CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't be with a partner that doesn't respect you.
Situation: Samantha keeps getting asked out by a guy whom is very disrespectful towards her.
Intention: Samantha wants companionship.
Moral action: Samantha tells him to leave her alone, and looks for a new partner via online dating.
Norm: You shouldn't be with a partner that doesn't respect you.
Situation: Samantha keeps getting asked out by a guy whom is very disrespectful towards her.
Intention: Samantha wants companionship.
Immoral action: Samantha finally gives in to the guy's advances and goes out with him.
Norm: It's good to patronize your local stores.
Situation: Mario was doing some home repairs and realized he didn't have all the tools he needed.
Intention: He wants to purchase some tools.
Moral action: Mario goes to a local hardware store in his neighborhood to buy his tools.
Norm: It's good to patronize your local stores.
Situation: Mario was doing some home repairs and realized he didn't have all the tools he needed.
Intention: He wants to purchase some tools.
Immoral action: Mario goes to buy his tools at a large retail store where he can get them for a low price.
Norm: You should only take ADHD medication if you have ADHD.
Situation: Jake has had trouble paying attention in class so his friend offered him some Adderall.
Intention: Jake wants to pay better attention in class.
Moral action: Jake tells his teacher that he's having trouble paying attention, and his teacher gives him advice.
Norm: You should only take ADHD medication if you have ADHD.
Situation: Jake has had trouble paying attention in class so his friend offered him some Adderall.
Intention: Jake wants to pay better attention in class.
Immoral action: Jake takes some Adderall in order to better remember what his teacher was teaching.
Norm: You should help your friend feel confident about themselves.
Situation: Jill's friend is a little unsure about how her new dress looks and asks Jill how she thinks they look.
Intention: Jill wants to answer her friend.
Moral action: Jill says that the dress looks great and that her friend looks beautiful no matter what they wear.
Norm: You should help your friend feel confident about themselves.
Situation: Jill's friend is a little unsure about how her new dress looks and asks Jill how she thinks they look.
Intention: Jill wants to answer her friend.
Immoral action: Jill tells her friend that the dress is very unflattering and that their figure looks really weird with it on.
Norm: It's expected that you write thank you notes
Situation: Jack got married and his boss got him a very expensive gift.
Intention: Jack wants to thank his boss.
Moral action: Jack write a handwritten letter to his boss thanking him for the gift.
Norm: It's expected that you write thank you notes
Situation: Jack got married and his boss got him a very expensive gift.
Intention: Jack wants to thank his boss.
Immoral action: Jack says thanks to his boss while passing him in the hallway at work.
Norm: It's wrong to strike other people.
Situation: Pamela is having a disagreement with a stranger while out at the store.
Intention: Pamela wants to end the confrontation.
Moral action: Pamela chooses to just leave the store and the stranger she is having the disagreement with behind.
Norm: It's wrong to strike other people.
Situation: Pamela is having a disagreement with a stranger while out at the store.
Intention: Pamela wants to end the confrontation.
Immoral action: Pamela gets so wound up over the disagreement that she punches the stranger and walks away.
Norm: It's unkind to abandon a pet.
Situation: Corey has a pet but moved into an apartment building that does not allow pets.
Intention: Corey wants to stay in the apartment building.
Moral action: Corey posts on a local classifieds website about his pet and puts it up for adoption.
Norm: It's unkind to abandon a pet.
Situation: Corey has a pet but moved into an apartment building that does not allow pets.
Intention: Corey wants to stay in the apartment building.
Immoral action: Corey drives his pet to the woods on the edge of town and then leaves the pet there.
Norm: It's rude to call someone trailer trash.
Situation: Ben is at the mall when he's bumped into by Zeke which causes Ben pain.
Intention: Ben wants to react to the painful bump.
Moral action: Ben yells "ouch" and tells Zeke to be more careful as it really hurt him when he got bumped.
Norm: It's rude to call someone trailer trash.
Situation: Ben is at the mall when he's bumped into by Zeke which causes Ben pain.
Intention: Ben wants to react to the painful bump.
Immoral action: Ben tells Zeke that he's trailer trash who doesn't belong in the city and certainly not at the mall.
Norm: It's good to invite your family over.
Situation: The Fourth of July is coming up, and it's Evan's turn to have family over for a holiday.
Intention: Evan wants to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Moral action: Evan invites his family over for a barbecue on the Fourth.
Norm: It's good to invite your family over.
Situation: The Fourth of July is coming up, and it's Evan's turn to have family over for a holiday.
Intention: Evan wants to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Immoral action: Evan celebrates the Fourth by himself by watching fireworks on TV.
Norm: It's good to be concerned about your partner.
Situation: Billy sits on the couch at home as his wife, Elizabeth, is stranded on the side of the road with car trouble.
Intention: Billy wants to continue sitting on the couch at rest.
Moral action: When Elizabeth calls Billy for help, he decides to call-in a favour from a friend of his who lives close-by to the site of Elizabeth’s accident.
Norm: It's good to be concerned about your partner.
Situation: Billy sits on the couch at home as his wife, Elizabeth, is stranded on the side of the road with car trouble.
Intention: Billy wants to continue sitting on the couch at rest.
Immoral action: Elizabeth calls Billy's phone repeatedly, looking for help, but Billy does not answer her calls.
Norm: It's wrong to want to rehome your pets.
Situation: Lynn has acquired a lot of larger furniture which makes her small apartment feel cramped, and she is has a pet cat.
Intention: Lynn wants to move to a new apartment.
Moral action: Lynn finds a bigger apartment which has a policy that allows pets on the premises.
Norm: It's wrong to want to rehome your pets.
Situation: Lynn has acquired a lot of larger furniture which makes her small apartment feel cramped, and she is has a pet cat.
Intention: Lynn wants to move to a new apartment.
Immoral action: Lynn finds a nice apartment which doesn't allow pets, so she lets someone adopt the cat.
Norm: It's not right to steal from those close to you.
Situation: Sarah has found a cute bracelet in her sister's room while looking for something.
Intention: Sarah wants to wear the bracelet.
Moral action: Sarah asks to borrow the bracelet to wear it out sometime.
Norm: It's not right to steal from those close to you.
Situation: Sarah has found a cute bracelet in her sister's room while looking for something.
Intention: Sarah wants to wear the bracelet.
Immoral action: Sarah takes the bracelet without her sister's knowledge or consent.
Norm: It's wrong to get off on other peoples pain.
Situation: Michael was at his computer watching videos on an adult website.
Intention: Michael wants to find something exciting to watch.
Moral action: Michael finds a video of a person being hurt and quickly turns it off, because he does not want to support or entertain the suffering of another person.
Norm: It's wrong to get off on other peoples pain.
Situation: Michael was at his computer watching videos on an adult website.
Intention: Michael wants to find something exciting to watch.
Immoral action: Michael finds a video of someone being hurt and finds it exciting, so he watches the whole video.
Norm: You shouldn't lie when you're a journalist.
Situation: Brett has a report due at the end of the day, but is still missing key information.
Intention: Brett wants to complete the article for publication.
Moral action: Brett works twice as hard to tie up the loose ends and finish the article with all the information.
Norm: You shouldn't lie when you're a journalist.
Situation: Brett has a report due at the end of the day, but is still missing key information.
Intention: Brett wants to complete the article for publication.
Immoral action: Brett invents a couple quotes to tie the article together and submits it.
Norm: It's rude to take pleasure in punishing your children.
Situation: Frank's son broke a lamp in the house.
Intention: Frank wants to punish his son.
Moral action: Frank explains that his son has to do chores to replace the lamp.
Norm: It's rude to take pleasure in punishing your children.
Situation: Frank's son broke a lamp in the house.
Intention: Frank wants to punish his son.
Immoral action: Frank laughs while repeatedly spanking his child.
Norm: You're expected to encourage children in their endeavors.
Situation: Christine sat on the front porch on a summer day as her children played.
Intention: Christine wanted to watch her daughter ride her bike for the first time.
Moral action: Christine was patient with her daughter as she tried to gain balance and ride her bike, each time she fell Christine encouraged her to get back on and try again.
Norm: You're expected to encourage children in their endeavors.
Situation: Christine sat on the front porch on a summer day as her children played.
Intention: Christine wanted to watch her daughter ride her bike for the first time.
Immoral action: Christine watched her daughter try to ride, but she became frustrated when she kept falling and was critical of how hard she was trying.
Norm: You shouldn't drink alcohol before work.
Situation: Dane is stressed about going to work in thirty minutes.
Intention: Dane wants to get rid of his stress.
Moral action: Dane does some yoga in the backyard.
Norm: You shouldn't drink alcohol before work.
Situation: Dane is stressed about going to work in thirty minutes.
Intention: Dane wants to get rid of his stress.
Immoral action: Dane drinks three shots of vodka before leaving the house.
Norm: It's mean to insult people.
Situation: Amanda's best friend Shannon is engaged to be married and shopping for wedding dresses.
Intention: Amanda wants to help Shannon find the perfect dress.
Moral action: Shannon tries on a tiny tulle dress and Amanda tells her that she deserves something prettier for her big day.
Norm: It's mean to insult people.
Situation: Amanda's best friend Shannon is engaged to be married and shopping for wedding dresses.
Intention: Amanda wants to help Shannon find the perfect dress.
Immoral action: Shannon tries on a tiny tulle dress and Amanda tells her she looks fat in it.
Norm: It's irresponsible to have a baby as a teenager.
Situation: Rosa wanted to have kids with her boyfriend Nate now so that they'd be grown before they were middle aged.
Intention: Rosa wants to have kids with Nate.
Moral action: Rosa and Nate decide to wait until they're married and out out college first.
Norm: It's irresponsible to have a baby as a teenager.
Situation: Rosa wanted to have kids with her boyfriend Nate now so that they'd be grown before they were middle aged.
Intention: Rosa wants to have kids with Nate.
Immoral action: Rosa and Nate have their kids right away like they want.
Norm: You shouldn't buy someone fake jewelry.
Situation: Peter is shopping for an engagement ring for his girlfriend, Sue.
Intention: Peter wants to give Sue an engagement ring.
Moral action: Peter gets a ring with a real diamond, even though he has to save up longer for it.
Norm: You shouldn't buy someone fake jewelry.
Situation: Peter is shopping for an engagement ring for his girlfriend, Sue.
Intention: Peter wants to give Sue an engagement ring.
Immoral action: To save money, Peter gets a ring with a fake diamond instead of a real one.
Norm: You should always tell your friends the truth.
Situation: Tim's friends want him to come to the park with them to play baseball, but Tim has plans with a girl.
Intention: Tim doesn't want to hurt his friends.
Moral action: Tim tells his friends that he has feelings for the girl he's about to go on a date with.
Norm: You should always tell your friends the truth.
Situation: Tim's friends want him to come to the park with them to play baseball, but Tim has plans with a girl.
Intention: Tim doesn't want to hurt his friends.
Immoral action: Tim tells his friends that he has a doctor's appointment to go to.
Norm: It's good to ask family to plan a wedding.
Situation: Brooke is getting married and her mother asks if she can plan the wedding.
Intention: Brooke wants to have the best wedding possible.
Moral action: Brooke tells her mother she would love to have her plan the wedding.
Norm: It's good to ask family to plan a wedding.
Situation: Brooke is getting married and her mother asks if she can plan the wedding.
Intention: Brooke wants to have the best wedding possible.
Immoral action: Brooke tells her mother no because she wants to hire a professional to plan the wedding.
Norm: You shouldn't lie in front of your friends.
Situation: Fred is with his friends at a party and the group are talking about cars.
Intention: Fred wants to his friends to think he is handy.
Moral action: Fred tells his friends that he is planning to do a few DIY maintenance tasks on his car soon.
Norm: You shouldn't lie in front of your friends.
Situation: Fred is with his friends at a party and the group are talking about cars.
Intention: Fred wants to his friends to think he is handy.
Immoral action: Fred tells his friends that he re-did the brakes on his car last week when he actually knows nothing about car brake systems.
Norm: You should reply to someone when they text you.
Situation: Travis has car trouble and sends his wife Amanda a text asking her for help while she is chatting with friends in a cafe.
Intention: Amanda wants to stay at the cafe.
Moral action: Amanda tells Travis where she is, and offers to call him a tow truck.
Norm: You should reply to someone when they text you.
Situation: Travis has car trouble and sends his wife Amanda a text asking her for help while she is chatting with friends in a cafe.
Intention: Amanda wants to stay at the cafe.
Immoral action: Amanda glances at the text, and then puts her phone in her pocket without responding.
Norm: It's not nice to cheat on your spouse.
Situation: Barry has been married to Lisa for several years now.
Intention: Barry wants a dinner date to his work function.
Moral action: Barry brings his wife with him when he goes to the work function.
Norm: It's not nice to cheat on your spouse.
Situation: Barry has been married to Lisa for several years now.
Intention: Barry wants a dinner date to his work function.
Immoral action: Barry takes his secretary as his dinner date to the work function.
Norm: It's good for teachers to be concerned about abuse.
Situation: Billy is dealing with bullies, and he goes to the teacher for help.
Intention: Billy's teacher wants to deal with the problem.
Moral action: Billy's Teacher decides to watch the bullies during recess.
Norm: It's good for teachers to be concerned about abuse.
Situation: Billy is dealing with bullies, and he goes to the teacher for help.
Intention: Billy's teacher wants to deal with the problem.
Immoral action: Billy's Teacher says they will file the paperwork but don't actually do anything.
Norm: It's dangerous to lie about medical conditions
Situation: Perry just got dumped by his long time girlfriend and is extremely depressed over it.
Intention: Perry wants to get something to numb the pain.
Moral action: Perry parties with his friends, and they drink some alcohol together.
Norm: It's dangerous to lie about medical conditions
Situation: Perry just got dumped by his long time girlfriend and is extremely depressed over it.
Intention: Perry wants to get something to numb the pain.
Immoral action: Perry tells his doctor that he has chronic back issues in order to get a prescription for pain medicine.
Norm: It's wrong to lie to the people you sleep with.
Situation: Hannah met Bob last night, who is married, and drunkenly slept with him and the next morning she asks him if he's married.
Intention: Bob wants to answer Hannah's question.
Moral action: Bob tells Hannah that he is indeed married and that he has been for a while.
Norm: It's wrong to lie to the people you sleep with.
Situation: Hannah met Bob last night, who is married, and drunkenly slept with him and the next morning she asks him if he's married.
Intention: Bob wants to answer Hannah's question.
Immoral action: Bob tells Hannah that he is not married and that he actually never has been.
Norm: You can't take something back after you give it away.
Situation: Jack had given his old bike to his younger brother Zack for his birthday, and was recently asked by his friends to go bike riding with them.
Intention: Jack wants to go on the bike ride with his friends.
Moral action: Jack asks Zack if he can borrow the bike for a while.
Norm: You can't take something back after you give it away.
Situation: Jack had given his old bike to his younger brother Zack for his birthday, and was recently asked by his friends to go bike riding with them.
Intention: Jack wants to go on the bike ride with his friends.
Immoral action: Without asking Zack, Jack takes the bike back and joins his friends on their ride.
Norm: You shouldn't send offensive letters to your teachers.
Situation: Dennis is with his mom, and he has just received his report card from his teacher and is looking at all D's.
Intention: Dennis wants to react angrily to the report card.
Moral action: Dennis takes the report card and crumples it before throwing it against the wall.
Norm: You shouldn't send offensive letters to your teachers.
Situation: Dennis is with his mom, and he has just received his report card from his teacher and is looking at all D's.
Intention: Dennis wants to react angrily to the report card.
Immoral action: Dennis sends a letter to his teacher calling her names and outlining how he might follow her around at night.
Norm: It's wrong to steal from your neighbor.
Situation: Jenny has recently moved into a new neighborhood, and she notices that her neighbor has a unique lawn gnome.
Intention: Jenny wants to own the lawn gnome for herself.
Moral action: Jenny asks the neighbor about the lawn gnome, and he tells her the name of the local shop where he purchased it.
Norm: It's wrong to steal from your neighbor.
Situation: Jenny has recently moved into a new neighborhood, and she notices that her neighbor has a unique lawn gnome.
Intention: Jenny wants to own the lawn gnome for herself.
Immoral action: Jenny goes into the neighbor's yard after dark and takes the lawn gnome, then places it in her back yard.
Norm: You shouldn't run in crowded places
Situation: Nate is attending a charity event, and he notices one of his good friends on his way out of the crowded hall.
Intention: Nate wants to get to his friend before he leaves the event.
Moral action: Nate calls his friend and asks him to wait for him, then heads towards him, careful not to disturb the people around him.
Norm: You shouldn't run in crowded places
Situation: Nate is attending a charity event, and he notices one of his good friends on his way out of the crowded hall.
Intention: Nate wants to get to his friend before he leaves the event.
Immoral action: Nate rushes towards his friend, moving unacceptably fast in the packed hall.
Norm: It's important to do research before buying something big.
Situation: James was about to move to the suburbs and needed to buy his first car.
Intention: James wants a cheap, reliable car.
Moral action: James reads numerous auto buyer's guides before narrowing his choices down to three models at three different dealerships.
Norm: It's important to do research before buying something big.
Situation: James was about to move to the suburbs and needed to buy his first car.
Intention: James wants a cheap, reliable car.
Immoral action: James asks the car salesperson which economy car he thinks is the most reliable.
Norm: It's good to refrain from commenting on how people look.
Situation: Lin has taken notice of how attractive a coworker is looking today.
Intention: Lin wants to talk with the coworker.
Moral action: Lin approaches her coworker and makes some small talk with him.
Norm: It's good to refrain from commenting on how people look.
Situation: Lin has taken notice of how attractive a coworker is looking today.
Intention: Lin wants to talk with the coworker.
Immoral action: Lin walks up to her coworker and compliments him on his appearance.
Norm: You should help someone that is having trouble lifting something.
Situation: Ben and June are in the process of moving to a new apartment and Ben is struggling with his guitar amp while June is carrying some folders.
Intention: June wants to make a decision.
Moral action: June tells Ben to wait until she puts the folders away and grabs a dolly.
Norm: You should help someone that is having trouble lifting something.
Situation: Ben and June are in the process of moving to a new apartment and Ben is struggling with his guitar amp while June is carrying some folders.
Intention: June wants to make a decision.
Immoral action: June let's Ben handle the amplifier because she wants to get her folders put away.
Norm: It's important to bring your pets to the vet regularly.
Situation: Tracy has a cat that is due to see the vet, but she is struggling financially.
Intention: Tracy wants to save some money.
Moral action: Tracy goes to the vet and uses a payment plan to pay for the bill.
Norm: It's important to bring your pets to the vet regularly.
Situation: Tracy has a cat that is due to see the vet, but she is struggling financially.
Intention: Tracy wants to save some money.
Immoral action: Tracy decides to put off the vet visit because her cat seems fine.
Norm: It's good to pay off your debts.
Situation: Laura had bought a new set of furniture for the living room in her apartment.
Intention: Laura wants to make a payment on the furniture that she bought.
Moral action: Laura pays as much as she can on the furniture every week when she gets her check.
Norm: It's good to pay off your debts.
Situation: Laura had bought a new set of furniture for the living room in her apartment.
Intention: Laura wants to make a payment on the furniture that she bought.
Immoral action: Laura makes a five dollar payment on the furniture every week.
Norm: It's good to wear glasses when your vision is bad.
Situation: Gloria has checked her fridge and realized she has no food in it.
Intention: Gloria needs to go get groceries from the supermarket.
Moral action: Gloria puts on her glasses and drives to the supermarket.
Norm: It's good to wear glasses when your vision is bad.
Situation: Gloria has checked her fridge and realized she has no food in it.
Intention: Gloria needs to go get groceries from the supermarket.
Immoral action: Gloria doesn't like to wear her glasses and drives to the supermarket with out them.
Norm: It's vulgar to want to insert things into someone's butt.
Situation: Joel just started to date a woman and takes her back home one evening.
Intention: Joel wants to have hot sex.
Moral action: Joel considers asking his girlfriend about sticking things up her butt but decides against it and asks her about her favorite fantasy instead.
Norm: It's vulgar to want to insert things into someone's butt.
Situation: Joel just started to date a woman and takes her back home one evening.
Intention: Joel wants to have hot sex.
Immoral action: Joel insists on sticking things up his partner's butt.
Norm: It's mean to key someone's car.
Situation: James just got laid off after pulling two months of 80 hour weeks to finish a project.
Intention: James wants to get back at his boss.
Moral action: James calls the business's major customers to tell them which competitors offer lower prices for the same products.
Norm: It's mean to key someone's car.
Situation: James just got laid off after pulling two months of 80 hour weeks to finish a project.
Intention: James wants to get back at his boss.
Immoral action: James finds his boss's new car in the parking lot and keys the sides and the hood.