CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's not okay for a parent to make themself unapprochable.
Situation: Scott is a fund manager who has to work from home now, and his son wants to play catch.
Intention: Scott has to teach his son not to interrupt him while he's working.
Immoral action: Scott tells his son to not bother him when he's busy ever again.
Norm: It is bad to lie about cheating.
Situation: Warren has been out all night with his mistress and when he comes home late his wife, Ellen, confronts him, asking if he's been cheating on her.
Intention: Warren wants to explain his whereabouts.
Moral action: Warren admits to Ellen that he has indeed been having an affair and that he thinks their marriage is no longer working out.
Norm: It is bad to lie about cheating.
Situation: Warren has been out all night with his mistress and when he comes home late his wife, Ellen, confronts him, asking if he's been cheating on her.
Intention: Warren wants to explain his whereabouts.
Immoral action: Warren tells Ellen that he was out comforting his best friend who had been having some personal problems.
Norm: It is humiliating to wet the bed into your teens.
Situation: Matt is a 14 year old who is sound asleep at home after drinking a full bottle of Gatorade before bed.
Intention: Matt needs to pee.
Moral action: Matt wakes up and walks to the bathroom to urinate before returning to bed.
Norm: It is humiliating to wet the bed into your teens.
Situation: Matt is a 14 year old who is sound asleep at home after drinking a full bottle of Gatorade before bed.
Intention: Matt needs to pee.
Immoral action: Matt doesn't wake up and accidentally pees in his bed during the night.
Norm: It's expected that you are respectful to your in-laws
Situation: David and his wife were visiting his wife's parents home for dinner.
Intention: David wants to let his mother in law what he thought about the food.
Moral action: David tells his mother-in-law that the food that she prepared was delicious.
Norm: It's expected that you are respectful to your in-laws
Situation: David and his wife were visiting his wife's parents home for dinner.
Intention: David wants to let his mother in law what he thought about the food.
Immoral action: David tells his mother-in-law that the food tasted like garbage, and he couldn't stand it.
Norm: You shouldn't pick on someone for liking a girl.
Situation: Jane finds out that her brother Mike had a crush on Sarah.
Intention: Jane wants to decide what to say to Mike.
Moral action: Jane tells Mike she can't blame him for liking Sarah since she likes her too.
Norm: You shouldn't pick on someone for liking a girl.
Situation: Jane finds out that her brother Mike had a crush on Sarah.
Intention: Jane wants to decide what to say to Mike.
Immoral action: Jane tells Mike he's ridiculous and that he could never get someone like Sarah.
Norm: It's expected that you help out with your stepchild.
Situation: Lafayette's wife asks him to watch her son Brandon for the evening, but Lafayette wants to go to the football game.
Intention: Lafayette wants to watch the football game.
Moral action: Lafayette asks his friend attending the game if he could live stream it for him while he watches Brandon.
Norm: It's expected that you help out with your stepchild.
Situation: Lafayette's wife asks him to watch her son Brandon for the evening, but Lafayette wants to go to the football game.
Intention: Lafayette wants to watch the football game.
Immoral action: Lafayette leaves Brandon alone to attend the football game.
Norm: Siblings should help each other when possible.
Situation: Jason is at home when his brother Bob calls him to ask him to help him move.
Intention: Jason wants to answer Bob's proposal.
Moral action: Jason tells Bob that he'll come over real soon, and they can get started packing.
Norm: Siblings should help each other when possible.
Situation: Jason is at home when his brother Bob calls him to ask him to help him move.
Intention: Jason wants to answer Bob's proposal.
Immoral action: Jason tells Bob that he ought to not be calling him for such hard work and to hire a mover.
Norm: It's rude to insult someone based on their size.
Situation: Tom is very skinny, and his friend, Devin, is very big compared to him.
Intention: Tom wants to talk to Devin about their weight.
Moral action: Tom tells Devin that he wishes he were as big as Devin.
Norm: It's rude to insult someone based on their size.
Situation: Tom is very skinny, and his friend, Devin, is very big compared to him.
Intention: Tom wants to talk to Devin about their weight.
Immoral action: Tom tells Devin that he has to lose weight if he wants to keep hanging out with him.
Norm: You shouldn't hide injuries from people.
Situation: Finnegan just got home from soccer practice during which he injured his knee, when his parents ask him how his day was.
Intention: Finnegan wants to respond to his parents.
Moral action: Finnegan tells his parents about his day in detail, including the injury he sustained during soccer practice.
Norm: You shouldn't hide injuries from people.
Situation: Finnegan just got home from soccer practice during which he injured his knee, when his parents ask him how his day was.
Intention: Finnegan wants to respond to his parents.
Immoral action: Finnegan tells his parents that he had a great and uneventful day, purposefully not mentioning his injury so that he doesn't worry them.
Norm: There are some words that you should never say.
Situation: Dean is watching a movie in a theater while two black people sit behind him and talk loudly to each other.
Intention: Dean wants to confront the loud moviegoers behind him.
Moral action: Dean turns around and firmly tells the loud moviegoers to be quiet so other people can watch the movie.
Norm: There are some words that you should never say.
Situation: Dean is watching a movie in a theater while two black people sit behind him and talk loudly to each other.
Intention: Dean wants to confront the loud moviegoers behind him.
Immoral action: Dean turns around and tells the loud moviegoers to be quiet and then calls them the n-word.
Norm: You should tell someone if their partner is manipulating them.
Situation: Lisa's friend Stephanie has a manipulative boyfriend whom she loves dearly and thinks that such behavior is normal.
Intention: Lisa wants Stephanie to be safe.
Moral action: Lisa tells Stephanie that her boyfriend fits the profile of an manipulative man and that she is in danger.
Norm: You should tell someone if their partner is manipulating them.
Situation: Lisa's friend Stephanie has a manipulative boyfriend whom she loves dearly and thinks that such behavior is normal.
Intention: Lisa wants Stephanie to be safe.
Immoral action: Lisa tells Stephanie that if she ever needs help with anything, she'll be there to support her, hoping that she'll call.
Norm: It's good to invite family to your special events.
Situation: Judy and Jarvis have been dating for a long time and want to get married.
Intention: Judy wants to decide what kind of wedding they should have.
Moral action: Judy decides they should hold an extravagant wedding at the local church with a huge family guest list.
Norm: It's good to invite family to your special events.
Situation: Judy and Jarvis have been dating for a long time and want to get married.
Intention: Judy wants to decide what kind of wedding they should have.
Immoral action: Judy pushes for them to elope and get married privately.
Norm: You shouldn't eat someone else's birthday cake all by yourself.
Situation: Ken got home late from work and is hungry when he sees his son's birthday cake in the refrigerator.
Intention: Ken wants something to eat.
Moral action: Ken looks for something else in the kitchen to eat.
Norm: You shouldn't eat someone else's birthday cake all by yourself.
Situation: Ken got home late from work and is hungry when he sees his son's birthday cake in the refrigerator.
Intention: Ken wants something to eat.
Immoral action: Ken eats the entire birthday cake that night.
Norm: You should not disrupt others with your bodily functions.
Situation: Alan is having dinner with his family, and he's seated next to his younger brother Harrison who seems a bit sad.
Intention: Alan wants to make Harrison laugh.
Moral action: Alan does a humorous impression of Harrison's favorite cartoon character.
Norm: You should not disrupt others with your bodily functions.
Situation: Alan is having dinner with his family, and he's seated next to his younger brother Harrison who seems a bit sad.
Intention: Alan wants to make Harrison laugh.
Immoral action: Alan takes a big swig of his soda and makes a very loud and exaggerated burp.
Norm: You shouldn't fall in love with your professor.
Situation: Sam was taking an English in the local college which was instructed by handsome instructor.
Intention: Sam wants to talk to the instructor.
Moral action: Sam waits until after class and asks the professor if he could recommend someone for tutoring.
Norm: You shouldn't fall in love with your professor.
Situation: Sam was taking an English in the local college which was instructed by handsome instructor.
Intention: Sam wants to talk to the instructor.
Immoral action: Sam waits until after class and asks the instructor if he wants to join her on a date.
Norm: You should alleviate the concerns that your partner might have.
Situation: Jake doesn't often compliment his girlfriend Alyssa on her appearance, and she often asks whether he finds her attractive or not.
Intention: Jake wants Alyssa to stop asking about his attraction to her.
Moral action: Jake tells Alyssa he is very much attracted to her and starts to compliment her more often.
Norm: You should alleviate the concerns that your partner might have.
Situation: Jake doesn't often compliment his girlfriend Alyssa on her appearance, and she often asks whether he finds her attractive or not.
Intention: Jake wants Alyssa to stop asking about his attraction to her.
Immoral action: Jake responds to Alyssa's questions by telling her she is being ridiculous.
Norm: It's not okay to show up to events halfway through.
Situation: Karla has a friend who is hosting an important event and insists that she needs her to come.
Intention: Karla wants to make an appearance at the event.
Moral action: Karla shows up on time and ends up attending the entire event.
Norm: It's not okay to show up to events halfway through.
Situation: Karla has a friend who is hosting an important event and insists that she needs her to come.
Intention: Karla wants to make an appearance at the event.
Immoral action: Karla shows up to the event fairly late after half of it has passed already.
Norm: Joining the Navy is patriotic.
Situation: Stan is young, is a bit wild, and loves his country and all that it stands for.
Intention: Stan wants to show his love for his country.
Moral action: Stan joins the Navy, so he can contribute to the security of his beloved country.
Norm: Joining the Navy is patriotic.
Situation: Stan is young, is a bit wild, and loves his country and all that it stands for.
Intention: Stan wants to show his love for his country.
Immoral action: Stan puts up a giant flag pole in his front yard and hangs a very large national flag from it to inspire national pride.
Norm: It is immature to keep training wheels on your bike.
Situation: Nick, who still uses training wheels on his bike, is invited to go out and ride with some of his friends.
Intention: Nick wants to join his friends in a bike ride.
Moral action: Nick takes off the training wheels and goes out riding, although he's a bit shakey.
Norm: It is immature to keep training wheels on your bike.
Situation: Nick, who still uses training wheels on his bike, is invited to go out and ride with some of his friends.
Intention: Nick wants to join his friends in a bike ride.
Immoral action: Nick goes out riding with his friends and keeps the training wheels on in case he falls.
Norm: You shouldn't be unkind to people.
Situation: Mack is driving through heavy traffic on the highway when he sees a fast-moving car quickly approaching behind him.
Intention: Mack wants to maintain his place in traffic.
Moral action: Mack pulls over quickly, lets the car by, and jumps right back into his lane.
Norm: You shouldn't be unkind to people.
Situation: Mack is driving through heavy traffic on the highway when he sees a fast-moving car quickly approaching behind him.
Intention: Mack wants to maintain his place in traffic.
Immoral action: Mack refuses to pull over for the car and boxes him in so the car must follow him.
Norm: You shouldn't let your friends ask out your crush.
Situation: Aaron is attracted to a girl, but his friend Steve is asking Aaron if he can ask her out.
Intention: Aaron doesn't want to disappoint his friend.
Moral action: Aaron tells Steve that he doesn't want to fight over her and suggests another lady that they both know.
Norm: You shouldn't let your friends ask out your crush.
Situation: Aaron is attracted to a girl, but his friend Steve is asking Aaron if he can ask her out.
Intention: Aaron doesn't want to disappoint his friend.
Immoral action: Aaron allows Steve to ask out the girl, who accepts Steve's request.
Norm: It's rude to mistreat people in the service industry.
Situation: Carlita just received her order from the food counter and it does not match what she ordered.
Intention: Carlita wants to get the order corrected.
Moral action: Carlita lets the worker know that the order is wrong and explains clearly what her order was.
Norm: It's rude to mistreat people in the service industry.
Situation: Carlita just received her order from the food counter and it does not match what she ordered.
Intention: Carlita wants to get the order corrected.
Immoral action: Carlita draws attention to herself with volume and tosses the food she received back over the counter all over the worker that gave it to her.
Norm: It is rude to criticize someone's gift to you
Situation: Judy is having a birthday party for herself and opening up gifts from guests.
Intention: Judy wants to see everything she received.
Moral action: Judy opens each gift and thanks each person individually as she enjoys getting gifts.
Norm: It is rude to criticize someone's gift to you
Situation: Judy is having a birthday party for herself and opening up gifts from guests.
Intention: Judy wants to see everything she received.
Immoral action: Judy opens a gift she isn't particularly fond of a makes a crack about it before tossing it to the side to renew focus on the next gift.
Norm: You shouldn't go against your roommate's requests.
Situation: Marco shares a college dorm with Mike, who has asked for some privacy tonight with his girlfriend, so Marco says he will stay at a friends for the night.
Intention: Marco wants to have a place to sleep.
Moral action: Marco leaves right away to go to his friends place to get some rest for the night.
Norm: You shouldn't go against your roommate's requests.
Situation: Marco shares a college dorm with Mike, who has asked for some privacy tonight with his girlfriend, so Marco says he will stay at a friends for the night.
Intention: Marco wants to have a place to sleep.
Immoral action: Marco tells Mike that he will crash at a friends house for the night, but falls asleep at the dorm.
Norm: You shouldn't use swear words against others.
Situation: Gabe is talking to his mother when they get into a heated discussion.
Intention: Gabe wants to get his point across.
Moral action: Gabe starts talking in depth about the points that he is trying to make.
Norm: You shouldn't use swear words against others.
Situation: Gabe is talking to his mother when they get into a heated discussion.
Intention: Gabe wants to get his point across.
Immoral action: Gabe starts to accentuate his point with a variety of curse words.
Norm: It's not okay to inconvenience others with your problems.
Situation: Colin is at work where all the workers are busy, and he is having trouble figuring out how to do his current work assignment.
Intention: Colin wants to finish his work assignment.
Moral action: Colin does the research required to navigate himself through his issues because everybody else is busy with their own work.
Norm: It's not okay to inconvenience others with your problems.
Situation: Colin is at work where all the workers are busy, and he is having trouble figuring out how to do his current work assignment.
Intention: Colin wants to finish his work assignment.
Immoral action: Despite others being busy Colin decides to supersede their work with requests for help on his work.
Norm: You should never steal.
Situation: Macy watches her friend put down the limited edition lip gloss she wants onto the table.
Intention: Macy wants the lip gloss.
Moral action: After asking her friend where she bought her lipstick, Macy buys the lipstick at a small store.
Norm: You should never steal.
Situation: Macy watches her friend put down the limited edition lip gloss she wants onto the table.
Intention: Macy wants the lip gloss.
Immoral action: Macy takes her friend's lip gloss slipping it into her pocket.
Norm: You should discuss your sex life with your partner.
Situation: Isabella is in a relationship and hasn't been satisfied with their intimate life.
Intention: Isabella wants to improve her sex life.
Moral action: Isabella has a talk with her partner about how she feels about their bedroom life.
Norm: You should discuss your sex life with your partner.
Situation: Isabella is in a relationship and hasn't been satisfied with their intimate life.
Intention: Isabella wants to improve her sex life.
Immoral action: Isabella begins to explore other outlets for her desires outside of her relationship.
Norm: People should respect other people's physical boundaries.
Situation: Tom runs into his old acquaintance Summer in the park for an early morning jog.
Intention: Tom wants to greet Summer.
Moral action: Tom tries to give Summer a hug, but she informs him she wants to maintain social distance, so he complies and just asks how she's doing.
Norm: People should respect other people's physical boundaries.
Situation: Tom runs into his old acquaintance Summer in the park for an early morning jog.
Intention: Tom wants to greet Summer.
Immoral action: While Tom reaches out for a hug, Summer informs Tom that she wants to maintain social distance, but Tom gives her a big hug anyway claiming that he's a hugger.
Norm: It's good to learn about sex when you're old enough.
Situation: Leah is a teenager raised in a conservative Christian family who only taught her about abstinence, but she has started dating a boy from her school who she really likes.
Intention: Leah wants to become more intimate with her boyfriend.
Moral action: Leah does her own research online and calls her doctor to ask her for advice on how to have safe sex.
Norm: It's good to learn about sex when you're old enough.
Situation: Leah is a teenager raised in a conservative Christian family who only taught her about abstinence, but she has started dating a boy from her school who she really likes.
Intention: Leah wants to become more intimate with her boyfriend.
Immoral action: Leah just follows her boyfriend's lead, and they secretly have sex without using protection.
Norm: It's good to visit new places.
Situation: Igor is on vacation from work which he has been looking forward to for a long time.
Intention: Igor wants to enjoy his vacation time.
Moral action: Igor decides to travel during his vacation to see parts of his country he had only read about.
Norm: It's good to visit new places.
Situation: Igor is on vacation from work which he has been looking forward to for a long time.
Intention: Igor wants to enjoy his vacation time.
Immoral action: Igor decides to stay inside watching movies and eating badly all vacation to relax.
Norm: It's good to convince people of things.
Situation: Bob has been looking forward to a scary movie, but his friend Ted isn't sure if he wants to join him.
Intention: Bob wants to see the scary movie.
Moral action: Bob talks Ted into seeing the scary movie with him.
Norm: It's good to convince people of things.
Situation: Bob has been looking forward to a scary movie, but his friend Ted isn't sure if he wants to join him.
Intention: Bob wants to see the scary movie.
Immoral action: Bob goes to see the scary movie all by himself.
Norm: It's not okay to be reckless in life.
Situation: Dan saved up quite a bit of money in his life and goes to the casino with some friends.
Intention: Dan wants to decide on how much money he will risk at the casino.
Moral action: Dan chooses a reasonable amount of money to play with during his time in the casino.
Norm: It's not okay to be reckless in life.
Situation: Dan saved up quite a bit of money in his life and goes to the casino with some friends.
Intention: Dan wants to decide on how much money he will risk at the casino.
Immoral action: Dan decides to risk his entire life savings at the casino.
Norm: It's wrong for someone to make impossible demands.
Situation: Jeff solicited the services of a professional tax firm and notices a small mistake by the tax firm.
Intention: Jeff wants to demand reparations.
Moral action: Jeff contacts the tax firm about the mistake and waits for a response.
Norm: It's wrong for someone to make impossible demands.
Situation: Jeff solicited the services of a professional tax firm and notices a small mistake by the tax firm.
Intention: Jeff wants to demand reparations.
Immoral action: Jeff demands the tax firm pay him millions of dollars for the small mistake.
Norm: It is wrong to endanger people's lives and well being
Situation: Edgar is stuck in traffic with some nearby side roads and sees that a nearby sidewalk is wide enough for his car.
Intention: Edgar wants to get out of traffic.
Moral action: Edgar tries driving down one of the side streets to get around traffic.
Norm: It is wrong to endanger people's lives and well being
Situation: Edgar is stuck in traffic with some nearby side roads and sees that a nearby sidewalk is wide enough for his car.
Intention: Edgar wants to get out of traffic.
Immoral action: Edgar drives onto the sidewalk and uses it as an extra car lane, bypassing traffic.
Norm: It's bad to damage things.
Situation: Jill was angry with Amanda as they were arguing with each other.
Intention: Jill wants to release her anger.
Moral action: Jill decides to punch a punching bag and pound a pillow and hit other things that won't break.
Norm: It's bad to damage things.
Situation: Jill was angry with Amanda as they were arguing with each other.
Intention: Jill wants to release her anger.
Immoral action: Jill starts grabbing nearby things and smashing them on the floor.
Norm: It's wrong to disturb a coral reef.
Situation: Tina and her family are out scuba diving and pass by a really beautiful coral reef.
Intention: Tina wants to take some family pictures with the coral.
Moral action: Tina gets her family to go near the coral without touching it and pose in creative ways.
Norm: It's wrong to disturb a coral reef.
Situation: Tina and her family are out scuba diving and pass by a really beautiful coral reef.
Intention: Tina wants to take some family pictures with the coral.
Immoral action: Tina gets her kids and husband to go sit on the coral, so she can take a picture.
Norm: It's wrong not to want to see your grandparents.
Situation: Billy's grandpa has been recently put into a nursing home, and it is visiting day today.
Intention: Billy wants to do something fun today.
Moral action: Billy brings a board game over to the nursing home to play with his Grandpa.
Norm: It's wrong not to want to see your grandparents.
Situation: Billy's grandpa has been recently put into a nursing home, and it is visiting day today.
Intention: Billy wants to do something fun today.
Immoral action: Billy goes out with his friends to go see a new movie that just came out.
Norm: You shouldn't smoke weed if you're underage.
Situation: Erin is fourteen-years-old and wants to experiment with marijuana, because he’s seen it on television and it looks like fun.
Intention: Erin wants to find some marijuana to try.
Moral action: Erin decides to just wait until he is old enough, in his state, to purchase marijuana from a dispensary.