CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's rude not to answer someone's message.
Situation: Ken is a professor, and one of his students emailed him since they missed the last class.
Intention: Ken has to decide whether to respond to the student.
Immoral action: Ken decides that the student should've shown up to class if they wanted help.
Norm: You shouldn't ask someone else's boyfriend to prom.
Situation: Kelsi was hanging out with her friend, her friend's boyfriend and several other kids in her class talking about the prom.
Intention: Kelsi wants to ask one of the guys to prom.
Moral action: Kelsi asks one of the other guys in the group to go to the prom with her.
Norm: You shouldn't ask someone else's boyfriend to prom.
Situation: Kelsi was hanging out with her friend, her friend's boyfriend and several other kids in her class talking about the prom.
Intention: Kelsi wants to ask one of the guys to prom.
Immoral action: Kelsi asks her friend's boyfriend if he wants to go to the prom with her.
Norm: It's good to respond to your spouse's text messages.
Situation: Ben is doing overtime at work when he receives a text message from his wife.
Intention: Ben wants to consider responding to the text message.
Moral action: Ben quickly shoots a reply to his wife's text message and tells her that he is working overtime.
Norm: It's good to respond to your spouse's text messages.
Situation: Ben is doing overtime at work when he receives a text message from his wife.
Intention: Ben wants to consider responding to the text message.
Immoral action: Ben chooses to completely ignore the text message and just focus on his work.
Norm: You shouldn't destroy someone else's property.
Situation: Ash is watching tv at Jacob's house, and the TV remote is having problems working which annoys Ash.
Intention: Ash wants to express his anger.
Moral action: Ash releases his emotions by writing a critical review of the product on Amazon.
Norm: You shouldn't destroy someone else's property.
Situation: Ash is watching tv at Jacob's house, and the TV remote is having problems working which annoys Ash.
Intention: Ash wants to express his anger.
Immoral action: Ash tosses raises his voice and tosses the remote against the coffee table breaking it.
Norm: It's nice to tell your kids bedtime stories.
Situation: It was almost bedtime and Vicki's children were still playing with their toys.
Intention: Vicki wants her kids to go to sleep.
Moral action: Vicki gets a book and reads a bedtime story to the children.
Norm: It's nice to tell your kids bedtime stories.
Situation: It was almost bedtime and Vicki's children were still playing with their toys.
Intention: Vicki wants her kids to go to sleep.
Immoral action: Vicki takes the toys away from the children and throws them in the trash.
Norm: It's not okay to do things to disturb your neighbors.
Situation: Wayne is at his house relaxing after he had a long day of work.
Intention: Wayne wants to listen to the radio.
Moral action: Wayne puts on some headphones and turns the music on using his cellphone.
Norm: It's not okay to do things to disturb your neighbors.
Situation: Wayne is at his house relaxing after he had a long day of work.
Intention: Wayne wants to listen to the radio.
Immoral action: Wayne turns his stereo on as loud as it goes while he sits outside.
Norm: It's good to answer others when they have questions.
Situation: Jimmie is playing video games and his mother is talking to him asking about his homework.
Intention: Jimmie wants to do well on the video game.
Moral action: Jimmie pauses his game so that he can give his mother attention without it messing up his play.
Norm: It's good to answer others when they have questions.
Situation: Jimmie is playing video games and his mother is talking to him asking about his homework.
Intention: Jimmie wants to do well on the video game.
Immoral action: Jimmie focuses his concentration on the video game he his playing and tunes his mother's voice out to remain singularly focused.
Norm: It's good to care about your pet.
Situation: James felt lonely due to working long hours, so he got a puppy.
Intention: James wants to keep his very demanding job.
Moral action: James often takes his dog to work with him and hires a dog walker when he can't.
Norm: It's good to care about your pet.
Situation: James felt lonely due to working long hours, so he got a puppy.
Intention: James wants to keep his very demanding job.
Immoral action: James leaves the puppy locked out alone in the back yard for twelve hours a day.
Norm: It's nice to be hospitable to other people.
Situation: Ben made a room of his available on Airbnb, and the person staying it in thinks it's too cold.
Intention: Ben wants to say something to the person.
Moral action: Ben tells the person that he'll change the A/C to make it hotter.
Norm: It's nice to be hospitable to other people.
Situation: Ben made a room of his available on Airbnb, and the person staying it in thinks it's too cold.
Intention: Ben wants to say something to the person.
Immoral action: Ben tells the person to put more clothes on and tells them to suck it up.
Norm: It's wrong to blame significant others for accidents that happen.
Situation: Mark was driving in a car with his wife Kate when he crashed into another car.
Intention: Mark wants to say something to Kate.
Moral action: Mark tells Kate that it was his fault and that he feels very bad about it.
Norm: It's wrong to blame significant others for accidents that happen.
Situation: Mark was driving in a car with his wife Kate when he crashed into another car.
Intention: Mark wants to say something to Kate.
Immoral action: Mark tells Kate that they wouldn't be in this situation if she didn't talk so much.
Norm: It is disgusting to defecate in public.
Situation: Mike was out on his daily run when he urgently felt the need to defecate.
Intention: Mike wants to relieve himself.
Moral action: Mike runs to the gas station around the corner and uses the restroom there.
Norm: It is disgusting to defecate in public.
Situation: Mike was out on his daily run when he urgently felt the need to defecate.
Intention: Mike wants to relieve himself.
Immoral action: Mike runs up to a neighbor's porch, hides behind a plant, and defacates on their porch.
Norm: It is polite to tell people their babies are cute.
Situation: Jane's coworker Karen shows Jane her newborn baby for the first time and says "He's so cute, isn't he?".
Intention: Jane wants to respond to Karen's question.
Moral action: Jane responds by agreeing with Karen and telling her that the baby is adorable.
Norm: It is polite to tell people their babies are cute.
Situation: Jane's coworker Karen shows Jane her newborn baby for the first time and says "He's so cute, isn't he?".
Intention: Jane wants to respond to Karen's question.
Immoral action: Jane responds by telling Karen that her baby is actually a little weird looking and has unnaturally large ears.
Norm: It's good to help your kids pay for college.
Situation: Trent's son just got into their dream college, but it's out of state and fairly expensive.
Intention: Trent wants to help set his son up to be successful.
Moral action: Trent offers to pay for half of the tuition cost as long as his son maintains at least a B average.
Norm: It's good to help your kids pay for college.
Situation: Trent's son just got into their dream college, but it's out of state and fairly expensive.
Intention: Trent wants to help set his son up to be successful.
Immoral action: Trent makes his son use student loans to pay for all of the tuition in an attempt to teach him about financial responsibility.
Norm: It's rude to crowd in line.
Situation: Jimmy wants goes to the opening night of a movie and see the line for tickets is long.
Intention: Jimmy wants to get on the line for tickets.
Moral action: Jimmy gets on the line and stays an arms length from the people in front of him.
Norm: It's rude to crowd in line.
Situation: Jimmy wants goes to the opening night of a movie and see the line for tickets is long.
Intention: Jimmy wants to get on the line for tickets.
Immoral action: Jimmy gets on the line and walks into the people in front of him.
Norm: It's rude to ruin people's reputations.
Situation: Nicole is upset with a coworker who caused her to have more work.
Intention: Nicole wants to make sure the coworker doesn't mess up again.
Moral action: Nicole has a discussion with the coworker explaining the mistake they made and showing them how to avoid it in the future.
Norm: It's rude to ruin people's reputations.
Situation: Nicole is upset with a coworker who caused her to have more work.
Intention: Nicole wants to make sure the coworker doesn't mess up again.
Immoral action: Nicole spreads a rumor about the coworker to the rest of the coworkers so nobody works with them again.
Norm: You shouldn't be biased against mentally challenged people.
Situation: James had to choose between two applicants for a cashier position, someone who got fired from their last few jobs or someone with Down Syndrome.
Intention: James wants to hire a reliable long-term worker.
Moral action: James hires the worker with Down Syndrome and talks to them and their family about necessary accomodations.
Norm: You shouldn't be biased against mentally challenged people.
Situation: James had to choose between two applicants for a cashier position, someone who got fired from their last few jobs or someone with Down Syndrome.
Intention: James wants to hire a reliable long-term worker.
Immoral action: James insists on not hiring the worker with Down Syndrome out of concern over possible unusual behavior.
Norm: It's frowned upon to commit suicide.
Situation: Jason has been suffering from severe depression since his divorce.
Intention: Jason wants to stop feeling so bad.
Moral action: Jason seeks professional help for his depression.
Norm: It's frowned upon to commit suicide.
Situation: Jason has been suffering from severe depression since his divorce.
Intention: Jason wants to stop feeling so bad.
Immoral action: Jason decides to end his life.
Norm: It's good to make food for your kids.
Situation: Colby just got home from school feeling hungry and tired, and his mom Stephanie is working on her laptop.
Intention: Stephanie wants Colby to eat something.
Moral action: Stephanie closes her laptop and makes Colby a steak, with salad, and potatoes.
Norm: It's good to make food for your kids.
Situation: Colby just got home from school feeling hungry and tired, and his mom Stephanie is working on her laptop.
Intention: Stephanie wants Colby to eat something.
Immoral action: Stephanie tells Colby to stick a frozen meal in the microwave, and she continues working.
Norm: It is bad to text and drive.
Situation: Jacob has plans to go hang out with a friend today and is getting in his car.
Intention: Jacob wants to let his friend know he's on the way.
Moral action: Jacob sends his friend a message before he starts the car and puts his phone away.
Norm: It is bad to text and drive.
Situation: Jacob has plans to go hang out with a friend today and is getting in his car.
Intention: Jacob wants to let his friend know he's on the way.
Immoral action: Jacob starts driving before he texts his friend the message.
Norm: It's wrong to snap at your friends.
Situation: Harry's tire on his car is flat, and he is working on it when his friend Steve offers to help.
Intention: Harry wants to talk to Steve.
Moral action: Harry asks Steve what he should be doing to fix the tire.
Norm: It's wrong to snap at your friends.
Situation: Harry's tire on his car is flat, and he is working on it when his friend Steve offers to help.
Intention: Harry wants to talk to Steve.
Immoral action: Harry starts to curse at Steve because he was so aggravated.
Norm: It's wrong to peep on people in bathrooms.
Situation: Jake is a young man going through puberty and is feeling overwhelming sexual urges while his friend Janice is showering.
Intention: Jake wants to see a naked woman.
Moral action: Jake logs onto the internet and does a google search for naked women, finding them in seconds.
Norm: It's wrong to peep on people in bathrooms.
Situation: Jake is a young man going through puberty and is feeling overwhelming sexual urges while his friend Janice is showering.
Intention: Jake wants to see a naked woman.
Immoral action: Jake goes to the bathroom where Janice is showering and slowly opens the door and stares at her naked body.
Norm: It is rude to make jokes about other people
Situation: Don is running for election and making a speech to potential voters.
Intention: Don wants to feel good about himself.
Moral action: Don talks about real issues and how he will help people in their lives.
Norm: It is rude to make jokes about other people
Situation: Don is running for election and making a speech to potential voters.
Intention: Don wants to feel good about himself.
Immoral action: Don makes fun of a disabled veteran on stage waving his hands and stumbling mimicing him.
Norm: People shouldn't abuse their positions of power.
Situation: Jim is an auditor with the IRS and his friend John gets a tax bill that has him worried.
Intention: Jim wants to soothe John.
Moral action: Jim tells John not to worry that he can get all his answers from the IRS guides available to the public and to just breathe.
Norm: People shouldn't abuse their positions of power.
Situation: Jim is an auditor with the IRS and his friend John gets a tax bill that has him worried.
Intention: Jim wants to soothe John.
Immoral action: Jim tells John not to worry about it, he'll go into work Monday and erase the problem from Jim's file.
Norm: It's bad to get into physical fights.
Situation: Joe is having a heated argument with his classmate and it is escalating.
Intention: Joe wants to consider hitting his classmate.
Moral action: Joe resists getting into a physical confrontation with his classmate and just walks away.
Norm: It's bad to get into physical fights.
Situation: Joe is having a heated argument with his classmate and it is escalating.
Intention: Joe wants to consider hitting his classmate.
Immoral action: Joe throws out a fist straight into the face of his classmate.
Norm: It's bad to be late for an engagement.
Situation: Maria has a very important business meeting with a client.
Intention: Maria wants to attend the meeting.
Moral action: Maria thinks showing up earlier than scheduled will make her seem prepared.
Norm: It's bad to be late for an engagement.
Situation: Maria has a very important business meeting with a client.
Intention: Maria wants to attend the meeting.
Immoral action: Maria thinks showing up past the scheduled time will make her seem more important.
Norm: You shouldn't lie to your partner about your sexual orientation.
Situation: Bob is engaged to Debbie but is secretly gay.
Intention: Bob wants to be married and have a family.
Moral action: Bob tells Debbie the truth, breaks up with her and marries a nice man and adopts kids with him.
Norm: You shouldn't lie to your partner about your sexual orientation.
Situation: Bob is engaged to Debbie but is secretly gay.
Intention: Bob wants to be married and have a family.
Immoral action: Bob continues to make love to Debbie despite his misgivings and gets married to her.
Norm: It's good to make childhood memories with your parents.
Situation: Mike just turned 13 and his parents asked him if he wants to go to a theme park with them.
Intention: Mike wants to respond to the suggestion.
Moral action: Mike decides to join his parents on the outing.
Norm: It's good to make childhood memories with your parents.
Situation: Mike just turned 13 and his parents asked him if he wants to go to a theme park with them.
Intention: Mike wants to respond to the suggestion.
Immoral action: Mike tells his parents he is too old to be hanging out with them any longer.
Norm: It's petty to wish for someone to go to prison.
Situation: James, who deeply disliked country music, lived next to a neighbor who played it at top volume every night.
Intention: James wants his neighbor to turn down the late-night music.
Moral action: James starts blasting heavy metal music at his neighbor's house until his neighbor comes over to complain.
Norm: It's petty to wish for someone to go to prison.
Situation: James, who deeply disliked country music, lived next to a neighbor who played it at top volume every night.
Intention: James wants his neighbor to turn down the late-night music.
Immoral action: James calls the cops and tells them that he thinks his neighbor is selling prohibited pharmaceuticals.
Norm: It's important to do your job.
Situation: Evan is at his office job but is thinking about his passion of bodybuilding at work.
Intention: Evan wants to go to the gym and lift weights.
Moral action: Evan finishes his job duties and heads to the gym after work hours.
Norm: It's important to do your job.
Situation: Evan is at his office job but is thinking about his passion of bodybuilding at work.
Intention: Evan wants to go to the gym and lift weights.
Immoral action: Evan leaves his job mid-day and lifts weights at the gym for hours, neglecting his job.
Norm: You should respect your elders wishes.
Situation: Dan's dad asked Dan to pull the plug if he ever forget who Dan is, and it actually happened.
Intention: Dan wants to make a decision on his dad's life.
Moral action: Dan tells the doctors to pull the plug on his dad.
Norm: You should respect your elders wishes.
Situation: Dan's dad asked Dan to pull the plug if he ever forget who Dan is, and it actually happened.
Intention: Dan wants to make a decision on his dad's life.
Immoral action: Dan doesn't tell the doctors what his dad wanted wants his dad to stay alive.
Norm: You shouldn't get into trouble.
Situation: Katy is a huge fan of a rock group that will be coming to town for a show over the next weekend.
Intention: Katy wants to meet the guitarist for the band and get his autograph.
Moral action: Katy contacts the band's media representative and finds out they will be signing autographs and meeting fans before the concert.
Norm: You shouldn't get into trouble.
Situation: Katy is a huge fan of a rock group that will be coming to town for a show over the next weekend.
Intention: Katy wants to meet the guitarist for the band and get his autograph.
Immoral action: Katy stakes out the hotel where the band is playing and breaks into the guitarist's room while he's out, to wait for him.
Norm: It's bad to inflict illness upon yourself.
Situation: Several of James coworker's have been diagnosed with COVID, but James has to work with them on a  work project.
Intention: James wants to make money.
Moral action: James and his coworkers work on the project remotely.
Norm: It's bad to inflict illness upon yourself.
Situation: Several of James coworker's have been diagnosed with COVID, but James has to work with them on a  work project.
Intention: James wants to make money.
Immoral action: James works close to them without a mask and protective gear.
Norm: It is nice to give gifts to friends.
Situation: Thomas' best friend Richard invited him to his birthday party.
Intention: Thomas wants to save his money.
Moral action: Thomas spends a little within his budget on a gift for Richard and saves the rest.
Norm: It is nice to give gifts to friends.
Situation: Thomas' best friend Richard invited him to his birthday party.
Intention: Thomas wants to save his money.
Immoral action: Thomas goes to the birthday party empty-handed and then leaves.
Norm: You shouldn't dismiss your sibling's complaints.
Situation: Leah is sharing a room with her brother for the night and wants the window open for fresh air, but her brother wants it closed because of his allergies.
Intention: Leah wants to get a good night's sleep.
Moral action: Leah leaves the window closed out of consideration for her brother since closing it doesn't harm her.
Norm: You shouldn't dismiss your sibling's complaints.
Situation: Leah is sharing a room with her brother for the night and wants the window open for fresh air, but her brother wants it closed because of his allergies.
Intention: Leah wants to get a good night's sleep.
Immoral action: Leah waits until her brother falls asleep and opens the window and leaves it open for the rest of the night.
Norm: It's good to rescue abandoned animals.
Situation: Kate wants a new dog, but she doesn't know where she should buy one.
Intention: Kate wants to buy a dog.
Moral action: Kate decides to buy a dog from a rescue shelter.
Norm: It's good to rescue abandoned animals.
Situation: Kate wants a new dog, but she doesn't know where she should buy one.
Intention: Kate wants to buy a dog.
Immoral action: Kate decides to buy a dog from a puppy mill.
Norm: It is irresponsible to speed in a parking lot.
Situation: John is looking to park his car at a grocery store.
Intention: John wants to go shopping quickly.
Moral action: John drives carefully through the lot, finds his spot and then shops quickly inside the store.
Norm: It is irresponsible to speed in a parking lot.
Situation: John is looking to park his car at a grocery store.
Intention: John wants to go shopping quickly.
Immoral action: John drives fast through the parking lot trying to find a space.
Norm: It is good to cook dinner for yourself.
Situation: Austin is living on his own for the first time and is getting in the swing of things.
Intention: Austin wants to have something to eat.
Moral action: Austin makes himself a nice evening meal from scratch and eats it.
Norm: It is good to cook dinner for yourself.
Situation: Austin is living on his own for the first time and is getting in the swing of things.
Intention: Austin wants to have something to eat.
Immoral action: Austin orders out for dinner because he has never cooked for himself before and this quickly becomes a regular habit of his.
Norm: You shouldn't get your siblings into trouble.
Situation: Dusty is playing with his sister Sheena and convinces her to climb on the roof, then gets scared she might fall.
Intention: Dusty wants to get Sheena off the roof.
Moral action: Dusty tells Sheena to get off the roof and helps her down.
Norm: You shouldn't get your siblings into trouble.
Situation: Dusty is playing with his sister Sheena and convinces her to climb on the roof, then gets scared she might fall.
Intention: Dusty wants to get Sheena off the roof.
Immoral action: Dusty yells to his mom that Sheena got on the roof.
Norm: You shouldn't discriminate against immigrants.
Situation: James needed a new accountant right away and most of the applicants he could find were on green cards.
Intention: James wants to hire someone who'll fit in well with the team.
Moral action: James hires the candidate with the best resume regardless of nationality.
Norm: You shouldn't discriminate against immigrants.
Situation: James needed a new accountant right away and most of the applicants he could find were on green cards.
Intention: James wants to hire someone who'll fit in well with the team.
Immoral action: James refuses to hire anyone but a native-born American for the job opening.
Norm: It is rude to be greedy.
Situation: Tiffany just won $1,000 on a scratch-off and her friend Judy needs $50 for her electric bill.
Intention: Tiffany wants to give Judy some money.
Moral action: Tiffany gives Judy a fifty dollar bill to help her out.
Norm: It is rude to be greedy.
Situation: Tiffany just won $1,000 on a scratch-off and her friend Judy needs $50 for her electric bill.
Intention: Tiffany wants to give Judy some money.
Immoral action: Tiffany cashes in her winnings and hands Judy just one dollar.
Norm: It's wrong for a teacher to help a student cheat.
Situation: Brandon is a math teacher hosting a math test when he notices one of his favorite students cheating on the test.
Intention: Brandon wants to respond to the cheating.
Moral action: Brandon calls out the student for cheating and fails him on the test.
Norm: It's wrong for a teacher to help a student cheat.
Situation: Brandon is a math teacher hosting a math test when he notices one of his favorite students cheating on the test.
Intention: Brandon wants to respond to the cheating.
Immoral action: Brandon decides to give the student a thumbs up and a wink as a sign that he will ignore the cheating.