CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't say things without thinking.
Situation: Marcy is at a party and is goofing off with her friends - one of them is overweight.
Intention: Marcy wants to make people laugh.
Immoral action: Marcy says the first thing that comes to her mind, which happens to be a joke about fat people.
Norm: You should feed your pets high-quality food.
Situation: Dana calls for her dog to come inside of the house and into the kitchen.
Intention: Dana wants to feed her dog.
Moral action: Dana feeds her dog the food that was recommended to her by the vet.
Norm: You should feed your pets high-quality food.
Situation: Dana calls for her dog to come inside of the house and into the kitchen.
Intention: Dana wants to feed her dog.
Immoral action: Dana gives her dog the scraps left over from her meal.
Norm: You shouldn't steal your parent's money.
Situation: Carols daughter Jessica has been wanting an expensive purse, but is low on funds.
Intention: Jessica wants to get the bag.
Moral action: Jessica tells Carol how badly she wants the purse, so Carol sympathizes and orders it for her.
Norm: You shouldn't steal your parent's money.
Situation: Carols daughter Jessica has been wanting an expensive purse, but is low on funds.
Intention: Jessica wants to get the bag.
Immoral action: Jessica sneaks Carol's credit card and orders the purse.
Norm: It's frowned upon to discuss the value of gifts.
Situation: Susan receives a high tech and fancy looking bread maker as a wedding gift from her friend Samantha.
Intention: Susan wants to find out more about the gift.
Moral action: Susan asks Samantha where she got the gift.
Norm: It's frowned upon to discuss the value of gifts.
Situation: Susan receives a high tech and fancy looking bread maker as a wedding gift from her friend Samantha.
Intention: Susan wants to find out more about the gift.
Immoral action: Susan asks Samantha how much the gift cost.
Norm: You shouldn't be sneaky around people.
Situation: George is a jokester who likes to make his friends laugh when they come over for dinner.
Intention: George wants to prank his friends while they eat dinner.
Moral action: George puts fart bags on everyone's seat at the dinner table.
Norm: You shouldn't be sneaky around people.
Situation: George is a jokester who likes to make his friends laugh when they come over for dinner.
Intention: George wants to prank his friends while they eat dinner.
Immoral action: George hides underneath the dinner table then jumps out wearing a clown mask.
Norm: You shouldn't put down others.
Situation: Greg and Zach are high school students who are both interested in the same girl, Tammy.
Intention: Greg wants to win Tammy's affection.
Moral action: Greg dresses nicely at school acts kindly towards Tammy whenever he has a chance.
Norm: You shouldn't put down others.
Situation: Greg and Zach are high school students who are both interested in the same girl, Tammy.
Intention: Greg wants to win Tammy's affection.
Immoral action: Whenever Greg talks to Tammy, he makes sure to mention Zach’s flaws and make himself look better by comparison.
Norm: It is unacceptable to cause harm to yourself.
Situation: Jim has had a rough day at work due to dealing with stressful customers.
Intention: Jim wants to find a way to unwind.
Moral action: Jim decides to watch a comedy using a streaming service.
Norm: It is unacceptable to cause harm to yourself.
Situation: Jim has had a rough day at work due to dealing with stressful customers.
Intention: Jim wants to find a way to unwind.
Immoral action: Jim ends up drinking heavily in order to take the edge off the day.
Norm: It's rude to cut your children out of your will.
Situation: Jack was about to pass away, and he wanted to change his will.
Intention: Jack wants to finish changing his will.
Moral action: Jack divides his estate among his kids evenly and equally.
Norm: It's rude to cut your children out of your will.
Situation: Jack was about to pass away, and he wanted to change his will.
Intention: Jack wants to finish changing his will.
Immoral action: Jack left his son everything and his daughter nothing because the latter was of a different religion.
Norm: It is not okay to have bad sportsmanship.
Situation: Peter is playing in the championship soccer match for his team.
Intention: Peter wants to win.
Moral action: Peter plays his hardest.
Norm: It is not okay to have bad sportsmanship.
Situation: Peter is playing in the championship soccer match for his team.
Intention: Peter wants to win.
Immoral action: Peter tries to trip the other players.
Norm: You shouldn't let people steal from you.
Situation: Jill runs a store, and she was looking into proper loss prevention measures.
Intention: Jill wants to make a decision.
Moral action: Jill signs up with a security system to protect her assets from theft.
Norm: You shouldn't let people steal from you.
Situation: Jill runs a store, and she was looking into proper loss prevention measures.
Intention: Jill wants to make a decision.
Immoral action: Jill decides that the stuff stolen from her is cheaper than what the security bill would be.
Norm: You shouldn't eat loudly around others.
Situation: Frank is at a crowded diner eating his sandwich.
Intention: Frank wants to finish his sandwich.
Moral action: Frank keeps his mouth closed while quietly chewing his sandwich.
Norm: You shouldn't eat loudly around others.
Situation: Frank is at a crowded diner eating his sandwich.
Intention: Frank wants to finish his sandwich.
Immoral action: Frank loudly chews his sandwich.
Norm: It's bad to disrespect others' privacy.
Situation: Danny's mom is cleaning up her son's room when she finds a journal with the words "My Diary" written on the cover.
Intention: Danny's mom wants to know more about her son.
Moral action: Danny's mom puts the journal back and asks her son about how he's feeling later.
Norm: It's bad to disrespect others' privacy.
Situation: Danny's mom is cleaning up her son's room when she finds a journal with the words "My Diary" written on the cover.
Intention: Danny's mom wants to know more about her son.
Immoral action: Danny's mom opens her son's diary and reads from it.
Norm: It is wrong to smoke at a kids party.
Situation: Tony is at his nephew's 5th birthday party.
Intention: Tony wants to smoke a cigarette.
Moral action: Tony excuses himself to the backyard where there are no children and has a cigarette there.
Norm: It is wrong to smoke at a kids party.
Situation: Tony is at his nephew's 5th birthday party.
Intention: Tony wants to smoke a cigarette.
Immoral action: Tony lights up a cigarette while sitting around the table and eating cake.
Norm: People shouldn't harm creatures intentionally.
Situation: Ash has spotted a spider scurrying across the living room while walking by.
Intention: Ash wants to get rid of the spider.
Moral action: Ash traps the spider with a cup and transports it outside.
Norm: People shouldn't harm creatures intentionally.
Situation: Ash has spotted a spider scurrying across the living room while walking by.
Intention: Ash wants to get rid of the spider.
Immoral action: Ash grabs a slipper and smashes the spider with it.
Norm: It's good to participate in sports at school.
Situation: The fall school year is approaching and Billy is considering joining the football team and the chess club.
Intention: Billy wants to choose an extracurricular activity to take part in.
Moral action: Billy decides to try out for the school's football team.
Norm: It's good to participate in sports at school.
Situation: The fall school year is approaching and Billy is considering joining the football team and the chess club.
Intention: Billy wants to choose an extracurricular activity to take part in.
Immoral action: Billy decides the join the school's chess club.
Norm: You shouldn't be cheap when it comes to your health.
Situation: Kelly noticed that her leg had been hurting her for a while.
Intention: Kelly wants her leg to stop hurting.
Moral action: Kelly goes to the doctor to see what was wrong with her leg.
Norm: You shouldn't be cheap when it comes to your health.
Situation: Kelly noticed that her leg had been hurting her for a while.
Intention: Kelly wants her leg to stop hurting.
Immoral action: Kelly puts ice on her leg for a few minutes before going back to work.
Norm: It's wrong to fake your own death.
Situation: Sam has been invited to the wedding of a distant cousin he secretly dislikes and everyone is expecting him to attend.
Intention: Sam wants to get out of having to go to the wedding.
Moral action: Sam pretends to fall ill the week before the wedding as an excuse why he cannot attend.
Norm: It's wrong to fake your own death.
Situation: Sam has been invited to the wedding of a distant cousin he secretly dislikes and everyone is expecting him to attend.
Intention: Sam wants to get out of having to go to the wedding.
Immoral action: Sam enacts an elaborate plot involving a tragic car accident to fake his own death.
Norm: It's good to warn people before taking action.
Situation: David is outside doing some yard work on a Sunday afternoon while his kids play nearby.
Intention: David wants to chop down several large tree branches.
Moral action: David warns his children to stand back before cutting down the large tree branches.
Norm: It's good to warn people before taking action.
Situation: David is outside doing some yard work on a Sunday afternoon while his kids play nearby.
Intention: David wants to chop down several large tree branches.
Immoral action: David quietly takes a saw and cuts down the large tree branches without giving any warning.
Norm: It's bad to make up a death in the family.
Situation: Zack has stayed up all night playing video games and has to work early in the morning.
Intention: Zack wants to take the day off.
Moral action: Zack tells his boss that he has food poisoning.
Norm: It's bad to make up a death in the family.
Situation: Zack has stayed up all night playing video games and has to work early in the morning.
Intention: Zack wants to take the day off.
Immoral action: Zack tells his boss that he has to attend a funeral of a family member.
Norm: You should not yell at your pet.
Situation: Jan's pet dog, Spot, chewed up her favorite dress shoes.
Intention: Jan wants Spot not to destroy her things.
Moral action: Jan locks away the rest of her shoes and mildly admonishes Spot.
Norm: You should not yell at your pet.
Situation: Jan's pet dog, Spot, chewed up her favorite dress shoes.
Intention: Jan wants Spot not to destroy her things.
Immoral action: Jan yells at Spot, who is so scared he pees on the floor.
Norm: It is rude to ruin a class for others.
Situation: Dom was taking a history class when he was in college.
Intention: Dom wanted to get out of class for the day.
Moral action: Dom emailed the professor and said that he wasn't feeling well enough to attend class.
Norm: It is rude to ruin a class for others.
Situation: Dom was taking a history class when he was in college.
Intention: Dom wanted to get out of class for the day.
Immoral action: Dom pulled the fire alarm in the building that the class was taught in.
Norm: It's hurtful to cancel your child's visit with her parent.
Situation: Kitty lives with her mother who divorced with Kitty's father and one day Kitty doesn't do her Math homework properly.
Intention: Kitty's mother wants to punish her.
Moral action: Kitty's mother asks her to do two more pages of practice in the Math book.
Norm: It's hurtful to cancel your child's visit with her parent.
Situation: Kitty lives with her mother who divorced with Kitty's father and one day Kitty doesn't do her Math homework properly.
Intention: Kitty's mother wants to punish her.
Immoral action: Kitty's mother does not let her see her father on the weekend.
Norm: You shouldn't be homophobic.
Situation: Gail comes from a very conservative family which doesn't approve of her cousin's homosexuality who is coming to dinner with his boyfriend.
Intention: Gail wants to be respected in her family.
Moral action: Gail decides to be tolerant and inclusive and warmly welcomes her cousin and his boyfriend, which inspires the rest of her family.
Norm: You shouldn't be homophobic.
Situation: Gail comes from a very conservative family which doesn't approve of her cousin's homosexuality who is coming to dinner with his boyfriend.
Intention: Gail wants to be respected in her family.
Immoral action: Gail espouses her family's views and makes homophobic jokes at dinner.
Norm: It's bad to fool around when you're in class.
Situation: Alice is in math class with her best friend Roger.
Intention: Alice wants to tell Roger a joke she just thought of.
Moral action: Alice writes the joke down, so she doesn't forget it and tells Roger after class.
Norm: It's bad to fool around when you're in class.
Situation: Alice is in math class with her best friend Roger.
Intention: Alice wants to tell Roger a joke she just thought of.
Immoral action: Alice passes notes with Roger in class to tell him the joke.
Norm: It is wrong to go somewhere without being invited.
Situation: Susan's friend Marissa is getting married soon but Susan still hasn't received an invitation.
Intention: Susan wants to attend Marissa's wedding.
Moral action: Susan drops subtle hints to Marissa about her desire to attend the wedding.
Norm: It is wrong to go somewhere without being invited.
Situation: Susan's friend Marissa is getting married soon but Susan still hasn't received an invitation.
Intention: Susan wants to attend Marissa's wedding.
Immoral action: Susan shows up to the wedding unannounced without having been invited.
Norm: It is wrong to make out with your children.
Situation: Jasmine is reading a book when her drunk son starts flirting with her.
Intention: Jasmine doesn't want to hurt her son.
Moral action: Jasmine recites lines from her son's favorite comedian and tells him to sleep.
Norm: It is wrong to make out with your children.
Situation: Jasmine is reading a book when her drunk son starts flirting with her.
Intention: Jasmine doesn't want to hurt her son.
Immoral action: Jasmine returns her son's flirty behavior kissing him.
Norm: It's rude to be judgmental of the choices of others.
Situation: Stacy's friend has gotten a body piercing and asks Stacy what she thinks of it.
Intention: Stacy wants to give her friend an opinion on their body piercing.
Moral action: Stacy tells her friend that she doesn't mind their body piercing and only judges them on their character.
Norm: It's rude to be judgmental of the choices of others.
Situation: Stacy's friend has gotten a body piercing and asks Stacy what she thinks of it.
Intention: Stacy wants to give her friend an opinion on their body piercing.
Immoral action: Stacy tells her friend that getting a body piercing was a mistake and that is reflects badly on them.
Norm: It's wrong to lie about pregnancy.
Situation: Peggy is at a party, and she realizes that no one is paying attention to her.
Intention: Peggy wants people to start talking to her.
Moral action: Peggy starts mingling with the other people at the party.
Norm: It's wrong to lie about pregnancy.
Situation: Peggy is at a party, and she realizes that no one is paying attention to her.
Intention: Peggy wants people to start talking to her.
Immoral action: Peggy tells everyone that she found out she is pregnant.
Norm: It's wrong to grab people.
Situation: Auston is at a party when he notices a guest, Bill, who is engrossed in a conversation, has a large wasp crawling on his shoulder.
Intention: Auston wants to get Bill's attention, so he can warn him of the wasp.
Moral action: Auston leans in and loudly says "excuse me sir" in the direction of Bill.
Norm: It's wrong to grab people.
Situation: Auston is at a party when he notices a guest, Bill, who is engrossed in a conversation, has a large wasp crawling on his shoulder.
Intention: Auston wants to get Bill's attention, so he can warn him of the wasp.
Immoral action: Auston reaches towards Bill and grab's Bill's upper arm and yanks it to get him to stop talking.
Norm: It's rude to give ultimatums.
Situation: Rin is bothered by the cigarette smoke scent which is from her partner smoking.
Intention: Rin wants to convince her partner to quit.
Moral action: Rin approaches her partner with a gentle stance highlighting the health implications.
Norm: It's rude to give ultimatums.
Situation: Rin is bothered by the cigarette smoke scent which is from her partner smoking.
Intention: Rin wants to convince her partner to quit.
Immoral action: Rin makes her partner choose to either be with her and quit or she will leave him.
Norm: You shouldn't give away someone's things.
Situation: Sandra's son leaves home to go to college in another town.
Intention: Sandra wants to clear the stuff out of her son's room.
Moral action: Sandra puts the things in her son's room into storage.
Norm: You shouldn't give away someone's things.
Situation: Sandra's son leaves home to go to college in another town.
Intention: Sandra wants to clear the stuff out of her son's room.
Immoral action: Sandra gives all her son's things away to friends or charities.
Norm: It's wrong to send texts to the wrong people.
Situation: Daniel is reading a saucy sexual text from his girlfriend when he gets another incoming text from his mom.
Intention: Daniel wants to reply to an outstanding text.
Moral action: Daniel replies to his mom's text without exiting the conversation with her.
Norm: It's wrong to send texts to the wrong people.
Situation: Daniel is reading a saucy sexual text from his girlfriend when he gets another incoming text from his mom.
Intention: Daniel wants to reply to an outstanding text.
Immoral action: Daniel replies to the saucy text but does not exit the conversation with his mom and sends it to her.
Norm: It's bad to leave food in the floor.
Situation: Jimmy is in his school cafeteria eating a banana when he realizes that he's late for a history test.
Intention: Jimmy wants to get to his history class as quickly as possible.
Moral action: Jimmy discards of his banana before rushing off to his history class.
Norm: It's bad to leave food in the floor.
Situation: Jimmy is in his school cafeteria eating a banana when he realizes that he's late for a history test.
Intention: Jimmy wants to get to his history class as quickly as possible.
Immoral action: Panicking, Jimmy drops his banana onto the floor in haste before running off in the direction of his class.
Norm: It's not acceptable to dump toxic waste in your backyard.
Situation: Roger is in his garage finishing up an oil change for his truck.
Intention: Roger wants to dispose of the dirty used oil from his vehicle.
Moral action: Roger takes the oil to a local disposal site to get rid of it properly.
Norm: It's not acceptable to dump toxic waste in your backyard.
Situation: Roger is in his garage finishing up an oil change for his truck.
Intention: Roger wants to dispose of the dirty used oil from his vehicle.
Immoral action: Roger decides to dump the used oil in his backyard.
Norm: It's bad to marry someone who hurts animals.
Situation: John is a known animal abuser who takes Jenny out on a date and proposes to her.
Intention: Jenny wants to answer John's marriage proposal.
Moral action: Jenny tells John that animal abuse is how serial killers get their start and tells him no.
Norm: It's bad to marry someone who hurts animals.
Situation: John is a known animal abuser who takes Jenny out on a date and proposes to her.
Intention: Jenny wants to answer John's marriage proposal.
Immoral action: Jenny tells John that she would be honored to be his wife because she loves him.
Norm: You shouldn't criticize your spouse's body.
Situation: Sid's wife has been eating a lot lately and is asking Sid how she looks.
Intention: Sid wants the best for his wife.
Moral action: Sid tells his wife not to worry about her looks.
Norm: You shouldn't criticize your spouse's body.
Situation: Sid's wife has been eating a lot lately and is asking Sid how she looks.
Intention: Sid wants the best for his wife.
Immoral action: Sid tells his wife that she's getting too fat in order to shame her.
Norm: You shouldn't yell at your friends over trivial things.
Situation: Billy walks home after being bullied at work, and he notices his friend Phillip moving his things to another table.
Intention: Billy wants to express his feelings.
Moral action: Billy shuts himself into his room and vents his feelings to one of his coworkers.
Norm: You shouldn't yell at your friends over trivial things.
Situation: Billy walks home after being bullied at work, and he notices his friend Phillip moving his things to another table.
Intention: Billy wants to express his feelings.
Immoral action: Billy grabs his things off the table making remarks about Phillips lack of intelligence.
Norm: You shouldn't stop going somewhere just because you get older.
Situation: Mindy is in her thirties and loves going to the forest to climb trees, but feels it may be a bit of a childish activity.
Intention: Mindy wants to feel mature in her activities.
Moral action: Mindy starts a tree-climbing safety course for kids.
Norm: You shouldn't stop going somewhere just because you get older.
Situation: Mindy is in her thirties and loves going to the forest to climb trees, but feels it may be a bit of a childish activity.
Intention: Mindy wants to feel mature in her activities.
Immoral action: Mindy stops going to the forest that she loves to climb trees in.
Norm: It's wrong for married people to have an affair.
Situation: Jen has been married for many years and notices that the spark in the relationship has been fading.
Intention: Jen wants to have an exciting intimate experience.
Moral action: Jen thinks of new things the couple can do in order to mix things up.
Norm: It's wrong for married people to have an affair.
Situation: Jen has been married for many years and notices that the spark in the relationship has been fading.
Intention: Jen wants to have an exciting intimate experience.
Immoral action: Jen gets involved with someone outside her relationship.
Norm: Touching your boss at work could be awkward.
Situation: Connie notices boyfriend, who is her boss, walk into the office.
Intention: Connie wants to greet her boyfriend.
Moral action: Connie waves at her boyfriend and offers him a friendly handshake.
Norm: Touching your boss at work could be awkward.
Situation: Connie notices boyfriend, who is her boss, walk into the office.
Intention: Connie wants to greet her boyfriend.
Immoral action: Connie kisses and hugs her boss.
Norm: It's terrible to destroy books.
Situation: Kyle is at his house reading a book that he checked out from the library.
Intention: Kyle wants to show his friend a page in the book.
Moral action: Kyle puts a bookmark in the book and brings it over to his friend's house.
Norm: It's terrible to destroy books.
Situation: Kyle is at his house reading a book that he checked out from the library.
Intention: Kyle wants to show his friend a page in the book.
Immoral action: Kyle tears the page out of the book, so he can show his friend.
Norm: You shouldn't steal your teacher's things.
Situation: Jane is in a class she dislikes and the teacher has left the room.
Intention: Jane wants to let of some steam.
Moral action: Jane vents to her classmate beside her about how much she doesn't like the class and the classmate reminds her she has to pass the class regardless.
Norm: You shouldn't steal your teacher's things.
Situation: Jane is in a class she dislikes and the teacher has left the room.
Intention: Jane wants to let of some steam.
Immoral action: Jane takes the teacher’s notes for the day and hides them in her backpack.
Norm: It's good to take samples of things.
Situation: Mike's carpet at home looks old, and he is considering to change to a hardwood floor.
Intention: Mike wants to buy hardwood flooring for installation by himself.
Moral action: Mike shops at several stores and takes samples of different flooring for comparison.
Norm: It's good to take samples of things.
Situation: Mike's carpet at home looks old, and he is considering to change to a hardwood floor.
Intention: Mike wants to buy hardwood flooring for installation by himself.
Immoral action: Mike impulsively buys a whole lot of hardwood flooring right away.