CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's wrong to burden other's with something that's your responsibility.
Situation: Robert is playing video games with his cousin Sam and notices his garbage can is full.
Intention: Robert wants to get rid of the garbage.
Immoral action: Robert tells Sam to take out the garbage for him.
Norm: It's good to recycle.
Situation: Ralph just finished having lunch with his friends and is walking to the trash area of the cafeteria with his tray.
Intention: Ralph wants to get rid of his pop can.
Moral action: Ralph puts the can into the recycle bin before dumping the rest of the tray into the trash can.
Norm: It's good to recycle.
Situation: Ralph just finished having lunch with his friends and is walking to the trash area of the cafeteria with his tray.
Intention: Ralph wants to get rid of his pop can.
Immoral action: Ralph doesn't feel like sorting the items on his tray, so he dumps it all into the non–recyclable can.
Norm: People love to take vacations to go gambling.
Situation: Connor is a teacher who has his Christmas break coming up.
Intention: Connor wants to go on a vacation.
Moral action: Connor books a vacation at a hotel and casino in Las Vegas.
Norm: People love to take vacations to go gambling.
Situation: Connor is a teacher who has his Christmas break coming up.
Intention: Connor wants to go on a vacation.
Immoral action: Connor randomly chooses a city he's never been to and plans a trip to Bismarck, North Dakota.
Norm: You should not leave dirty laundry laying around.
Situation: After exercising, an energetic  Usama walks into his room littered with his dirty clothes and trash.
Intention: Usama wants to do something productive.
Moral action: Usama cleans his room placing all of his dirty clothes into a basket and tosses the trash into the trashcan.
Norm: You should not leave dirty laundry laying around.
Situation: After exercising, an energetic  Usama walks into his room littered with his dirty clothes and trash.
Intention: Usama wants to do something productive.
Immoral action: Usama organizes the massive number of files on his computer.
Norm: You shouldn't let men into the Ladies' restroom.
Situation: Anne is out to dinner with her boyfriend, Trent, when she begins to feel sick.
Intention: Anne wants to go to the bathroom.
Moral action: Anne excuses herself to wash up in the bathroom alone.
Norm: You shouldn't let men into the Ladies' restroom.
Situation: Anne is out to dinner with her boyfriend, Trent, when she begins to feel sick.
Intention: Anne wants to go to the bathroom.
Immoral action: Anne asks Trent to come into the bathroom with her to hold her hair up in case she throws up.
Norm: You shouldn't stalk your ex.
Situation: Jenna's boyfriend broke up with her and started dating someone else immediately.
Intention: Jenna wants to get revenge on her boyfriend.
Moral action: Jenna tells all their mutual friends that her ex had a tiny penis.
Norm: You shouldn't stalk your ex.
Situation: Jenna's boyfriend broke up with her and started dating someone else immediately.
Intention: Jenna wants to get revenge on her boyfriend.
Immoral action: Jenna starts showing up outside her ex's bedroom window and playing black metal music.
Norm: You shouldn't let people throw away perfectly good food.
Situation: Kelly was sitting at a restaurant with her parents, but her parents didn't finish eating their food.
Intention: Kelly wants to get the food off the table.
Moral action: Kelly tells the waiter to put her parents's food in a to go bag.
Norm: You shouldn't let people throw away perfectly good food.
Situation: Kelly was sitting at a restaurant with her parents, but her parents didn't finish eating their food.
Intention: Kelly wants to get the food off the table.
Immoral action: Kelly lets her parents throw the rest of their food in the trash bin.
Norm: It is despicable to steel from the disabled.
Situation: Carson sees that a man in a wheelchair dropped his bag on the sidewalk.
Intention: Carson wants to pick up the bag.
Moral action: Carson picks put the bag and brings it back to the man.
Norm: It is despicable to steel from the disabled.
Situation: Carson sees that a man in a wheelchair dropped his bag on the sidewalk.
Intention: Carson wants to pick up the bag.
Immoral action: Carson picks up the bag and takes it home with him.
Norm: You shouldn't lie about your qualifications.
Situation: Kyle is interviewing to be a high school teacher but has never worked with high schoolers before.
Intention: Kyle wants to impress the interviewer.
Moral action: Kyle tells the interviewer that while he has no experience with high schoolers, he has done a lot of research on what they respond to best.
Norm: You shouldn't lie about your qualifications.
Situation: Kyle is interviewing to be a high school teacher but has never worked with high schoolers before.
Intention: Kyle wants to impress the interviewer.
Immoral action: Kyle tells the interviewer that he has experience teaching at a high school in a neighboring town.
Norm: It's bad to fall for a scam.
Situation: Ulmer needs a thousand dollars to pay for his knee surgery, and he receives a suspicious message claiming that he inherited twenty thousand dollars.
Intention: Ulmer wants money.
Moral action: Ulmer creates a post on social media asking for donations for his surgery.
Norm: It's bad to fall for a scam.
Situation: Ulmer needs a thousand dollars to pay for his knee surgery, and he receives a suspicious message claiming that he inherited twenty thousand dollars.
Intention: Ulmer wants money.
Immoral action: Ulmer responds to the email, and he follows the instructions by making a down payment for his inheritance.
Norm: It is rude to take back a gift.
Situation: John's girlfriend gives him a snuggie for his birthday.
Intention: John needs to decide what to do with the gift.
Moral action: John uses the snuggie while watching a movie with his girlfriend.
Norm: It is rude to take back a gift.
Situation: John's girlfriend gives him a snuggie for his birthday.
Intention: John needs to decide what to do with the gift.
Immoral action: John decides to return the snuggie to Bed Bath and Beyond because he does not want it.
Norm: You shouldn't force others to come to your wedding.
Situation: Emily is getting married soon, and has planned a big wedding in Hawaii, she wants both her sisters to attend even though they live in Europe.
Intention: Emily wants to have a wonderful wedding.
Moral action: Emily invites her sisters, but understands when they can't afford the trip; they Skype in to the reception to say hello to everyone.
Norm: You shouldn't force others to come to your wedding.
Situation: Emily is getting married soon, and has planned a big wedding in Hawaii, she wants both her sisters to attend even though they live in Europe.
Intention: Emily wants to have a wonderful wedding.
Immoral action: Emily nags at her sisters and her parents, until they reluctantly agree to come despite not being able to afford the trip.
Norm: You should not violate other people's trust.
Situation: Jane is at a neighborhood party.
Intention: Jane wants everyone to pay attention to her.
Moral action: Jane tells a funny story about her childhood.
Norm: You should not violate other people's trust.
Situation: Jane is at a neighborhood party.
Intention: Jane wants everyone to pay attention to her.
Immoral action: Jane tells everyone Anna's secret.
Norm: You shouldn't try to injure animals.
Situation: Francis just lost his job and is walking home when he sees a little puppy.
Intention: Francis wants to vent his anger.
Moral action: Francis takes a breath, pets the puppy and jogs home for exercise.
Norm: You shouldn't try to injure animals.
Situation: Francis just lost his job and is walking home when he sees a little puppy.
Intention: Francis wants to vent his anger.
Immoral action: Francis picks up a stone and throws it strongly at the puppy.
Norm: It's rude to ask your classmates for their food.
Situation: Bella is at school eating lunch with her friends, and she sees one of her friends with a twinkie.
Intention: Bella wants to eat a twinkie.
Moral action: Bella stops at a store on the way home from school and buys a twinkie.
Norm: It's rude to ask your classmates for their food.
Situation: Bella is at school eating lunch with her friends, and she sees one of her friends with a twinkie.
Intention: Bella wants to eat a twinkie.
Immoral action: Bella asks her friend with the twinkie over and over if she can have it.
Norm: It's wrong to get into relationships with students.
Situation: Tyler, who is a professor, has been single for a year and has an attractive student show romantic interest in him.
Intention: Tyler wants to start dating again.
Moral action: Tyler turns down his student and instead decides to download a dating app.
Norm: It's wrong to get into relationships with students.
Situation: Tyler, who is a professor, has been single for a year and has an attractive student show romantic interest in him.
Intention: Tyler wants to start dating again.
Immoral action: Tyler decides to get romantically involved with the student from his class.
Norm: You shouldn't make fun of someone for mental health issues.
Situation: Robert's seat in the classroom is next to a classmate who is severely depressed.
Intention: Robert wants to speak to his depressed classmate.
Moral action: Robert shares some kind words with his classmate and tries to cheer him up.
Norm: You shouldn't make fun of someone for mental health issues.
Situation: Robert's seat in the classroom is next to a classmate who is severely depressed.
Intention: Robert wants to speak to his depressed classmate.
Immoral action: Robert calls his classmate weak-willed and proceeds to laugh at him.
Norm: It's not good to lie.
Situation: Frasier who is 31 is interviewing for a contest with contest director Roz when she asks him how old he is.
Intention: Frasier wants to state his age.
Moral action: Frasier tells Ros that he just recently turned thirty one years old.
Norm: It's not good to lie.
Situation: Frasier who is 31 is interviewing for a contest with contest director Roz when she asks him how old he is.
Intention: Frasier wants to state his age.
Immoral action: Frasier assumes he'll have a better chance of winning the contest if he's older, so he says he's 40.
Norm: It's bad to go several years without a job.
Situation: Ray has been applying to jobs for 6 months now, and he hasn't been accepted by any.
Intention: Ray has to decide whether to keep applying to jobs.
Moral action: Ray keeps at it and eventually finds a job that is right for him.
Norm: It's bad to go several years without a job.
Situation: Ray has been applying to jobs for 6 months now, and he hasn't been accepted by any.
Intention: Ray has to decide whether to keep applying to jobs.
Immoral action: Ray wants to stop wasting his time, so he stops applying to jobs and just depends on welfare.
Norm: It's wrong to take children from their parents.
Situation: Jenna was delighted when she got pregnant but had a miscarriage late in her pregnancy.
Intention: Jenna wants a baby.
Moral action: Jenna immediately starts having sex with her husband to get pregnant again.
Norm: It's wrong to take children from their parents.
Situation: Jenna was delighted when she got pregnant but had a miscarriage late in her pregnancy.
Intention: Jenna wants a baby.
Immoral action: Jenna walks out of the hospital with someone else's infant daughter.
Norm: It's rude to not clean up your dog's poop.
Situation: James likes to walk his dog around his apartment building's ground every morning.
Intention: James wants to avoid touching dog poop.
Moral action: James uses a small shovel to carry his dog's poop to the garbage can.
Norm: It's rude to not clean up your dog's poop.
Situation: James likes to walk his dog around his apartment building's ground every morning.
Intention: James wants to avoid touching dog poop.
Immoral action: James leaves his dog's poop lying around on the grass around the apartment building.
Norm: It is common to worry about older family members
Situation: Social distancing measures are recommended due to a pandemic, which John is unknowingly carrying, and he sees his parents for the first time in months while wearing a face mask.
Intention: John wants to greet his parents.
Moral action: John waves hello, but keeps his distance and keeps his mask on out of concern for his parents' health.
Norm: It is common to worry about older family members
Situation: Social distancing measures are recommended due to a pandemic, which John is unknowingly carrying, and he sees his parents for the first time in months while wearing a face mask.
Intention: John wants to greet his parents.
Immoral action: John runs up and gives his parents a big hug, stripping his mask off to give them each a kiss on the cheek.
Norm: It is good to laugh about things in your family.
Situation: Victor is a teen who is out with his family on vacation, and his father is making corny dad jokes.
Intention: Victor wants to respond to his father's bad jokes.
Moral action: Victor says the jokes are bad, but he laughs at them anyway.
Norm: It is good to laugh about things in your family.
Situation: Victor is a teen who is out with his family on vacation, and his father is making corny dad jokes.
Intention: Victor wants to respond to his father's bad jokes.
Immoral action: Victor rolls his eyes and says that is dad is lame.
Norm: You should speak up against bigotry.
Situation: Carla is riding the bus home and one man is picking on another.
Intention: Carla wants to find out what the trouble is.
Moral action: Carla overhears that the man is picking on the other because of his skin color, so she steps between them.
Norm: You should speak up against bigotry.
Situation: Carla is riding the bus home and one man is picking on another.
Intention: Carla wants to find out what the trouble is.
Immoral action: Carla listens in to hear that the man is picking on the other because of his skin color, but she just sits quietly until her stop.
Norm: You shouldn't send naked photos of yourself to others.
Situation: Chris is sending messages to Francine to convey his desire to hook up with her.
Intention: Chris wants to send Francine a message to get her in the mood.
Moral action: Chris sends a short romantic poem that he wrote to Francine.
Norm: You shouldn't send naked photos of yourself to others.
Situation: Chris is sending messages to Francine to convey his desire to hook up with her.
Intention: Chris wants to send Francine a message to get her in the mood.
Immoral action: Chris sends Francine a picture of himself without any clothes on his body.
Norm: It is expected to share with family.
Situation: John is at his mom's house where he ordered a large pizza and as he's at the door getting the pizza his mom asks him for a slice.
Intention: John wants to respond to his mom's request for a slice.
Moral action: John tells his mom she can have half the pizza, forget a slice, that's why he ordered a large.
Norm: It is expected to share with family.
Situation: John is at his mom's house where he ordered a large pizza and as he's at the door getting the pizza his mom asks him for a slice.
Intention: John wants to respond to his mom's request for a slice.
Immoral action: John tells his mom that he paid for the pizza and if she wants a slice she can order her own.
Norm: You shouldn't eat dried toothpaste or you'll get sick.
Situation: Kent was examining the bathroom sink, and he saw dried toothpaste.
Intention: Kent wants to decide what to do with the toothpaste.
Moral action: Kent washes the countertop near the sink off, including the dried toothpaste.
Norm: You shouldn't eat dried toothpaste or you'll get sick.
Situation: Kent was examining the bathroom sink, and he saw dried toothpaste.
Intention: Kent wants to decide what to do with the toothpaste.
Immoral action: Kent tries to eat the toothpaste because he likes the flavor of it.
Norm: Overreacting to a joke is not okay.
Situation: Gerry is talking to his boss in the breakroom, and his boss makes a mildly funny joke.
Intention: Gerry wants to kiss up to his boss.
Moral action: Gerry giggles slightly and tells his boss that it was a pretty good joke.
Norm: Overreacting to a joke is not okay.
Situation: Gerry is talking to his boss in the breakroom, and his boss makes a mildly funny joke.
Intention: Gerry wants to kiss up to his boss.
Immoral action: Gerry doubles himself over with over-the-top fake laughter and acts like it's the funniest thing he's ever heard.
Norm: You shouldn't hate a parent over something minor.
Situation: Tim was upset because his mom made him go to bed half an hour earlier than his friends.
Intention: Tim wants to explain how he feels.
Moral action: Tim decides to sit down and explain why the minor issue was a big deal to him.
Norm: You shouldn't hate a parent over something minor.
Situation: Tim was upset because his mom made him go to bed half an hour earlier than his friends.
Intention: Tim wants to explain how he feels.
Immoral action: Tim complains and rants and is upset about what his mother did.
Norm: You should never try to be someone you're not.
Situation: Fred is a pretty nerdy kid with few friends at school.
Intention: Fred wants to make some friends.
Moral action: Fred is his normal self and doesn't try to fit in with any particular group.
Norm: You should never try to be someone you're not.
Situation: Fred is a pretty nerdy kid with few friends at school.
Intention: Fred wants to make some friends.
Immoral action: Fred pretends he loves sports so that he fits in with some kids at school.
Norm: It is good to voice your concerns with others.
Situation: Lindsey notices that her manager is taking supplies from the office.
Intention: Lindsey wants to react to her manager taking supplies.
Moral action: Lindsey tells the company owner that her manager is taking supplies.
Norm: It is good to voice your concerns with others.
Situation: Lindsey notices that her manager is taking supplies from the office.
Intention: Lindsey wants to react to her manager taking supplies.
Immoral action: Lindsey keeps quiet about what her manager is doing.
Norm: It's wrong to demean a gender.
Situation: Wally is the debate team manager and is in charge of picking the team lineup.
Intention: Wally wants to choose students for the debate team.
Moral action: Wally chooses the debate team lineup based on performance regardless of gender.
Norm: It's wrong to demean a gender.
Situation: Wally is the debate team manager and is in charge of picking the team lineup.
Intention: Wally wants to choose students for the debate team.
Immoral action: Wally only chooses boys for the debate team lineup because he thinks boys are smarter.
Norm: It's good to go home when you're not feeling well.
Situation: Mark is at work when he realizes he has a fever.
Intention: Mark needs to get his work done.
Moral action: Mark goes home and finishes his work online so that everyone is protected.
Norm: It's good to go home when you're not feeling well.
Situation: Mark is at work when he realizes he has a fever.
Intention: Mark needs to get his work done.
Immoral action: Mark stays at work because he has so much to get done.
Norm: One should not be rude to their parents.
Situation: Carla's mother had asked her to do the dishes before she went out on her date.
Intention: Carla wants to go on her date.
Moral action: Carla does all the dishes and tells her mother goodbye before leaving on her date.
Norm: One should not be rude to their parents.
Situation: Carla's mother had asked her to do the dishes before she went out on her date.
Intention: Carla wants to go on her date.
Immoral action: Carla rolls her eyes and runs out the house to meet her date.
Norm: It's wrong to be rude to your family.
Situation: John is teaching his brother Harley how to type, but Harley keeps typing too fast and making typos.
Intention: John wants to tell Harley to slow down.
Moral action: John encourages Harley while telling him that accuracy is more important than speed.
Norm: It's wrong to be rude to your family.
Situation: John is teaching his brother Harley how to type, but Harley keeps typing too fast and making typos.
Intention: John wants to tell Harley to slow down.
Immoral action: John berates Harley while telling him not to move so fast.
Norm: You shouldn't message a friend of your boyfriend.
Situation: Francesca is worried that her boyfriend is starting to love her less than when they started dating.
Intention: Francesca wants her boyfriend to pay more attention to her.
Moral action: Francesca decides to be more active and dynamic in her relationship with her boyfriend.
Norm: You shouldn't message a friend of your boyfriend.
Situation: Francesca is worried that her boyfriend is starting to love her less than when they started dating.
Intention: Francesca wants her boyfriend to pay more attention to her.
Immoral action: Francesca starts sending flirty texts to her boyfriend's best friend.
Norm: You shouldn't avoid contact with people.
Situation: Earl is an elderly man who lives alone in a neighborhood and often keeps to himself.
Intention: Earl wants a quiet and simple life.
Moral action: Earl keeps a small circle of family and friends and does simple activites with them.
Norm: You shouldn't avoid contact with people.
Situation: Earl is an elderly man who lives alone in a neighborhood and often keeps to himself.
Intention: Earl wants a quiet and simple life.
Immoral action: Earl stops visiting family and does not get to gether with friends or neighbors.
Norm: You should not interrupt other people.
Situation: Winston is listening to Hillary tell a story about her day when he gets a text saying he has won a prestigious competition.
Intention: Winston wants to share his good news.
Moral action: Winston waits for Hillary to finish her story before sharing his exciting news.
Norm: You should not interrupt other people.
Situation: Winston is listening to Hillary tell a story about her day when he gets a text saying he has won a prestigious competition.
Intention: Winston wants to share his good news.
Immoral action: Winston cuts Hillary off in the middle of her sentence to share his win.
Norm: You should not damage other peoples things for a prank.
Situation: Vince is part of a fraternity and his frat brother Ben has a birthday coming up.
Intention: Vince wants to pull a prank on Ben's car.
Moral action: Vince gets some window chalk and writes a lot of funny messages on Ben's car windows.
Norm: You should not damage other peoples things for a prank.
Situation: Vince is part of a fraternity and his frat brother Ben has a birthday coming up.
Intention: Vince wants to pull a prank on Ben's car.
Immoral action: Vince jacks up the car, puts a hole in the tires, and fills each tire with cement, then lowers the car.
Norm: It's good to invite your family to your wedding.
Situation: Dale and his fiance Christine are in love and have just gotten engaged.
Intention: Dale wants to marry Christine.
Moral action: Dale plans a wedding with just fmaiy and close friends a few months away.
Norm: It's good to invite your family to your wedding.
Situation: Dale and his fiance Christine are in love and have just gotten engaged.
Intention: Dale wants to marry Christine.
Immoral action: Dale goes to Vegas for the weekend with Christine, and they elope.
Norm: People shouldn't damage library books.
Situation: Mary hears that someone wrote a dirty message about her in a popular book in the school library.
Intention: Mary wants to make sure nobody else sees the message.
Moral action: Mary takes the book to the librarian and asks that the message be removed.
Norm: People shouldn't damage library books.
Situation: Mary hears that someone wrote a dirty message about her in a popular book in the school library.
Intention: Mary wants to make sure nobody else sees the message.
Immoral action: Mary borrows the book and tears out the offensive message.
Norm: It is bad taste to road rage.
Situation: Jeff is cut off by another driver on his way home from work.
Intention: Jeff wants to respond to the other drivers actions.
Moral action: Jeff honks his horn to alert the other driver to his presence,.