CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't advertise your business on other people's posts online.
Situation: Louis notices an online post about repairing a computer cooling fan and thinks about how he could help people with that operation.
Intention: Louis wants to help people repair their computer fans.
Immoral action: Louis responds to the post by offering to do the work, for the any reader, for a fee and the costs associated with shipping the computer.
Norm: It's bad to make plans to commit a crime.
Situation: Joel, who lives with his mother, is low on cash and needs to pay for his prom tuxedo.
Intention: Joel wants to get some money.
Moral action: Joel gets a job at a local sandwich shop making sandwiches.
Norm: It's bad to make plans to commit a crime.
Situation: Joel, who lives with his mother, is low on cash and needs to pay for his prom tuxedo.
Intention: Joel wants to get some money.
Immoral action: Joel comes up with a plan to rob a local sandwich shop for money.
Norm: It is wrong to judge someone for their relationship preferences.
Situation: Aaron is holding a party and found out that his neighbor is in an open relationship.
Intention: Aaron wants to ask his neighbor a question.
Moral action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether being in an open relationship has made him closer to his wife.
Norm: It is wrong to judge someone for their relationship preferences.
Situation: Aaron is holding a party and found out that his neighbor is in an open relationship.
Intention: Aaron wants to ask his neighbor a question.
Immoral action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether he or not he's scared of commitment.
Norm: It is wrong to expose others to second hand smoke.
Situation: Terry is in his house with his son who had asthma.
Intention: Terry wants to smoke a cigarette.
Moral action: Terry steps outside of the house to light up his cigarette and smoke.
Norm: It is wrong to expose others to second hand smoke.
Situation: Terry is in his house with his son who had asthma.
Intention: Terry wants to smoke a cigarette.
Immoral action: Terry lights up a cigarette while sitting in the same room as his son.
Norm: You shouldn't try to play with other peoples' heads.
Situation: Mindy goes to see her friend Homer and his family.
Intention: Mindy wants to see them all.
Moral action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy says hello to each of them in turn.
Norm: You shouldn't try to play with other peoples' heads.
Situation: Mindy goes to see her friend Homer and his family.
Intention: Mindy wants to see them all.
Immoral action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy pets them all on the head as they are introduced.
Norm: Parents should protect their children.
Situation: James' toddler throws an enormous fit every time James tries to put him in his car seat.
Intention: James wants his toddler to be quiet during the car ride.
Moral action: James bribes his toddler with two cookies if he sits in the car seat.
Norm: Parents should protect their children.
Situation: James' toddler throws an enormous fit every time James tries to put him in his car seat.
Intention: James wants his toddler to be quiet during the car ride.
Immoral action: James lets his toddler sit in the back with no car seat or seat belt.
Norm: It's rude to use your sink to wash your feet.
Situation: Jon has guests over and just got in from chasing his dog around the yard while barefoot.
Intention: Jon wants to clean off his feet.
Moral action: Jon goes to the bathroom, closes the door, and washes his feet off in the tub in private.
Norm: It's rude to use your sink to wash your feet.
Situation: Jon has guests over and just got in from chasing his dog around the yard while barefoot.
Intention: Jon wants to clean off his feet.
Immoral action: Jon puts lifts one foot at a time into the kitchen sink to wash his feet in front of his guests.
Norm: It is bad to be late with things.
Situation: Jenny is working on her math homework for tomorrow and doesn't think that she will finish in time.
Intention: Jenny wants to get a good grade.
Moral action: Jenny finishes as much as she can, leaves a few problems blank, and turns in the homework.
Norm: It is bad to be late with things.
Situation: Jenny is working on her math homework for tomorrow and doesn't think that she will finish in time.
Intention: Jenny wants to get a good grade.
Immoral action: Jenny keeps the homework, finishes it, and turns it in a day late.
Norm: It's rude to tell your father what to do.
Situation: Ron is at his parent's house, and sees that the lawn is massively overgrown.
Intention: Ron wants the lawn to get cut.
Moral action: Ron goes into the garage, gets the mower and cuts the grass himself.
Norm: It's rude to tell your father what to do.
Situation: Ron is at his parent's house, and sees that the lawn is massively overgrown.
Intention: Ron wants the lawn to get cut.
Immoral action: Ron tells his father that he needs to cut the lawn, that the neighbors will be upset.
Norm: It is rude to pretend to hit someone.
Situation: Kell and Neon are talking with some girls during lunch at High school and Neon makes a corny joke.
Intention: Kell wants to respond to the corny joke.
Moral action: Kell follows up with another corny joke.
Norm: It is rude to pretend to hit someone.
Situation: Kell and Neon are talking with some girls during lunch at High school and Neon makes a corny joke.
Intention: Kell wants to respond to the corny joke.
Immoral action: Kell raises is hand up in a faux slap position to indicate silliness.
Norm: You shouldn't ask a man how big their penis is.
Situation: Sandra has been talking to a new guy, and she likes him very much.
Intention: Sandra wants to flirt with the guy so that he knows she is sexually attracted to him.
Moral action: Sandra sends some late night texts telling him how she wishes he was cuddling with her.
Norm: You shouldn't ask a man how big their penis is.
Situation: Sandra has been talking to a new guy, and she likes him very much.
Intention: Sandra wants to flirt with the guy so that he knows she is sexually attracted to him.
Immoral action: Sandra texts the guy asking how big his penis is, hoping to let him know that she is interested in him sexually.
Norm: It's wrong to sabotage someone's work.
Situation: Mia wanted to win the painting contest and Maya was the only real opposition.
Intention: Mia wants to win the contest.
Moral action: Mia adds some extra details to her own painting to improve it.
Norm: It's wrong to sabotage someone's work.
Situation: Mia wanted to win the painting contest and Maya was the only real opposition.
Intention: Mia wants to win the contest.
Immoral action: Mia adds a tree to Maya's painting because she knows the judge hates trees.
Norm: It's rude to curse another people
Situation: Gary is shopping in the store when the cashier gives him back the wrong change.
Intention: Gary wants to get the right change back.
Moral action: Gary tells the cashier that she gave him back the wrong change.
Norm: It's rude to curse another people
Situation: Gary is shopping in the store when the cashier gives him back the wrong change.
Intention: Gary wants to get the right change back.
Immoral action: Gary curses at the cashier and calls her a bunch of names.
Norm: It's rude to judge people for their weight.
Situation: Jessica is at a new Summer camp where she doesn't know anyone.
Intention: Jessica wants to make new friends at camp.
Moral action: Jessica introduces herself to every girl at camp, regardless of what they look like.
Norm: It's rude to judge people for their weight.
Situation: Jessica is at a new Summer camp where she doesn't know anyone.
Intention: Jessica wants to make new friends at camp.
Immoral action: During lunch, Jessica walks over to a table of girls and introduces herself to everyone except one larger girl.
Norm: It's wrong to act on homicidal thoughts.
Situation: Alex's girlfriend broke up with him and started a new relationship with another man Victor.
Intention: Alex wants to react to the breakup.
Moral action: Alex accepts the breakup and extend his social circle in order to meet new people.
Norm: It's wrong to act on homicidal thoughts.
Situation: Alex's girlfriend broke up with him and started a new relationship with another man Victor.
Intention: Alex wants to react to the breakup.
Immoral action: Alex feels that Victor has caused the breakup, and he wants to end Victor's life so that his girlfriend will come back.
Norm: It's rude not to hold the door for other people.
Situation: Jim is walking towards the bank with a man on crutches walking behind him.
Intention: Jim wants to enter the bank.
Moral action: Jim opens the door, steps aside for the man on crutches to enter, then walks inside the bank.
Norm: It's rude not to hold the door for other people.
Situation: Jim is walking towards the bank with a man on crutches walking behind him.
Intention: Jim wants to enter the bank.
Immoral action: Jim opens the door and walks inside the bank.
Norm: It's wrong to strike an employee.
Situation: Adam saw one of his employees taking things home from the store.
Intention: Adam wants to reprimand that employee.
Moral action: Adam decides to fire the employee for taking things home from the store.
Norm: It's wrong to strike an employee.
Situation: Adam saw one of his employees taking things home from the store.
Intention: Adam wants to reprimand that employee.
Immoral action: Adam slaps the employee and tells them not to take things home from the store.
Norm: It is rude to not invite your boyfriend to events.
Situation: Kara is in a long term relationship and has discovered that her favorite band is coming to town.
Intention: Kara wants to go to see the band with her friends.
Moral action: Kara purchases enough tickets to bring her boyfriend along with her and her friends.
Norm: It is rude to not invite your boyfriend to events.
Situation: Kara is in a long term relationship and has discovered that her favorite band is coming to town.
Intention: Kara wants to go to see the band with her friends.
Immoral action: Kara gets tickets to the show for her and her friends.
Norm: You shouldn't disturb people at night.
Situation: The work day is over but Tanya realizes that there is an urgent document she needs that her employee Michael would usually handle for her.
Intention: Tanya wants the document as soon as possible.
Moral action: Tanya decides to complete the document herself, so she doesn't disturb Michael.
Norm: You shouldn't disturb people at night.
Situation: The work day is over but Tanya realizes that there is an urgent document she needs that her employee Michael would usually handle for her.
Intention: Tanya wants the document as soon as possible.
Immoral action: Tanya calls Michael at home and asks him to complete the document that night.
Norm: It is reasonable to enforce your company’s policy.
Situation: Vance owns a video game company that is experiencing piracy, which it does not allow.
Intention: Vance wants to address the pirating of the games.
Moral action: Vance says the people that pirate games will be sued by the company.
Norm: It is reasonable to enforce your company’s policy.
Situation: Vance owns a video game company that is experiencing piracy, which it does not allow.
Intention: Vance wants to address the pirating of the games.
Immoral action: Vance says that some people may take the games for free.
Norm: It's wrong to stare at people.
Situation: John is a single man who likes to people-watch when he is out in public.
Intention: John wants to do some shopping.
Moral action: John does his shopping and minds his own business.
Norm: It's wrong to stare at people.
Situation: John is a single man who likes to people-watch when he is out in public.
Intention: John wants to do some shopping.
Immoral action: John sees a woman shopping alone and stares at her for a while.
Norm: It's good to stand up for marginalized people.
Situation: Jeremy is a white man who lives in a city that has recently had many police brutality incidents against unarmed black people.
Intention: Jeremy wants to stand up for justice.
Moral action: Jeremy signs and shares a petition calling for police officers to be held accountable when they kill unarmed black people.
Norm: It's good to stand up for marginalized people.
Situation: Jeremy is a white man who lives in a city that has recently had many police brutality incidents against unarmed black people.
Intention: Jeremy wants to stand up for justice.
Immoral action: Jeremy makes social media posts about how the police need to be respected because their job is so dangerous and about how white men are now the most marginalized.
Norm: It is rude to abandon your family.
Situation: Ian watches his little brother get onto the teacup ride when his friends ask him invite him to the roller coaster.
Intention: Ian wants to have fun.
Moral action: Ian plays a multiplayer game on his cell phone while he waits for his younger brother.
Norm: It is rude to abandon your family.
Situation: Ian watches his little brother get onto the teacup ride when his friends ask him invite him to the roller coaster.
Intention: Ian wants to have fun.
Immoral action: Ian gets onto the roller coaster with his friends.
Norm: You shouldn't change the settings on your partner's games.
Situation: Lana is playing her boyfriends game and notices the controls aren't intuitive for her.
Intention: Lana wants to use different key settings for the game.
Moral action: Lana creates a new profile and chooses her own key settings for the controls.
Norm: You shouldn't change the settings on your partner's games.
Situation: Lana is playing her boyfriends game and notices the controls aren't intuitive for her.
Intention: Lana wants to use different key settings for the game.
Immoral action: Lana changes the key bindings so that it makes more sense to her.
Norm: It's wrong to get back at small children.
Situation: Evelin is babysitting her friend's six year old daughter, Alissa, and Alissa throws a tantrum when Evelin refuses to buy her ice cream.
Intention: Evelin wants to respond to Alissa's actions.
Moral action: Evelin explains to Alissa that her mom has a tasty dinner planned for her in an hour, and she can have ice cream afterwards.
Norm: It's wrong to get back at small children.
Situation: Evelin is babysitting her friend's six year old daughter, Alissa, and Alissa throws a tantrum when Evelin refuses to buy her ice cream.
Intention: Evelin wants to respond to Alissa's actions.
Immoral action: Evelin stops at the ice cream stand and buys an ice cream cone for herself and buys nothing for Alissa.
Norm: It is wrong to spit into the food of others.
Situation: Christina is working at Subway and is taking the order of a woman who once bullied her.
Intention: Christina wants to feel better about her former bully being in the store with her.
Moral action: Christina asks her manager if she can go into the back for a moment to get away from her aggressor.
Norm: It is wrong to spit into the food of others.
Situation: Christina is working at Subway and is taking the order of a woman who once bullied her.
Intention: Christina wants to feel better about her former bully being in the store with her.
Immoral action: Christina waits until the customer's back is turned and lets some of her saliva fall into the sandwich.
Norm: You shouldn't get so discouraged about things.
Situation: Carl is working on a complex project at home, and a part he is working on has broken.
Intention: Carl wants to address the part breaking.
Moral action: Carl starts looking for a replacement for the part, and gets back to work.
Norm: You shouldn't get so discouraged about things.
Situation: Carl is working on a complex project at home, and a part he is working on has broken.
Intention: Carl wants to address the part breaking.
Immoral action: Carl gives up on the project, abandoning months of work.
Norm: It is wrong to kick someone out of a group.
Situation: Harry is the leader of a gaming clan and one of the older members is causing problems with many of the others.
Intention: Harry wants to keep the peace in his clan.
Moral action: Harry gives the member a warning and instructs him to change his behavior.
Norm: It is wrong to kick someone out of a group.
Situation: Harry is the leader of a gaming clan and one of the older members is causing problems with many of the others.
Intention: Harry wants to keep the peace in his clan.
Immoral action: Harry kicks out the member who seems to be causing all the trouble.
Norm: It's kind to give people compliments about themselves.
Situation: Aaron is attending a formal work event with his partner who is dressed up nicely for the occasion.
Intention: Aaron wants to make a good impression on the people attending.
Moral action: Aaron tells his partner how good she looks in front of the other attendees.
Norm: It's kind to give people compliments about themselves.
Situation: Aaron is attending a formal work event with his partner who is dressed up nicely for the occasion.
Intention: Aaron wants to make a good impression on the people attending.
Immoral action: Aaron focuses on mingling with other work related attendees at the event.
Norm: You shouldn't take someone's virginity if they are underage.
Situation: Ken was dating a girl that was underage when he was nineteen.
Intention: Ken wants to have sex with the girl.
Moral action: Ken waits until the girl is of age to finally have sex with her.
Norm: You shouldn't take someone's virginity if they are underage.
Situation: Ken was dating a girl that was underage when he was nineteen.
Intention: Ken wants to have sex with the girl.
Immoral action: Ken takes the girl's virginity when she is still a minor.
Norm: You're expected to help your spouse with household chores.
Situation: Fred is coming home exhausted from a stressful day at work and his wife was too busy with the kids to do the dishes.
Intention: Fred wants to rest when he gets home.
Moral action: Fred takes a short nap when he gets home then does the dishes after.
Norm: You're expected to help your spouse with household chores.
Situation: Fred is coming home exhausted from a stressful day at work and his wife was too busy with the kids to do the dishes.
Intention: Fred wants to rest when he gets home.
Immoral action: Fred turns in early for the night when he gets home.
Norm: You shouldn't ignore your child's pain.
Situation: Jackie is watching her four year old daughter Elicia when Elicia trips and hits her head on the coffee table.
Intention: Jackie wants to respond to Elicia.
Moral action: Jackie picks Elicia up to comfort her and make sure that the injury is not serious.
Norm: You shouldn't ignore your child's pain.
Situation: Jackie is watching her four year old daughter Elicia when Elicia trips and hits her head on the coffee table.
Intention: Jackie wants to respond to Elicia.
Immoral action: Jackie scolds Elicia for being careless and puts her in her bed.
Norm: It is unhealthy to keep toxic people for long.
Situation: Austin hangs out with Perry who constantly puts down Austin which causes Austin to lose self esteem.
Intention: Austin wants to talk to Perry about the put downs.
Moral action: Austin tells Perry they can't hang out anymore because of Perry's behavior.
Norm: It is unhealthy to keep toxic people for long.
Situation: Austin hangs out with Perry who constantly puts down Austin which causes Austin to lose self esteem.
Intention: Austin wants to talk to Perry about the put downs.
Immoral action: Austin tells Perry that the put downs are okay.
Norm: It's not okay to over indulge.
Situation: Aaron is trying to lose weight but tonight he doesn't have time to cook, and he decides to order delivery.
Intention: Aaron wants to eat dinner.
Moral action: Aaron orders a small veggie pizza and eats a portion of it, then puts the rest of the food away for the next day.
Norm: It's not okay to over indulge.
Situation: Aaron is trying to lose weight but tonight he doesn't have time to cook, and he decides to order delivery.
Intention: Aaron wants to eat dinner.
Immoral action: Aaron orders an extra large supreme pizza and eats the entire thing by himself in one sitting.
Norm: It's good for people to visit elderly family members.
Situation: The holidays are coming up and Ashley has a grandmother who lives in a nursing home who she's very close with.
Intention: Ashley wants to wish her grandmother happy holidays.
Moral action: Ashley goes to see her grandmother and brings her a gift.
Norm: It's good for people to visit elderly family members.
Situation: The holidays are coming up and Ashley has a grandmother who lives in a nursing home who she's very close with.
Intention: Ashley wants to wish her grandmother happy holidays.
Immoral action: Ashley sends her grandmother a card and a gift in the mail.
Norm: It is good to return things that are lost.
Situation: Crystal is a bartender and a customer left behind a jacket after having some drinks.
Intention: Crystal wants to pick up the jacket.
Moral action: Crystal takes the jacket and hangs it in the stock room just in case the customer comes looking.
Norm: It is good to return things that are lost.
Situation: Crystal is a bartender and a customer left behind a jacket after having some drinks.
Intention: Crystal wants to pick up the jacket.
Immoral action: Crystal takes the jacket and tosses it in the trash, thinking that the customer will never come back for it.
Norm: You shouldn't have to spread sickness to people around you.
Situation: Al was at work, but he hadn't been feeling very well.
Intention: Al wants to finish the project he was working on.
Moral action: Al leaves and goes home to complete the work remotely while he healed.
Norm: You shouldn't have to spread sickness to people around you.
Situation: Al was at work, but he hadn't been feeling very well.
Intention: Al wants to finish the project he was working on.
Immoral action: Al stays at work in order to finish the project he was working on.
Norm: It's bad to play the blame game with people.
Situation: Linda works in a lab with others and often is careless with tests.
Intention: Linda wants to avoid getting in trouble for bad job performance.
Moral action: Linda owns her mistakes and works on improving them.
Norm: It's bad to play the blame game with people.
Situation: Linda works in a lab with others and often is careless with tests.
Intention: Linda wants to avoid getting in trouble for bad job performance.
Immoral action: Linda accuses others of making the mistakes and tries to other depaartments.
Norm: It's responsible to keep children safe.
Situation: Kent was watching his kids playing in the backyard of his house and looking for saftey measures.
Intention: Kent wants to add security to his back yard.
Moral action: Kent installs cameras around his yard to look for intruders.
Norm: It's responsible to keep children safe.
Situation: Kent was watching his kids playing in the backyard of his house and looking for saftey measures.
Intention: Kent wants to add security to his back yard.
Immoral action: Kent installs an electric fence around his yard to keep intruders out.
Norm: You should not do things to put yourself in danger.
Situation: Ian, who lives in a big and fairly dangerous city, just finished up with work and is leaving his office.
Intention: Ian wants to get to his house.
Moral action: Ian takes the long way home through a pretty safe neighborhood that he's very familiar with.
Norm: You should not do things to put yourself in danger.
Situation: Ian, who lives in a big and fairly dangerous city, just finished up with work and is leaving his office.
Intention: Ian wants to get to his house.
Immoral action: Ian decides to take a shortcut home through a dangerous neighborhood with a very high crime rate.
Norm: It's wrong to lie about your education.
Situation: Helen is a high school graduate filling out job applications when she has to put down her education credentials.
Intention: Helen wants to get a job.
Moral action: Helen says she is a high school graduate on the application.
Norm: It's wrong to lie about your education.
Situation: Helen is a high school graduate filling out job applications when she has to put down her education credentials.
Intention: Helen wants to get a job.
Immoral action: Helen says she is a college graduate on the application.