CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's good to use your turn signal.
Situation: Erika is driving on a busy road.
Intention: Erika needs to make a turn.
Immoral action: Erika doesn't signal and slows down to make a turn.
Norm: It is rude to be disruptive when people are eating.
Situation: Kyle who is a waiter is watching over his customers Pam and Sam who are eating their meal.
Intention: Kyle wants to make sure Pam and Sam's meal is OK so far.
Moral action: Kyle walks into the field of view of Pam and Sam and does a thumbs up gesture while raising his eyebrows.
Norm: It is rude to be disruptive when people are eating.
Situation: Kyle who is a waiter is watching over his customers Pam and Sam who are eating their meal.
Intention: Kyle wants to make sure Pam and Sam's meal is OK so far.
Immoral action: Kyle walks up to Pam and Sam's table and asks them while they're chewing if everything is good.
Norm: You shouldn't take your small children to work with you.
Situation: Jane is upset with her kids for not mopping the kitchen.
Intention: Jane wants to educate her kids.
Moral action: Jane makes her kids do extra homework for every chore they don't do.
Norm: You shouldn't take your small children to work with you.
Situation: Jane is upset with her kids for not mopping the kitchen.
Intention: Jane wants to educate her kids.
Immoral action: Jane brings her kids to work and has them preform work tasks all day.
Norm: You should not drive irresponsibly.
Situation: Homer is driving home from work on a busy highway when he encounters heavy traffic.
Intention: Homer wants to get home quickly.
Moral action: Homer decides their most be a better route and exits the highway to take back roads to home.
Norm: You should not drive irresponsibly.
Situation: Homer is driving home from work on a busy highway when he encounters heavy traffic.
Intention: Homer wants to get home quickly.
Immoral action: Homer sees an opening and quickly swerves through three lanes of traffic to get into a faster lane.
Norm: It's rude to smoke around others.
Situation: James, a chain smoker, hasn't had a cigarette in over two hours while at his friend's house.
Intention: James wants a cigarette immediately.
Moral action: James excuses himself and goes into the garden to smoke.
Norm: It's rude to smoke around others.
Situation: James, a chain smoker, hasn't had a cigarette in over two hours while at his friend's house.
Intention: James wants a cigarette immediately.
Immoral action: James pulls out his cigarettes and starts smoking inside the friend's house.
Norm: It is wrong to give your dog up.
Situation: Jill and her boyfriend Tim recently moved in together and Tim realizes he is allergic to Jill's elderly dog.
Intention: Jill wants her boyfriend to not experience allergies.
Moral action: Jill gives her boyfriend allergy medication.
Norm: It is wrong to give your dog up.
Situation: Jill and her boyfriend Tim recently moved in together and Tim realizes he is allergic to Jill's elderly dog.
Intention: Jill wants her boyfriend to not experience allergies.
Immoral action: Jill gives her dog to the animal shelter.
Norm: You shouldn't break your promises.
Situation: Jesse told Jenna that he would take her to the movies tonight, but Jesse's friend, Eric, invited him to play pool, which Jesse would prefer.
Intention: Jesse wants to act on Eric's invitation.
Moral action: Jesse tell's Eric he made a commitment to take Jenna to see a film and tell's Eric they can try to go next weekend.
Norm: You shouldn't break your promises.
Situation: Jesse told Jenna that he would take her to the movies tonight, but Jesse's friend, Eric, invited him to play pool, which Jesse would prefer.
Intention: Jesse wants to act on Eric's invitation.
Immoral action: Jesse accepts Eric's invitation figuring he and Jenna can go another time to catch a movie.
Norm: It is rude to make fun of how somebody talks
Situation: Rick is at a party with a man with a speech problem Chris.
Intention: Rick wants to entertain everyone.
Moral action: Rick tells the crowd a made up story.
Norm: It is rude to make fun of how somebody talks
Situation: Rick is at a party with a man with a speech problem Chris.
Intention: Rick wants to entertain everyone.
Immoral action: Rick makes a joke about Chris unique voice.
Norm: You shouldn't stop communicating with a friend.
Situation: John and Dave have been friends for many years now, but they've started becoming increasingly busy in their lives.
Intention: John wants to focus on his own life.
Moral action: John tries his best to keep in touch with Dave despite his busy schedule.
Norm: You shouldn't stop communicating with a friend.
Situation: John and Dave have been friends for many years now, but they've started becoming increasingly busy in their lives.
Intention: John wants to focus on his own life.
Immoral action: John stops contacting Dave and does not return any calls.
Norm: You should not use things designated for the handicapped.
Situation: Greg is shopping for groceries and in a hurry to finish because of a hectic schedule.
Intention: Greg wants to make the trip as quick as possible.
Moral action: Greg shops for less items than planned and finds an express lane to cash out on.
Norm: You should not use things designated for the handicapped.
Situation: Greg is shopping for groceries and in a hurry to finish because of a hectic schedule.
Intention: Greg wants to make the trip as quick as possible.
Immoral action: Greg sees that the parking lot is crowded but notices a handicap spot open and parks there.
Norm: It's bad to run a knife over your significant other.
Situation: John is in a faltering marriage and at home for the evening with his significant other.
Intention: John wants to know where the relationship stands.
Moral action: John sits down with his partner, and they have an open and frank discussion about their relationship.
Norm: It's bad to run a knife over your significant other.
Situation: John is in a faltering marriage and at home for the evening with his significant other.
Intention: John wants to know where the relationship stands.
Immoral action: John holds a knife to his significant other and runs the knife over them as he questions their loyalty to him.
Norm: It's nice to give people discounts.
Situation: Laura was working at the register at a shop and saw a customer was having trouble.
Intention: Laura wanted the customer to return to the store again even though they were having trouble.
Moral action: Laura gave the customer a discount on the item that she wanted to get.
Norm: It's nice to give people discounts.
Situation: Laura was working at the register at a shop and saw a customer was having trouble.
Intention: Laura wanted the customer to return to the store again even though they were having trouble.
Immoral action: Laura gave the customer the item that they wanted for free.
Norm: It's important to have proper hygiene.
Situation: Janice is a grandmother who doesn't shower very often.
Intention: Janice wants to visit her grandkids.
Moral action: Janice showers before going to see her grandchildren.
Norm: It's important to have proper hygiene.
Situation: Janice is a grandmother who doesn't shower very often.
Intention: Janice wants to visit her grandkids.
Immoral action: Having not showered in a month, Janice goes over to see her grandkids.
Norm: It's polite to go to a friend's wedding when invited.
Situation: Anna gets an invitation to her friend Carol's wedding that will be held in another state.
Intention: Anna needs to decide whether she will attend.
Moral action: Anna decides to attend the wedding even though it causes her some inconvenience.
Norm: It's polite to go to a friend's wedding when invited.
Situation: Anna gets an invitation to her friend Carol's wedding that will be held in another state.
Intention: Anna needs to decide whether she will attend.
Immoral action: Anna decides it is too much trouble to attend, and she declines the invitation.
Norm: It is rude to say negative things about someone's appearance.
Situation: James is at his party with his poorly dressed friend Randy.
Intention: James wants to entertain people.
Moral action: James tells the crowd a story about his adventures with Randy including his friend in the conversation.
Norm: It is rude to say negative things about someone's appearance.
Situation: James is at his party with his poorly dressed friend Randy.
Intention: James wants to entertain people.
Immoral action: James makes a joke based on Randy's attire.
Norm: It is rude to keep someone out of a room.
Situation: Sally is playing a video game in her room when her sister knocks on the door.
Intention: Sally wants to keep playing her game.
Moral action: Sally let's her sister in her room and goes back to playing her video game.
Norm: It is rude to keep someone out of a room.
Situation: Sally is playing a video game in her room when her sister knocks on the door.
Intention: Sally wants to keep playing her game.
Immoral action: Sally locks her door and goes back to playing her video game.
Norm: It's discouraged to roughhouse inside.
Situation: Nine year old Ted's friend Steve comes over on a Saturday afternoon, and they're both feeling very energetic.
Intention: Ted wants to play and release his pent-up energy.
Moral action: Ted leads Steve outside where they run around and play catch with a football.
Norm: It's discouraged to roughhouse inside.
Situation: Nine year old Ted's friend Steve comes over on a Saturday afternoon, and they're both feeling very energetic.
Intention: Ted wants to play and release his pent-up energy.
Immoral action: Ted begins wrestling with Steve, and they chase each other all over the house, accidentally knocking over a flower vase.
Norm: You shouldn't organize race based on hierarchy because that's wrong.
Situation: Savanna is planning a lesson that covers the relationship between colonists and natives to her students.
Intention: Savanna wants to teach her kids.
Moral action: Savanna shows her students a documentary that presents both sides in a respectful way.
Norm: You shouldn't organize race based on hierarchy because that's wrong.
Situation: Savanna is planning a lesson that covers the relationship between colonists and natives to her students.
Intention: Savanna wants to teach her kids.
Immoral action: Savanna creates a pyramid chart with the natives on the bottom and the colonists on the top.
Norm: It is ok to cheer your kid on.
Situation: Phil is at his kid's baseball game to support them at their favorite sport.
Intention: Phil wants to watch the game.
Moral action: Phil cheers extra loudly when it's his kids turn to bat.
Norm: It is ok to cheer your kid on.
Situation: Phil is at his kid's baseball game to support them at their favorite sport.
Intention: Phil wants to watch the game.
Immoral action: Phil wants to avoid appearing to show favoritism, so he cheers for the team and not his kid specifically.
Norm: It is greedy to ask your friends for money.
Situation: Ralph lives with a roommate who earns a good living, while Ralph is kind of broke.
Intention: Ralph wants money to buy a bike.
Moral action: Ralph decides to cut back on some expenses, so he can save money.
Norm: It is greedy to ask your friends for money.
Situation: Ralph lives with a roommate who earns a good living, while Ralph is kind of broke.
Intention: Ralph wants money to buy a bike.
Immoral action: Ralph complains to his roommate about being poor and guilts him into giving him money.
Norm: It's not okay to use technology to scam people.
Situation: Due to an unexpected medical expense, James is going to be $200 short for his rent this month.
Intention: James wants to make enough money to pay his rent.
Moral action: James starts driving for Uber on the weekends to make ends meet.
Norm: It's not okay to use technology to scam people.
Situation: Due to an unexpected medical expense, James is going to be $200 short for his rent this month.
Intention: James wants to make enough money to pay his rent.
Immoral action: James buys a list of 10,000 email addresses and emails them all pretending to be a Nigerian prince.
Norm: It's rude to use someone's sexuality as an insult.
Situation: Linda and her homosexual coworker Phil are together in the office when they get an email that there's forced overtime on saturday.
Intention: Linda wants to express her displeasure about the overtime to Phil.
Moral action: Linda tells Phil that the overtime is ridiculous, and she can't believe that they're forcing it on them.
Norm: It's rude to use someone's sexuality as an insult.
Situation: Linda and her homosexual coworker Phil are together in the office when they get an email that there's forced overtime on saturday.
Intention: Linda wants to express her displeasure about the overtime to Phil.
Immoral action: Linda tells Phil "this stupid overtime is so gay" and frowns at him.
Norm: You shouldn't take medication that isn't yours.
Situation: Tammy has been having headaches all week, so she is trying to figure out some sort of relief at home.
Intention: Tammy wants to shop her headache.
Moral action: Tammy decides to eat a small healthy meal and take a nap.
Norm: You shouldn't take medication that isn't yours.
Situation: Tammy has been having headaches all week, so she is trying to figure out some sort of relief at home.
Intention: Tammy wants to shop her headache.
Immoral action: Tammy goes to the medicine cabinet and finds some prescription pain pills that are not hers and swallows a few.
Norm: It is rude to ignore someone's efforts to improve themselves.
Situation: Janine is on a diet to lose weight and get healthy.
Intention: Grayson wants to encourage her to keep at it.
Moral action: Grayson compliments Janine on her progress.
Norm: It is rude to ignore someone's efforts to improve themselves.
Situation: Janine is on a diet to lose weight and get healthy.
Intention: Grayson wants to encourage her to keep at it.
Immoral action: Grayson points out ways Janine could still improve and calls her out any time she slips up on her diet.
Norm: It's wrong to date teens.
Situation: Steven had been single for a while and was scrolling through his social media page.
Intention: Steven wanted to get a date.
Moral action: Steven sent a message to a woman his age asking if she wanted to meet him for drinks.
Norm: It's wrong to date teens.
Situation: Steven had been single for a while and was scrolling through his social media page.
Intention: Steven wanted to get a date.
Immoral action: Steven sent a message to a fifteen year old asking if she wanted to meet for dinner.
Norm: Studying in your spare time is very responsible.
Situation: Fredric arrives home tired after work, and he has a math test the next day.
Intention: Fredric wants to spend the evening doing something fun.
Moral action: Fredric studies for his test by creating a fun math game based on the material from his notes.
Norm: Studying in your spare time is very responsible.
Situation: Fredric arrives home tired after work, and he has a math test the next day.
Intention: Fredric wants to spend the evening doing something fun.
Immoral action: Fredric watches a marathon of his favorite television show with some pizza.
Norm: It's good to confess to your crush.
Situation: George has been developing strong feelings for a girl named Beth in his high school English class.
Intention: George wants to talk to someone about his feelings.
Moral action: George pulls Beth aside one day after school and confesses his feelings for her.
Norm: It's good to confess to your crush.
Situation: George has been developing strong feelings for a girl named Beth in his high school English class.
Intention: George wants to talk to someone about his feelings.
Immoral action: George tells his best friend that he has a crush on Beth.
Norm: You shouldn't pirate software.
Situation: Josh wants the new Sims game, and he can't afford it.
Intention: Josh wants to play the game.
Moral action: Josh sells some of his things to get money to buy the game.
Norm: You shouldn't pirate software.
Situation: Josh wants the new Sims game, and he can't afford it.
Intention: Josh wants to play the game.
Immoral action: Josh downloads the game off of a torrent website.
Norm: It's rude to tell your significant other they are overweight.
Situation: After several years of dating, Ron notices that his girlfriend Melissa has been gaining weight.
Intention: Ron wants Melissa to look more attractive.
Moral action: Ron starts going for walks with Melissa every day after dinner to get some exercise.
Norm: It's rude to tell your significant other they are overweight.
Situation: After several years of dating, Ron notices that his girlfriend Melissa has been gaining weight.
Intention: Ron wants Melissa to look more attractive.
Immoral action: Ron berates Melissa for gaining weight and tells her she's becoming a fat ugly cow.
Norm: It's admirable to speak up against abuse.
Situation: Jason's parent's, Jerry and Sharon, are having a huge argument in the next room, and Jason is worried for his mothers safety as he hears a loud smack.
Intention: Jason wants to act on what he heard.
Moral action: Jason immediately walks into the room where Jerry and Sharon are fighting and tells Jerry to leave before he calls the cops.
Norm: It's admirable to speak up against abuse.
Situation: Jason's parent's, Jerry and Sharon, are having a huge argument in the next room, and Jason is worried for his mothers safety as he hears a loud smack.
Intention: Jason wants to act on what he heard.
Immoral action: Jason is indecisive and ultimately waits until Jerry leaves to check on Sharon.
Norm: It's good to use environmentally sustainable sources of energy.
Situation: James needs to buy a new car for his daily commute.
Intention: James wants a car that will impress people.
Moral action: James buys a Tesla and installs solar panels on his house to generate the energy.
Norm: It's good to use environmentally sustainable sources of energy.
Situation: James needs to buy a new car for his daily commute.
Intention: James wants a car that will impress people.
Immoral action: James buys an SUV with the lowest gas mileage on the market.
Norm: It's wrong to let your child be a bully.
Situation: Bob sees his son pick on and bully a classmate.
Intention: Bob wants to talk to his son about his behavior.
Moral action: Bob admonishes his son that he must not bully people and to be more kind.
Norm: It's wrong to let your child be a bully.
Situation: Bob sees his son pick on and bully a classmate.
Intention: Bob wants to talk to his son about his behavior.
Immoral action: Bob tells his son that it's okay to pick on his classmate because it will make his classmate tougher.
Norm: It is bad to be irresponsible about your work schedule
Situation: Tim heading out after work on Friday night after his last server shift of the week.
Intention: Tim wants to get his work shift schedule for the following week.
Moral action: Tim takes a photo of the schedule sheet with the camera on his phone.
Norm: It is bad to be irresponsible about your work schedule
Situation: Tim heading out after work on Friday night after his last server shift of the week.
Intention: Tim wants to get his work shift schedule for the following week.
Immoral action: Tim looks at the schedule for a few seconds to memorize his shifts.
Norm: It's wrong to make assumptions based on race and gender.
Situation: When James showed up for the technical meeting, the only other person there was an African-American woman.
Intention: James wants to greet the other person in the meeting room.
Moral action: James says, "Hi, I don't think we've met - I'm the product designer".
Norm: It's wrong to make assumptions based on race and gender.
Situation: When James showed up for the technical meeting, the only other person there was an African-American woman.
Intention: James wants to greet the other person in the meeting room.
Immoral action: James says, "Hi, are you the secretary for the engineering department?".
Norm: You shouldn't be bitter and jealous toward your friends.
Situation: Edward's friend just landed an amazing job while Edward has been struggling for a while.
Intention: Edward wants to help himself feel better.
Moral action: Edward congratulates his friend and takes some time to do activites that relax and center him.
Norm: You shouldn't be bitter and jealous toward your friends.
Situation: Edward's friend just landed an amazing job while Edward has been struggling for a while.
Intention: Edward wants to help himself feel better.
Immoral action: Edward puts down his friend's achievement and makes snide comments.
Norm: You shouldn't use your cats to cover your drug dealing.
Situation: James is a drug dealer who sells marijuana and cocaine.
Intention: James wants to hide his drugs from the cops.
Moral action: James hides the marijuana under his bathroom sink with a cat-proof lock.
Norm: You shouldn't use your cats to cover your drug dealing.
Situation: James is a drug dealer who sells marijuana and cocaine.
Intention: James wants to hide his drugs from the cops.
Immoral action: James hides his marijuana in his cats' balls and stuffed toys.
Norm: It is bad to emotionally abuse people
Situation: John who is miserable and lacks coping abilities is at home with his wife.
Intention: John wants to stop feeling miserable.
Moral action: John has enough of not understanding on how to deal with things and communicates clearly to his wife.
Norm: It is bad to emotionally abuse people
Situation: John who is miserable and lacks coping abilities is at home with his wife.
Intention: John wants to stop feeling miserable.
Immoral action: John takes out his frustrations on his wife by calling her names and mocking her appearance because in his backwards thinking it'll make him feel better.
Norm: You shouldn't be concerned with who your ex dates.
Situation: Hannah's friend Julie called her to tell her she has a date tonight with her former boyfriend Thomas and wants to know if she had an issue with it.
Intention: Hannah wants to react to Julie's date.
Moral action: Hannah tells Julie that the past is the past and to have fun.
Norm: You shouldn't be concerned with who your ex dates.
Situation: Hannah's friend Julie called her to tell her she has a date tonight with her former boyfriend Thomas and wants to know if she had an issue with it.
Intention: Hannah wants to react to Julie's date.
Immoral action: Hannah immediately says that Thomas is off limits and slams down the phone.
Norm: Looking at another student's test is bad.
Situation: Mary did not study her Math test hard enough, and she takes the test today.
Intention: Mary wants to finish the test.
Moral action: Mary works over the test carefully and diligently.
Norm: Looking at another student's test is bad.
Situation: Mary did not study her Math test hard enough, and she takes the test today.
Intention: Mary wants to finish the test.
Immoral action: Mary peeks at the answers of the girl sitting next to her.
Norm: It is wrong to betray your marriage vows.
Situation: Dennis had been married to Elaine for twenty five years.
Intention: Dennis wants to go on a date.
Moral action: Dennis takes Elaine out on a dinner date at her favorite restaurant.
Norm: It is wrong to betray your marriage vows.
Situation: Dennis had been married to Elaine for twenty five years.
Intention: Dennis wants to go on a date.
Immoral action: Dennis takes his secretary from work out on a romantic dinner date.
Norm: It is harmful to spread germs in food.
Situation: Jeremy is eating a food a party when he bites into something he dislikes.
Intention: Jeremy wants to get rid of the food.
Moral action: Jeremy tosses the uneaten food into the trashcan.
Norm: It is harmful to spread germs in food.
Situation: Jeremy is eating a food a party when he bites into something he dislikes.
Intention: Jeremy wants to get rid of the food.
Immoral action: Jeremy slips the half eaten food back onto one of the random food trays.
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.
Moral action: Marcy thinks of many funny things she could say and decides to tell a funny story about her cat.