CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You should ask before you drink someone else's beer.
Situation: Brent is at his acquaintance's house and sees that there is a beer in the fridge.
Intention: Brent wants to drink the beer in the fridge.
Moral action: Brent asks his acquaintance if he can drink the beer in their fridge, and they say yes, so he does.
Norm: You should ask before you drink someone else's beer.
Situation: Brent is at his acquaintance's house and sees that there is a beer in the fridge.
Intention: Brent wants to drink the beer in the fridge.
Immoral action: Brent grabs the beer from the fridge without asking and drinks it all.
Norm: It's important to make your spouse a priority
Situation: Ralph was invited to a party at Paul's, but he has date night planned with his wife, Penny.
Intention: Ralph wants to enjoy his evening.
Moral action: Ralph blows off the party invitation and takes Penny to a nice restaurant.
Norm: It's important to make your spouse a priority
Situation: Ralph was invited to a party at Paul's, but he has date night planned with his wife, Penny.
Intention: Ralph wants to enjoy his evening.
Immoral action: Ralph tells Penny that date night will have to wait, since Paul is having a party.
Norm: It is kind to be welcoming to a new student
Situation: It's lunchtime and Jacob is entering the cafeteria along with Martin who is a new student.
Intention: Jacob wants to find a table in the cafeteria.
Moral action: Jacob invites Martin to join him and his friends at their lunch table.
Norm: It is kind to be welcoming to a new student
Situation: It's lunchtime and Jacob is entering the cafeteria along with Martin who is a new student.
Intention: Jacob wants to find a table in the cafeteria.
Immoral action: Jacob decides to sit with his friends and leave Martin alone.
Norm: You should always support family members.
Situation: Greg is at home relaxing when he gets a phone call from his mother Jan who asks him to borrow some money short term.
Intention: Greg wants to respond to his mother's request.
Moral action: Greg tells his mother that he'll hop over to the bank and bring her some cash soon.
Norm: You should always support family members.
Situation: Greg is at home relaxing when he gets a phone call from his mother Jan who asks him to borrow some money short term.
Intention: Greg wants to respond to his mother's request.
Immoral action: Greg tells his mother that if it's just short term she should go to a payday lender and deal with them.
Norm: It's rude to make derogatory comments about someone else's food.
Situation: Dan is sitting next to James in the school cafeteria.
Intention: Dan wants to socialize during his lunch break.
Moral action: Dan tells James that his sandwich looks interesting and asks what's in it.
Norm: It's rude to make derogatory comments about someone else's food.
Situation: Dan is sitting next to James in the school cafeteria.
Intention: Dan wants to socialize during his lunch break.
Immoral action: Dan tells James that the sandwich he is eating looks disgusting.
Norm: You shouldn't drive without insurance because it's illegal.
Situation: Jill had just bought a new car, but she hadn't gotten insurance on it yet.
Intention: Jill wants to get home.
Moral action: Jill goes online and adds the new car to her current insurance policy.
Norm: You shouldn't drive without insurance because it's illegal.
Situation: Jill had just bought a new car, but she hadn't gotten insurance on it yet.
Intention: Jill wants to get home.
Immoral action: Jill drives the car home without putting the proper insurance on the car.
Norm: It's nice to loan your tools to friends.
Situation: Bill's friend is repairing their car and asks Bill if they can borrow some of his tools for the job.
Intention: Bill wants to give his friend an answer about borrowing the tools.
Moral action: Bill tells his friend that they can borrow the tools but just asks that they are careful not to misplace them.
Norm: It's nice to loan your tools to friends.
Situation: Bill's friend is repairing their car and asks Bill if they can borrow some of his tools for the job.
Intention: Bill wants to give his friend an answer about borrowing the tools.
Immoral action: Bill says he can't lend his friend the tools because he's worried they'll get lost.
Norm: It's wrong to steal something from a friend.
Situation: John is extremely hungry.
Intention: John needs to find some food to eat.
Moral action: John asks Reuben is he has any food to spare.
Norm: It's wrong to steal something from a friend.
Situation: John is extremely hungry.
Intention: John needs to find some food to eat.
Immoral action: John decides to take some of Reuben's lunch off his desk without asking, and he eats it.
Norm: It's generous to let other people use your stuff.
Situation: Mario has a house full of things he owns, Luigi came by and wanted to borrow his vacuum.
Intention: Mario wants to decide if he should let Luigi use his vacuum.
Moral action: Mario allows Luigi to use his vacuum, so he can presumably clean his house.
Norm: It's generous to let other people use your stuff.
Situation: Mario has a house full of things he owns, Luigi came by and wanted to borrow his vacuum.
Intention: Mario wants to decide if he should let Luigi use his vacuum.
Immoral action: Mario decides that Luigi can't use his vacuum or his other stuff.
Norm: It's wrong not to side with your own country.
Situation: Aldrich is a government employee with access to secret documents, and he's approached by Yuri who offers to buy access to the documents.
Intention: Aldrich wants to respond to Yuri.
Moral action: Aldrich tells Yuri that he cannot sell secrets to the enemy for any sum of money and will report Yuri.
Norm: It's wrong not to side with your own country.
Situation: Aldrich is a government employee with access to secret documents, and he's approached by Yuri who offers to buy access to the documents.
Intention: Aldrich wants to respond to Yuri.
Immoral action: Aldrich tells Yuri to leave a bag of money under the bridge in the park, and he'll leave the documents there.
Norm: It's wrong to pick on a fellow kid.
Situation: Tommy is playing in the school yard and notices another child, Tim, struggling to climb up the jungle gym.
Intention: Tommy wants to say something to Tim about his struggle.
Moral action: Tommy walks over to Tim and offers support, telling him that he just needs to trust himself and keep climbing, that he can do it if he believes he can.
Norm: It's wrong to pick on a fellow kid.
Situation: Tommy is playing in the school yard and notices another child, Tim, struggling to climb up the jungle gym.
Intention: Tommy wants to say something to Tim about his struggle.
Immoral action: Tommy yells at Tim, calling him weak and making fun of his struggle to climb the jungle gym.
Norm: People should take good care of their pets.
Situation: Alex realizes that she is out of food for her two cats but doesn't feel like going to the store.
Intention: Alex has to decide whether to go buy cat food.
Moral action: Alex gets dressed and goes out to the store to buy some cat food.
Norm: People should take good care of their pets.
Situation: Alex realizes that she is out of food for her two cats but doesn't feel like going to the store.
Intention: Alex has to decide whether to go buy cat food.
Immoral action: Alex decides that the cats will be alright until the next day, since it had only been one day since they last ate.
Norm: It's wrong to ditch a date.
Situation: Emily and Alex decide to meet for a drink after chatting on a dating app, but Emily realizes right away that there is no romantic chemistry between them.
Intention: Emily wants to end the dating relationship.
Moral action: Emily ends the date after one drink and tells Alex that she does not want to continue to see him romantically.
Norm: It's wrong to ditch a date.
Situation: Emily and Alex decide to meet for a drink after chatting on a dating app, but Emily realizes right away that there is no romantic chemistry between them.
Intention: Emily wants to end the dating relationship.
Immoral action: Emily tells Alex that she is going to the bathroom, but then she leaves through the back door instead.
Norm: You shouldn't chat about non-business-related things during a business meeting.
Situation: Tom sees his friend and colleague, William, at a weekly sales meeting and decides to sit next to him.
Intention: Tom wants to find out what William will be doing during the upcoming weekend.
Moral action: Tom takes care of business at the meeting and waits until after it is adjourned to talk with his friend about social issues.
Norm: You shouldn't chat about non-business-related things during a business meeting.
Situation: Tom sees his friend and colleague, William, at a weekly sales meeting and decides to sit next to him.
Intention: Tom wants to find out what William will be doing during the upcoming weekend.
Immoral action: Tom ignores the meeting agenda, and the other participants, and starts talking with his friend about possibly having a bar-b-que over the weekend.
Norm: You shouldn't leave events early without notifying people.
Situation: Jill is at a social event with friends and something urgent has just come up.
Intention: Jill wants to leave in a hurry.
Moral action: Jill texts her friends about the situation before she leaves giving them a heads up.
Norm: You shouldn't leave events early without notifying people.
Situation: Jill is at a social event with friends and something urgent has just come up.
Intention: Jill wants to leave in a hurry.
Immoral action: Jill leaves without bother saying anything to her friends that are there.
Norm: It's nice to help others by sharing.
Situation: Hugo had just ordered a pizza pie when his friend, Ben, comes over.
Intention: Hugo wants to eat pizza.
Moral action: Hugo offers Ben some slices of his pizza.
Norm: It's nice to help others by sharing.
Situation: Hugo had just ordered a pizza pie when his friend, Ben, comes over.
Intention: Hugo wants to eat pizza.
Immoral action: Hugo doesn't offer Ben any pizza even though he suspects Ben may want some.
Norm: It is irresponsible to leave the house without your wallet.
Situation: Joey's daughter Maria just called from a friends and asked for a ride home.
Intention: Joey wants to pick up Maria.
Moral action: Joey hops in his car, but realizes he forgot his wallet, so he goes back in to grab it and gets Maria.
Norm: It is irresponsible to leave the house without your wallet.
Situation: Joey's daughter Maria just called from a friends and asked for a ride home.
Intention: Joey wants to pick up Maria.
Immoral action: Joey hops in his car, but realizes he forgot his wallet, and instead of going back to get it, he goes to pick up Maria.
Norm: It's kind to take care of others' children.
Situation: Mike is at work when his friend Joe calls and asks him if he can look after his kids after work as Joe has to work late.
Intention: Mike wants to respond to Joe's request.
Moral action: Mike tells Joe that it's not a problem, and he'll head straight to Joe's house after work.
Norm: It's kind to take care of others' children.
Situation: Mike is at work when his friend Joe calls and asks him if he can look after his kids after work as Joe has to work late.
Intention: Mike wants to respond to Joe's request.
Immoral action: Mike tells Joe that he's not good with kids and doesn't feel comfortable with the responsibility.
Norm: It's wrong to be honest if it will hurt feelings.
Situation: Jason's girlfriend just got a new haircut and is asking Jason how it looks.
Intention: Jason wants to give her his opinion of her haircut.
Moral action: Jason tells his girlfriend that she can make any haircut look good.
Norm: It's wrong to be honest if it will hurt feelings.
Situation: Jason's girlfriend just got a new haircut and is asking Jason how it looks.
Intention: Jason wants to give her his opinion of her haircut.
Immoral action: Jason tells his girlfriend that she looks like a man now.
Norm: It's wrong to cheat in a relationship
Situation: Barry is in a rut in his marriage with his husband Micheal.
Intention: Barry wants to add some spice to his life.
Moral action: Barry suggests to his husband Michael that he should dress up as a woman, so they can roleplay.
Norm: It's wrong to cheat in a relationship
Situation: Barry is in a rut in his marriage with his husband Micheal.
Intention: Barry wants to add some spice to his life.
Immoral action: Barry goes on Grindr and finds another man to have sex with instead of his husband Micheal.
Norm: It's good to pay someone for work they would do.
Situation: Crabbe was hired by Draco to paint the house green.
Intention: Draco wants to conclude his business with Crabbe.
Moral action: Draco compliments Crabbe's work on the house and pays him.
Norm: It's good to pay someone for work they would do.
Situation: Crabbe was hired by Draco to paint the house green.
Intention: Draco wants to conclude his business with Crabbe.
Immoral action: Draco's HOA doesn't allow the specific shade of green so Draco doesn't pay Crabbe.
Norm: It's wrong to eat something that doesn't belong to you.
Situation: Leigh is at a dinner buffet at a fine restaurant in town.
Intention: Leigh wants to try a bit of everything on the menu.
Moral action: Leigh notices an item she wants has run out, so she asks the service staff if they have more.
Norm: It's wrong to eat something that doesn't belong to you.
Situation: Leigh is at a dinner buffet at a fine restaurant in town.
Intention: Leigh wants to try a bit of everything on the menu.
Immoral action: Leigh sees the spare ribs have run out, so she grabs one from the plate of the person in front of her.
Norm: It's expected that selling drugs is illegal.
Situation: John, a police officer, is patrolling the park when he notices Gary dealing cocaine.
Intention: John wants to say something to Gary.
Moral action: John tells Gary that he's under arrest for the felony of selling Class A narcotics.
Norm: It's expected that selling drugs is illegal.
Situation: John, a police officer, is patrolling the park when he notices Gary dealing cocaine.
Intention: John wants to say something to Gary.
Immoral action: John tells Gary he ought to be doing that somewhere else where he can't be seen since it's immoral.
Norm: It is rude to interrupt someone's conversation.
Situation: Sean needs help with his assignment, but his teacher is talking with someone else.
Intention: Sean wants to ask his teacher for help.
Moral action: Sean waits for his teacher's conversation to end before asking for help.
Norm: It is rude to interrupt someone's conversation.
Situation: Sean needs help with his assignment, but his teacher is talking with someone else.
Intention: Sean wants to ask his teacher for help.
Immoral action: Sean barges into the conversation and asks her teacher for help.
Norm: It's wrong to take your own life
Situation: Casey examines her life as she lay on the couch, she feels hopeless and depressed.
Intention: Casey has to decide what to do about her feelings of hopelessness.
Moral action: Casey makes a call to an anonymous hotline to talk with someone about the way she is feeling.
Norm: It's wrong to take your own life
Situation: Casey examines her life as she lay on the couch, she feels hopeless and depressed.
Intention: Casey has to decide what to do about her feelings of hopelessness.
Immoral action: Casey decides that there is no purpose in life, and she doesn't want to continue living, then she takes her own life.
Norm: It's rude to be mean to people on the internet.
Situation: Someone posts an opposing viewpoint on one of Alex's political opinion, social media posts.
Intention: Alex has to decide how to respond to the person.
Moral action: Alex provides a thoughtful response and explains why he believes that the person has been given some inaccurate information.
Norm: It's rude to be mean to people on the internet.
Situation: Someone posts an opposing viewpoint on one of Alex's political opinion, social media posts.
Intention: Alex has to decide how to respond to the person.
Immoral action: Alex responds by telling the person why their viewpoint is wrong, and goes on to insult the person's intelligence.
Norm: It's good to be affectionate to your spouse.
Situation: Gordon is about to go to bed and his wife is still staying to watch the end of her TV show.
Intention: Gordon wants to say goodnight to his wife.
Moral action: Gordon tells his wife goodnight and gives her a soft kiss on the forehead before going upstairs.
Norm: It's good to be affectionate to your spouse.
Situation: Gordon is about to go to bed and his wife is still staying to watch the end of her TV show.
Intention: Gordon wants to say goodnight to his wife.
Immoral action: Gordon tells his wife goodnight and walks upstairs to go to the bedroom.
Norm: It's good to grab a bite together with a friend.
Situation: Harold is leaving class with Karen and has extra time before his afternoon class.
Intention: Harold wants to eat.
Moral action: Harold and Karen sit in the cafeteria and eat sandwiches together.
Norm: It's good to grab a bite together with a friend.
Situation: Harold is leaving class with Karen and has extra time before his afternoon class.
Intention: Harold wants to eat.
Immoral action: Harold buys a sandwich and leaves Karen in the Cafeteria, so he can eat alone in his car.
Norm: It's wrong to one-up your best friend.
Situation: Steve's friend Al is telling a story about how he went to an NBA game during the weekend.
Intention: Steve wants to respond to Al's story.
Moral action: Steve says that going to an NBA game is really cool and asks what was Al's favorite part.
Norm: It's wrong to one-up your best friend.
Situation: Steve's friend Al is telling a story about how he went to an NBA game during the weekend.
Intention: Steve wants to respond to Al's story.
Immoral action: Steve says that he also went to an NBA game in the past, but it was the NBA finals.
Norm: It's rude to wish for someone's death
Situation: A stranger side swiped Brad's car, and they both got out to argue.
Intention: Brad wants to end the argument.
Moral action: Brad lets the stranger know that it's not that big of a deal.
Norm: It's rude to wish for someone's death
Situation: A stranger side swiped Brad's car, and they both got out to argue.
Intention: Brad wants to end the argument.
Immoral action: Brad tells the stranger that he hopes he never breathes again.
Norm: It's bad to put all housework on your partner.
Situation: Dan and his fiance recently moved in together and are figuring out how to split up duties around the house.
Intention: Dan wants to come to an agreement that he likes.
Moral action: Dan agrees to do the chores that finds more satisfying to do, and they come to a fairly even split of duties.
Norm: It's bad to put all housework on your partner.
Situation: Dan and his fiance recently moved in together and are figuring out how to split up duties around the house.
Intention: Dan wants to come to an agreement that he likes.
Immoral action: Dan argues that his fiance should do nearly all of the housework since he makes more money.
Norm: Don't throw things out that might make your mom upset.
Situation: James has been cleaning the house and notices a broken old watch belonging to his mom.
Intention: James wants to consider throwing out the broken old watch.
Moral action: James leaves the broken old watch alone until he gets a chance to ask him mom about it.
Norm: Don't throw things out that might make your mom upset.
Situation: James has been cleaning the house and notices a broken old watch belonging to his mom.
Intention: James wants to consider throwing out the broken old watch.
Immoral action: James decides to just throw out the broken old watch without a second thought.
Norm: It is bad to be disruptive in class
Situation: Jim is bored in his literature class and sits next to his friend Johnathan.
Intention: Jim wants to entertain himself.
Moral action: Jim decides to start doodling in his notebook to pass the time.
Norm: It is bad to be disruptive in class
Situation: Jim is bored in his literature class and sits next to his friend Johnathan.
Intention: Jim wants to entertain himself.
Immoral action: Jim starts to shoot spitballs at Jonhathan , who tells him loudly to cut it out.
Norm: It's wrong to be a lazy bum.
Situation: Kevin has been laying around the house and doing nothing for weeks, when he suddenly sees that he has a missed call from a prospective employer.
Intention: Kevin has to decide whether to call the prospect back.
Moral action: Kevin calls the prospective employer back as soon as he sees the missed call and sets up an interview time.
Norm: It's wrong to be a lazy bum.
Situation: Kevin has been laying around the house and doing nothing for weeks, when he suddenly sees that he has a missed call from a prospective employer.
Intention: Kevin has to decide whether to call the prospect back.
Immoral action: Kevin needs to work but has been enjoying the time off, so he decides not to call the prospective employer back right away.
Norm: You shouldn't stay in an awkward relationship.
Situation: Mat is dating Ann, but they don't really have a lot in common.
Intention: Mat doesn't want to hurt Ann's feelings.
Moral action: Mat breaks up with Ann telling her that he's to blame for the relationship not working.
Norm: You shouldn't stay in an awkward relationship.
Situation: Mat is dating Ann, but they don't really have a lot in common.
Intention: Mat doesn't want to hurt Ann's feelings.
Immoral action: Mat stays with Ann even though they aren't having a lot of fun together.
Norm: You should always pay a veterinarian for their work.
Situation: Joe took his dog to the veterinarian and is handed a bill after the procedure.
Intention: Joe wants to respond to the bill he has been handed.
Moral action: Joe pays the bill for the veterinarian visit.
Norm: You should always pay a veterinarian for their work.
Situation: Joe took his dog to the veterinarian and is handed a bill after the procedure.
Intention: Joe wants to respond to the bill he has been handed.
Immoral action: Joe tells the veterinarian that he won't pay for the bill.
Norm: It's good to do activities together with your spouse.
Situation: Jenny's husband asks her to go hiking with him like they used to do.
Intention: Jenny wants to tell her husband if she'll go hiking with him.
Moral action: Jenny agrees to go hiking with her husband and seems excited for the activity.
Norm: It's good to do activities together with your spouse.
Situation: Jenny's husband asks her to go hiking with him like they used to do.
Intention: Jenny wants to tell her husband if she'll go hiking with him.
Immoral action: Jenny says she doesn't feel like going hiking with her husband and will just stay home.
Norm: You shouldn't harass citizens if you're a police officer.
Situation: Victor is a new police officer fresh out of the academy whom was just assigned to patrol a new community.
Intention: Victor wants his community to respect him.
Moral action: Victor goes out of his way to help members of his community and spends time talking and getting to know them.
Norm: You shouldn't harass citizens if you're a police officer.
Situation: Victor is a new police officer fresh out of the academy whom was just assigned to patrol a new community.
Intention: Victor wants his community to respect him.
Immoral action: Victor constantly pulls people over whom are doing nothing wrong and is very mean to them.
Norm: It's good to show remorse for your actions
Situation: Claire is walking through the mall when she realizes that she has unintentionally let the door slam in a lady's face.
Intention: Claire wants to quickly get to her intended store.
Moral action: Claire reaches back, opens the door, and apologizes to the lady before heading on her way.
Norm: It's good to show remorse for your actions
Situation: Claire is walking through the mall when she realizes that she has unintentionally let the door slam in a lady's face.
Intention: Claire wants to quickly get to her intended store.
Immoral action: Claire looks away from the lady and continues to her destination.