ian contacts a vacation rental property, and he is able to pay the rent fee in low monthly installment payments.
Norm: It's good to deliver on promises that you make.
Situation: Ian told his son Danial that they would go on a vacation to the beach, but Ian's salary got cut.
Intention: Ian wants to have fun with his son.
Immoral action: Ian takes his son to a free overnight camping event on a playground.
Norm: It's good to look nice for your important events.
Situation: Kelly has to attend her husbands work function right after having a huge argument with him.
Intention: Kelly wants to teach her husband a lesson.
Moral action: Kelly makes her husband sleep on the couch after the event.
Norm: It's good to look nice for your important events.
Situation: Kelly has to attend her husbands work function right after having a huge argument with him.
Intention: Kelly wants to teach her husband a lesson.
Immoral action: Kelly decides to embarrass her husband by dressing sloppily for the event.
Norm: You should not publicize cumming into a plant.
Situation: Johnny is running for class president and has to do an interview for the school paper.
Intention: Johnny wants to tell the school paper about himself.
Moral action: Johnny tells the school paper about his past leadership positions in student government.
Norm: You should not publicize cumming into a plant.
Situation: Johnny is running for class president and has to do an interview for the school paper.
Intention: Johnny wants to tell the school paper about himself.
Immoral action: Johnny tells the school paper that his most memorable experience at school was cumming into a plant in the foyer after hours.
Norm: It is wrong to use violence against others
Situation: Bradly is standing in the toy section looking for the last action figure in stock when he sees another boy placing it in his shopping cart.
Intention: Bradly wants the toy.
Moral action: Bradly asks one of the employees if they could check for the toy in the back room.
Norm: It is wrong to use violence against others
Situation: Bradly is standing in the toy section looking for the last action figure in stock when he sees another boy placing it in his shopping cart.
Intention: Bradly wants the toy.
Immoral action: Bradly shoves the boy out of the way and takes the action figure.
Norm: You shouldn't intrude on people.
Situation: Helen lives in a shared apartment with a roommate who is currently in their bedroom with the door closed.
Intention: Helen has a question she wants to ask her roommate.
Moral action: Helen sends her question to her roommate in a text message.
Norm: You shouldn't intrude on people.
Situation: Helen lives in a shared apartment with a roommate who is currently in their bedroom with the door closed.
Intention: Helen has a question she wants to ask her roommate.
Immoral action: Helen opens her roommates door without knocking to ask her question.
Norm: It is rude to answer the phone during dinner.
Situation: James was listening to his wife explain a personality conflict at work when the phone rang.
Intention: James wants to stop listening to to his wife complain about her coworkers.
Moral action: James ignores the phone but uses the interruption to change the topic of discussion to how telemarketing should be illegal.
Norm: It is rude to answer the phone during dinner.
Situation: James was listening to his wife explain a personality conflict at work when the phone rang.
Intention: James wants to stop listening to to his wife complain about her coworkers.
Immoral action: James answers the phone and spends ten minutes talking to the telemarketer on the other end to give his family time to finish eating.
Norm: It is wrong to be noisy in an apartment.
Situation: Roger just bought the latest album from his favorite hard rock band.
Intention: Roger wants to listen to his album.
Moral action: Roger listens to his album using headphones so as not to wake the others in his building.
Norm: It is wrong to be noisy in an apartment.
Situation: Roger just bought the latest album from his favorite hard rock band.
Intention: Roger wants to listen to his album.
Immoral action: Roger plays the album at full volume despite the fact that it is past midnight.
Norm: You shouldn't kill your team in a game.
Situation: Harold was online playing a first person shooter with his friends.
Intention: Harold wants to kill some of the other players.
Moral action: Harold sneaks around and kills all of the members of the opposing team.
Norm: You shouldn't kill your team in a game.
Situation: Harold was online playing a first person shooter with his friends.
Intention: Harold wants to kill some of the other players.
Immoral action: Harold goes around and kills all the other players on his team.
Norm: It's annoying when people buy into conspiracy theories.
Situation: George's best friend Frank has been trying to get him to believe the conspiracy theories that have captured his attention.
Intention: George wants to respond to Frank's urging.
Moral action: George firmly tells Frank that he doesn't agree with him.
Norm: It's annoying when people buy into conspiracy theories.
Situation: George's best friend Frank has been trying to get him to believe the conspiracy theories that have captured his attention.
Intention: George wants to respond to Frank's urging.
Immoral action: George embraces Frank's beliefs.
Norm: It's wrong to let little things get between a relationship.
Situation: Victor is telling Jane that he wants the walls of their home painted yellow and Jane is absolutely refusing that color.
Intention: Victor wants to express his disappointment to Jane.
Moral action: Victor tells Jane that he just wishes he could have  a yellow room and that it sucks she doesn't like it.
Norm: It's wrong to let little things get between a relationship.
Situation: Victor is telling Jane that he wants the walls of their home painted yellow and Jane is absolutely refusing that color.
Intention: Victor wants to express his disappointment to Jane.
Immoral action: Victor tells Jane that she's just too inflexible and hardheaded about the color and that he's done with her entirely.
Norm: It's illegal to kill another human being.
Situation: Mason was arguing with Jenson at a bar one night.
Intention: Mason wants Jenson to leave him alone.
Moral action: Mason leaves the bar and goes over to one of his friend's house.
Norm: It's illegal to kill another human being.
Situation: Mason was arguing with Jenson at a bar one night.
Intention: Mason wants Jenson to leave him alone.
Immoral action: Mason hits Jenson in the head several times with a glass bottle.
Norm: It's not right to lie to people.
Situation: Ray didn't do any of the homework, and his teacher is asking him what he did.
Intention: Ray needs to tell his teacher what he's done.
Moral action: Ray tells his teacher that he hasn't started doing any of the homework.
Norm: It's not right to lie to people.
Situation: Ray didn't do any of the homework, and his teacher is asking him what he did.
Intention: Ray needs to tell his teacher what he's done.
Immoral action: Ray tells his teacher that he's almost done with all of the homework.
Norm: It's rude to take advantage of people.
Situation: Maria met Phil and found out that he had a lot of money.
Intention: Maria wants to go on a date with Phil.
Moral action: Maria takes Phil out on a date on a picnic in the park.
Norm: It's rude to take advantage of people.
Situation: Maria met Phil and found out that he had a lot of money.
Intention: Maria wants to go on a date with Phil.
Immoral action: Maria makes Phil take her out on a date to a fancy restaurant and ignores him the whole time.
Norm: You shouldn't take someone's things.
Situation: Gretchen is at her friend Kara's house discussing Kara's upcoming job interview when she notices a new blazer in her closet.
Intention: Gretchen wants to try on Kara's new blazer.
Moral action: Gretchen asks Kara if she can try her blazer on.