CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't date someone that steals from your parents.
Situation: Geoffrey lives with his girlfriend, Cora, who recently stole his mom's necklace while she was visiting.
Intention: Geoffrey wants to forgive Cora.
Moral action: Geoffrey tells Cora that he forgives her for what she did, but he can't keep seeing her.
Norm: You shouldn't date someone that steals from your parents.
Situation: Geoffrey lives with his girlfriend, Cora, who recently stole his mom's necklace while she was visiting.
Intention: Geoffrey wants to forgive Cora.
Immoral action: Geoffrey decides to put the necklace incident behind and continue on in his life with Cora.
Norm: It's wrong to envy what others have.
Situation: Chris has just got a brand new sports car and brings it to his friend John's house to show him.
Intention: John wants to make his feelings on the car known.
Moral action: John tells Chris that the car is incredible and that everyone should be proud to own a car like that.
Norm: It's wrong to envy what others have.
Situation: Chris has just got a brand new sports car and brings it to his friend John's house to show him.
Intention: John wants to make his feelings on the car known.
Immoral action: John tells Chris that the car is nothing special and John's 1988 Hyundai Excel is just as good of a car if not better.
Norm: It's wrong to hack things.
Situation: Mika is a self taught computer programmer and is reading about computer topics online.
Intention: Mika wants to learn something new on the computer.
Moral action: Mika learns about contributing to online resources that other online users can use.
Norm: It's wrong to hack things.
Situation: Mika is a self taught computer programmer and is reading about computer topics online.
Intention: Mika wants to learn something new on the computer.
Immoral action: Mika learns about network and how to use vulnerabilities in networks and decides to put it into practice against other online users.
Norm: Partners aren't supposed to make each other cry.
Situation: Jeff was having an argument with his wife Jen over what private school to take their kid to.
Intention: Jeff wants to end the argument.
Moral action: Jeff says Jen can make the decision since it's not that big of a deal.
Norm: Partners aren't supposed to make each other cry.
Situation: Jeff was having an argument with his wife Jen over what private school to take their kid to.
Intention: Jeff wants to end the argument.
Immoral action: Jeff says he should make the decision since he's the only parents that works.
Norm: It's expected that you'll be kind toward your siblings.
Situation: John and Chris are two ten year old brothers living with their parents.
Intention: John wants his parents to love him more than his they do his brother.
Moral action: John treats his brother Chris very well especially in front of his parents.
Norm: It's expected that you'll be kind toward your siblings.
Situation: John and Chris are two ten year old brothers living with their parents.
Intention: John wants his parents to love him more than his they do his brother.
Immoral action: John beats Chris up whenever he can and also tells his parents that Chris does bad stuff.
Norm: It's good to establish relationships with family.
Situation: Gary has a day off work and cousins he has never met are in town.
Intention: Gary wants to do something on his day off.
Moral action: Gary calls his cousins to spend the day off together.
Norm: It's good to establish relationships with family.
Situation: Gary has a day off work and cousins he has never met are in town.
Intention: Gary wants to do something on his day off.
Immoral action: Gary spends his day off playing video games by himself.
Norm: You shouldn't look at your phone while driving.
Situation: Tabitha is driving through heavy traffic when she hears someone texting her.
Intention: Tabitha wants to know the information in the text.
Moral action: Tabitha taps the button on her phone for the voice assistant, and she asks the assistant to read her text messages.
Norm: You shouldn't look at your phone while driving.
Situation: Tabitha is driving through heavy traffic when she hears someone texting her.
Intention: Tabitha wants to know the information in the text.
Immoral action: Tabitha grabs her phone and glances at the text while slowing down.
Norm: It's rude to give a girlfriend grief over minor problems.
Situation: Jason's girlfriend Kelly is very friendly and tends to strike up conversations with strangers wherever they go.
Intention: Jason wants to address Kelly's friendliness.
Moral action: Jason asks Kelly if they could focus more in each other than other people when they are together.
Norm: It's rude to give a girlfriend grief over minor problems.
Situation: Jason's girlfriend Kelly is very friendly and tends to strike up conversations with strangers wherever they go.
Intention: Jason wants to address Kelly's friendliness.
Immoral action: Jason accuses Kelly of being a flirt and insists that she stop being chatty.
Norm: It's wrong to ignore someone asking for help
Situation: Vince is walking down the street when he sees a man that has been stabbed in the gut asking for help.
Intention: Vince wants to react to the stabbed man.
Moral action: Vince calls an ambulance for the man that was stabbed.
Norm: It's wrong to ignore someone asking for help
Situation: Vince is walking down the street when he sees a man that has been stabbed in the gut asking for help.
Intention: Vince wants to react to the stabbed man.
Immoral action: Vince turns and moves away from the man that was stabbed.
Norm: It's wrong to drive erratically.
Situation: Henry is driving on the way to his work when he gets a text message.
Intention: Henry wants to check the text message.
Moral action: Henry checks the text message as soon as he gets to work.
Norm: It's wrong to drive erratically.
Situation: Henry is driving on the way to his work when he gets a text message.
Intention: Henry wants to check the text message.
Immoral action: Henry swerves all through the lanes while looking down at his phone.
Norm: It's bad to be unable to hear warnings.
Situation: Carrie is walking down a busy city street where people are working in manholes while listening to music on her earbuds.
Intention: Carrie wants enjoy her music.
Moral action: Carrie makes sure to just use one earbud, so she can still hear what is going on around her in the busy city which can be dangerous.
Norm: It's bad to be unable to hear warnings.
Situation: Carrie is walking down a busy city street where people are working in manholes while listening to music on her earbuds.
Intention: Carrie wants enjoy her music.
Immoral action: Carrie activates the noise cancelling feature on her earbuds and ignores strangers that are waving at her, so she can focus on listening to her music.
Norm: It is rude not to show compassion.
Situation: Peter won a competition that his friend Charlie also entered and Charlie is upset about losing.
Intention: Peter wants to celebrate his achievement.
Moral action: Peter buys himself an expensive watch he had been eyeing as a reward for winning.
Norm: It is rude not to show compassion.
Situation: Peter won a competition that his friend Charlie also entered and Charlie is upset about losing.
Intention: Peter wants to celebrate his achievement.
Immoral action: Peter throws a big party to celebrate his win and invites Charlie.
Norm: You shouldn't try to run over people.
Situation: James is driving when Keith who was riding a bike cuts him off.
Intention: James wants to react angrily to Keith's cut off.
Moral action: James speeds up his car to catch up to Keith and then flips him the finger before driving off.
Norm: You shouldn't try to run over people.
Situation: James is driving when Keith who was riding a bike cuts him off.
Intention: James wants to react angrily to Keith's cut off.
Immoral action: James speeds up his car and slams into the back of Keith's' bike knocking him down and running him over.
Norm: You should appreciate veterans.
Situation: Dave just came from overseas, and Andy sees him in his full uniform at the airport.
Intention: Andy wants to say something to Dave.
Moral action: Andy tells Dave that he knows how hard it must've been for him serving overseas.
Norm: You should appreciate veterans.
Situation: Dave just came from overseas, and Andy sees him in his full uniform at the airport.
Intention: Andy wants to say something to Dave.
Immoral action: Andy asks Dave how many drones he flew at little children.
Norm: It's rude to drop by someone's place unannounced
Situation: Heather was in driving home from vacation and realized that she was passing through an old friend's town.
Intention: Heather wanted to visit the old friend.
Moral action: Heather calls the old friend and asks if it's okay if she stops by.
Norm: It's rude to drop by someone's place unannounced
Situation: Heather was in driving home from vacation and realized that she was passing through an old friend's town.
Intention: Heather wanted to visit the old friend.
Immoral action: Heather drives to the friend's house and knocks on the door.
Norm: It is inconsiderate to offend a disabled person.
Situation: Don is running for election and giving a speech to a crowd.
Intention: Don wants to feel powerful.
Moral action: Don talks about real issues and how he'll lift others up.
Norm: It is inconsiderate to offend a disabled person.
Situation: Don is running for election and giving a speech to a crowd.
Intention: Don wants to feel powerful.
Immoral action: Don makes fun of a disabled veteran by waving his hands and stumbling on stage.
Norm: You shouldn't judge your spouse's memorial to their dead wife.
Situation: Mary's new husband has a large memorial for his first wife in their living room.
Intention: Mary wants to tell her husband how she feels about the memorial.
Moral action: Mary asks her husband if they could move the display as it makes her uncomfortable.
Norm: You shouldn't judge your spouse's memorial to their dead wife.
Situation: Mary's new husband has a large memorial for his first wife in their living room.
Intention: Mary wants to tell her husband how she feels about the memorial.
Immoral action: Mary tells her husband that the display is too tacky and needs to be taken down.
Norm: You shouldn't use the n-word because it's wrong.
Situation: John is watching a news story about black lives matter on tv at home around his wife and kids.
Intention: John wants to feel good about himself.
Moral action: John states that blacks are just as equal and valuable as whites.
Norm: You shouldn't use the n-word because it's wrong.
Situation: John is watching a news story about black lives matter on tv at home around his wife and kids.
Intention: John wants to feel good about himself.
Immoral action: John states out loud that those n-word people don't deserve any special rights.
Norm: It's good to share food with your spouse.
Situation: Pam is at a restaurant with her husband Mick when Mick asks to taste some of her food.
Intention: Pam wants to respond to Mick's request to taste her food.
Moral action: Pam tells Mick that he should try the food she ordered.
Norm: It's good to share food with your spouse.
Situation: Pam is at a restaurant with her husband Mick when Mick asks to taste some of her food.
Intention: Pam wants to respond to Mick's request to taste her food.
Immoral action: Pam tells Mick he has his own food, and he should eat that.
Norm: It is wrong to be polygamous.
Situation: Phil, who is married is out in the park with Anne who suddenly asks him to marry her.
Intention: Phil wants to respond to Anne's marriage proposal.
Moral action: Phil tells Anne he's already married and is not about to break a law just for Anne.
Norm: It is wrong to be polygamous.
Situation: Phil, who is married is out in the park with Anne who suddenly asks him to marry her.
Intention: Phil wants to respond to Anne's marriage proposal.
Immoral action: Phil tells Anne that he would love to marry her since he's always found her attractive.
Norm: It's inappropriate to be pervy as an old man.
Situation: James, a seventy year old man, is eating lunch at a restaurant when an attractive waitress places food on the table.
Intention: James wants to compliment the waitress.
Moral action: James tells the girl that this was the best service he's had in a while.
Norm: It's inappropriate to be pervy as an old man.
Situation: James, a seventy year old man, is eating lunch at a restaurant when an attractive waitress places food on the table.
Intention: James wants to compliment the waitress.
Immoral action: James tells the waitress that she has a nice body while staring at her chest.
Norm: It is important that children see parents getting along
Situation: Ken and his wife, Marion, have two kids together but have been arguing a lot lately.
Intention: Ken wants to sit down with Marion to talk about their problems.
Moral action: Ken and Marion start seeing a counselor and apply their conflict avoidance skills in the home.
Norm: It is important that children see parents getting along
Situation: Ken and his wife, Marion, have two kids together but have been arguing a lot lately.
Intention: Ken wants to sit down with Marion to talk about their problems.
Immoral action: Ken and Marion start talking, which eventually leads to them arguing in front of their children.
Norm: It's rude to antagonize an ex.
Situation: Hal sees his ex girlfriend Dana at work and Dana asks how Hal is doing.
Intention: Hal wants to respond to Dana.
Moral action: Hal tells Dana he is doing fine and asks how she is doing.
Norm: It's rude to antagonize an ex.
Situation: Hal sees his ex girlfriend Dana at work and Dana asks how Hal is doing.
Intention: Hal wants to respond to Dana.
Immoral action: Hal tells Dana that the girl he is dating now is an improvement.
Norm: It's good to care for your teammate's injuries.
Situation: Kelly is sitting on her team's bench when her teammate gets hurt on the field.
Intention: Kelly wants to play in the game again.
Moral action: Kelly sees the injured girl hobbling to the bench and asks the coach if she can run and get some ice for her before her next shift.
Norm: It's good to care for your teammate's injuries.
Situation: Kelly is sitting on her team's bench when her teammate gets hurt on the field.
Intention: Kelly wants to play in the game again.
Immoral action: Kelly watches the girl hobble to the bench and jumps up to ask the coach if she should go back in.
Norm: It's mean to call someone a braggart.
Situation: Jocelyn hears that from her brother Phil that he got a really good SAT score.
Intention: Jocelyn wants to respond to Phil.
Moral action: Jocelyn tells Phil that she knew he could get a high score.
Norm: It's mean to call someone a braggart.
Situation: Jocelyn hears that from her brother Phil that he got a really good SAT score.
Intention: Jocelyn wants to respond to Phil.
Immoral action: Jocelyn tells Phil that he is too proud of his score and a braggart.
Norm: Parents should help their children.
Situation: Ian's is studying for his final exams at college and also working full time which he finds exhausting.
Intention: Ian's son wants to pass his final exams and have money.
Moral action: Ian assists his son with finances so his son can focus on his studies during exams.
Norm: Parents should help their children.
Situation: Ian's is studying for his final exams at college and also working full time which he finds exhausting.
Intention: Ian's son wants to pass his final exams and have money.
Immoral action: Ian lets his son experience the struggle of studying while working without offering any assistance.
Norm: You shouldn't try to hit people.
Situation: Lars is at the baseball game with his son Kirk and Dave is being really loud jeering behind them and being generally obnoxious.
Intention: Lars wants to get Dave to quiet down.
Moral action: Lars turns around and tells Dave that he's with a child and Dave really needs to tone it down.
Norm: You shouldn't try to hit people.
Situation: Lars is at the baseball game with his son Kirk and Dave is being really loud jeering behind them and being generally obnoxious.
Intention: Lars wants to get Dave to quiet down.
Immoral action: Lars stands up, turns around and takes a few punches at Dave, landing some on Dave's face and head.
Norm: You shouldn't let a coworker sabotage your job.
Situation: Jan who is frequently bullied by her coworker Meg, finds out that Meg deliberately tanked a project Jan was working on.
Intention: Jan wants to respond to Meg's actions.
Moral action: Jan reports Meg's actions to her boss and files a complaint.
Norm: You shouldn't let a coworker sabotage your job.
Situation: Jan who is frequently bullied by her coworker Meg, finds out that Meg deliberately tanked a project Jan was working on.
Intention: Jan wants to respond to Meg's actions.
Immoral action: Jan tells Meg she is sure it was a mistake and that she will try to fix it.
Norm: You shouldn't hurt someone's feelings online.
Situation: Rick makes a post on his social media page, but Jane leaves a comment that he doesn't like.
Intention: Rick wants to reply to the comment.
Moral action: Rick leaves a normal reply that explains why he disagrees with Jane.
Norm: You shouldn't hurt someone's feelings online.
Situation: Rick makes a post on his social media page, but Jane leaves a comment that he doesn't like.
Intention: Rick wants to reply to the comment.
Immoral action: Rick leaves a mean, profanity laden reply to the comment.
Norm: It is bad to want harm on anyone even yourself.
Situation: Adam is a high school student who has been feeling very depressed and lonely lately.
Intention: Adam wants to feel better.
Moral action: Adam tells his parents how he has been feeling and asks to get medical help.
Norm: It is bad to want harm on anyone even yourself.
Situation: Adam is a high school student who has been feeling very depressed and lonely lately.
Intention: Adam wants to feel better.
Immoral action: Adam takes up cutting to relieve his stress after he hears it's used as a release by others in his position.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to speak negatively about someone else's parents.
Situation: Ted's friend Jamal is talking to him about being raised by a single mom.
Intention: Ted wants to talk to Jamal about his mom.
Moral action: Ted tells Jamal that he's lucky to have been raised by such a strong woman.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to speak negatively about someone else's parents.
Situation: Ted's friend Jamal is talking to him about being raised by a single mom.
Intention: Ted wants to talk to Jamal about his mom.
Immoral action: Ted tells Jamal that she must've slept with a lot of men in the past.
Norm: It is good to be considerate to your neighbors.
Situation: Kevin who lives next door to Neil is planning a party for the weekend.
Intention: Kevin wants to decide the number of attendees.
Moral action: Kevin decides to invite only four key couples for a total of eight people.
Norm: It is good to be considerate to your neighbors.
Situation: Kevin who lives next door to Neil is planning a party for the weekend.
Intention: Kevin wants to decide the number of attendees.
Immoral action: Kevin decides to invite everyone he knows which is about two hundred people.
Norm: It's not okay to crush someone's hopes.
Situation: Mark is a guidance counselor and a student, Brad, who is doing badly in school says he wants to be an engineer.
Intention: Mark wants to respond to the student, Brad.
Moral action: Mark tells Brad that he needs to improve his grades first then he can become an engineer.
Norm: It's not okay to crush someone's hopes.
Situation: Mark is a guidance counselor and a student, Brad, who is doing badly in school says he wants to be an engineer.
Intention: Mark wants to respond to the student, Brad.
Immoral action: Mark tells Brad that being an engineer is too difficult for him, and he is only qualified for low skill jobs.
Norm: It's rude to make your child's life annoying.
Situation: Ben hates taking karate class, so he asks his father if he can quit.
Intention: Ben's father wants him in an extracurricular activity.
Moral action: Ben's father takes him out of the karate class and enrolls him in an art class instead.
Norm: It's rude to make your child's life annoying.
Situation: Ben hates taking karate class, so he asks his father if he can quit.
Intention: Ben's father wants him in an extracurricular activity.
Immoral action: Ben's father tells him to suck it up and makes him go to karate class.
Norm: It's good to save money for emergencies.
Situation: Crystal studies the money in her bank account after getting a large inheritance from her uncle.
Intention: Crystal wants to do something with her money.
Moral action: Crystal puts all of the money into a low interest saving account.
Norm: It's good to save money for emergencies.
Situation: Crystal studies the money in her bank account after getting a large inheritance from her uncle.
Intention: Crystal wants to do something with her money.
Immoral action: Crystal spends all of her money on speculative stocks.
Norm: It's rude to yell at your family.
Situation: Igor is relaxing and taking a nap in the living room when his nephew Clark runs through screaming and waking him up.
Intention: Igor wants to reprimand Clark for waking him up.
Moral action: Igor tells Clark that he's trying to nap so Clark should maybe go play outside.
Norm: It's rude to yell at your family.
Situation: Igor is relaxing and taking a nap in the living room when his nephew Clark runs through screaming and waking him up.
Intention: Igor wants to reprimand Clark for waking him up.
Immoral action: Igor screams at Clark and tells him he's exhausted and Clark should shut up and let him rest.
Norm: It's okay to move for someone.
Situation: Jeff was on a fully occupied bus when he saw an older woman get in.
Intention: Jeff wants to get to his destination.
Moral action: Jeff gets out of his seat to let the older woman sit down.
Norm: It's okay to move for someone.
Situation: Jeff was on a fully occupied bus when he saw an older woman get in.
Intention: Jeff wants to get to his destination.
Immoral action: Jeff continues to sit while the older woman stands in the aisle.
Norm: Being a burden on one's parents is wrong.
Situation: Donald is an adult and recently got a new job near where his retired parents live.
Intention: Donald wants to find somewhere to live.
Moral action: Donald tells his parents he will live on the same street as them, so he can visit them often.
Norm: Being a burden on one's parents is wrong.
Situation: Donald is an adult and recently got a new job near where his retired parents live.
Intention: Donald wants to find somewhere to live.
Immoral action: Donald tells his parents he will live with them, so he doesn't have to pay rent.
Norm: It is good to be proud of others.
Situation: Ben is at home when his son Mike comes home and gives him his report card full of straight A's.
Intention: Ben wants to put the report card somewhere.
Moral action: Ben looks at the grades and tells Jim he did an amazing job before sticking the report card on the fridge with a magnet.
Norm: It is good to be proud of others.
Situation: Ben is at home when his son Mike comes home and gives him his report card full of straight A's.
Intention: Ben wants to put the report card somewhere.
Immoral action: Ben thanks Jim for giving him the report card and puts it away with his other paperwork.
Norm: It is irresponsible to get somebody else's property stolen
Situation: Tony borrows his friend Jim's shovel to dig a hole in his front yard.
Intention: Tony wants to put the shovel somewhere after digging the hole.
Moral action: Tony puts the shovel in his locked garage.
Norm: It is irresponsible to get somebody else's property stolen
Situation: Tony borrows his friend Jim's shovel to dig a hole in his front yard.
Intention: Tony wants to put the shovel somewhere after digging the hole.
Immoral action: Tony leaves the shovel in the front yard where it is visible.
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.
Moral action: Ken feels bad, so he decides to give the student the PowerPoint slides he used for class.