CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: You shouldn't tear people to pieces.
Situation: Barry suffers from strong urges to hurt a woman who lives next to him.
Intention: Barry wants to get relief from his urges.
Moral action: Barry goes to therapy and talks about his issues and works to improve his outlook.
Norm: You shouldn't tear people to pieces.
Situation: Barry suffers from strong urges to hurt a woman who lives next to him.
Intention: Barry wants to get relief from his urges.
Immoral action: Barry abducts the woman and kills her and cuts her up into chunks.
Norm: It's good to get your children involved in sports.
Situation: Lyle's son Travis has been invited to try out for an after school soccer team, but he doesn't feel like joining.
Intention: Lyle wants Travis to do some sort of extracurricular activity.
Moral action: Lyle demands that Travis try out for the team at the very least, or he can choose another sport to pursue instead.
Norm: It's good to get your children involved in sports.
Situation: Lyle's son Travis has been invited to try out for an after school soccer team, but he doesn't feel like joining.
Intention: Lyle wants Travis to do some sort of extracurricular activity.
Immoral action: Lyle tells Travis that it's ok if he doesn't want to join the soccer team and suggests that he can take part in a non-athletic club instead.
Norm: It's good to make your pet feel better.
Situation: Kent's dog had to go to the vet for surgery.
Intention: Kent wants to decide how to treat the dog.
Moral action: Kent decides to treat the dog extra well after it's surgery.
Norm: It's good to make your pet feel better.
Situation: Kent's dog had to go to the vet for surgery.
Intention: Kent wants to decide how to treat the dog.
Immoral action: Kent sets the dog alone in a room to recover afterwords.
Norm: It's bad for bosses to date their subordinates
Situation: Sharon is a manager at a company and has fallen for Kelsey, one of the employees she supervises.
Intention: Sharon wants to date Kelsey.
Moral action: Sharon asks Kelsey out after she transfers to a different department.
Norm: It's bad for bosses to date their subordinates
Situation: Sharon is a manager at a company and has fallen for Kelsey, one of the employees she supervises.
Intention: Sharon wants to date Kelsey.
Immoral action: Sharon and Kelsey begin dating each other while keeping their positions in the office.
Norm: It's bad to let your vehicle run out of gas.
Situation: John is driving to Miami for a weekend getaway with his wife Helene, who points out that the gas tank is almost empty.
Intention: John wants to respond to Helene.
Moral action: John heeds Helene's advice and pulls into the next gas station to fill up his car.
Norm: It's bad to let your vehicle run out of gas.
Situation: John is driving to Miami for a weekend getaway with his wife Helene, who points out that the gas tank is almost empty.
Intention: John wants to respond to Helene.
Immoral action: John tells Helene that he thinks they can make it, but ends up breaking down on a road with no gas stations for miles away.
Norm: It's wrong to refuse to do your job.
Situation: Henry is at the dump where he works when his boss Bill tells him to move some particularly foul garbage to another location.
Intention: Henry wants to respond to Bill's request.
Moral action: Henry tells Bill that he'll get right on it and asks him where he wants the pile moved.
Norm: It's wrong to refuse to do your job.
Situation: Henry is at the dump where he works when his boss Bill tells him to move some particularly foul garbage to another location.
Intention: Henry wants to respond to Bill's request.
Immoral action: Henry tells Bill that the job is disgusting, and he's not doing it and Bill should ask a more junior employee.
Norm: It's polite to split the cost of things.
Situation: John and his friend take a taxi together and his friend asks John to pay half the fare.
Intention: John wants to reply to his friend about the taxi fare.
Moral action: John says he'll pay half the cost of the taxi ride and his friend pays the rest.
Norm: It's polite to split the cost of things.
Situation: John and his friend take a taxi together and his friend asks John to pay half the fare.
Intention: John wants to reply to his friend about the taxi fare.
Immoral action: John says his friend should pay the whole fare because it was their idea to take a taxi, so they reluctantly do so.
Norm: It's not okay to drink yourself to excess.
Situation: Martin had a bad day at work with disaster after disaster.
Intention: Martin wants to forget about his day at work.
Moral action: Martin decides to tackle some really difficult puzzles.
Norm: It's not okay to drink yourself to excess.
Situation: Martin had a bad day at work with disaster after disaster.
Intention: Martin wants to forget about his day at work.
Immoral action: Martin decides to drink to forget all about his day.
Norm: Moms and dads should get along with each other.
Situation: Halina that her husband Andrew has made several large electronics purchases on their credit card, and their son is in the room.
Intention: Halina wants to confront her husband.
Moral action: Halina invites him on a date, and suggests that they come up with a budget.
Norm: Moms and dads should get along with each other.
Situation: Halina that her husband Andrew has made several large electronics purchases on their credit card, and their son is in the room.
Intention: Halina wants to confront her husband.
Immoral action: Halina shows the bill to her husband scolding him in front of their son.
Norm: It's wrong to put someone down for their weight.
Situation: Felton is at a party with his overweight friend Tracy.
Intention: Felton wants to entertain people.
Moral action: Felton asks Tracy to help him act out a scene from their favorite movie.
Norm: It's wrong to put someone down for their weight.
Situation: Felton is at a party with his overweight friend Tracy.
Intention: Felton wants to entertain people.
Immoral action: Felton makes a joke comparing Tracy to a whale.
Norm: It’s bad to touch other people’s property.
Situation: Timmy is visiting a neighbor Norman who has an antique model train collections.
Intention: Timmy loves trains and wants to see Norman's collection.
Moral action: Timmy looks at the train and asks Normal questions about a few of them.
Norm: It’s bad to touch other people’s property.
Situation: Timmy is visiting a neighbor Norman who has an antique model train collections.
Intention: Timmy loves trains and wants to see Norman's collection.
Immoral action: Timmy grabs the trains without asks and accidentally breaks one of Norman's most expensive trains.
Norm: It's rude to not help your elders struggling with technology.
Situation: Alana is at her grandparents home, and they keep asking her questions about emails they've been receiving in their spam folder.
Intention: Alana wants to move to a different subject.
Moral action: Alana explains what the spam folder is and the dangers of scam emails before changing the subject.
Norm: It's rude to not help your elders struggling with technology.
Situation: Alana is at her grandparents home, and they keep asking her questions about emails they've been receiving in their spam folder.
Intention: Alana wants to move to a different subject.
Immoral action: Alana tells her grandparents not to worry about the emails and starts talking about something different.
Norm: It's good to spend time with your family and friends.
Situation: Arnie was at his house and his friend Tom called and invited him to his house for a movie.
Intention: Arnie wants to decide to go to Tom's or not.
Moral action: Arnie agrees and heads over to Tom's place.
Norm: It's good to spend time with your family and friends.
Situation: Arnie was at his house and his friend Tom called and invited him to his house for a movie.
Intention: Arnie wants to decide to go to Tom's or not.
Immoral action: Arnie decides to stay at home and go to sleep early.
Norm: You should always pay for things you buy.
Situation: Jack is at the electronics store and sees a graphics card he'd like to have.
Intention: Jack wants to acquire the graphics card.
Moral action: Jack takes the graphics card to the cashier and pays for it.
Norm: You should always pay for things you buy.
Situation: Jack is at the electronics store and sees a graphics card he'd like to have.
Intention: Jack wants to acquire the graphics card.
Immoral action: Jack takes the graphics card and runs out of the store without paying for it.
Norm: It's good to try to stick to your diet
Situation: Floyd has an acid reflux problem and is planning on going on a trip to Texas with some friends.
Intention: Floyd wants to enjoy himself on the trip.
Moral action: Floyd continues to follow his recommended diet during the trip and focuses on visiting a lot of tourist locations.
Norm: It's good to try to stick to your diet
Situation: Floyd has an acid reflux problem and is planning on going on a trip to Texas with some friends.
Intention: Floyd wants to enjoy himself on the trip.
Immoral action: Floyd decides to ignore his diet during the trip and eats a lot of the local barbeque.
Norm: It's good to admit when you're wrong.
Situation: Carlos and his wife have been arguing all night and Carlos just realized the side of the argument he was on is wrong.
Intention: Carlos wants to end the argument.
Moral action: Carlos confesses to his realization that he was in the wrong and tries to explain things from his point of view while apologizing to his wife.
Norm: It's good to admit when you're wrong.
Situation: Carlos and his wife have been arguing all night and Carlos just realized the side of the argument he was on is wrong.
Intention: Carlos wants to end the argument.
Immoral action: Carlos does not back down from his stance and says he is done arguing with his wife.
Norm: It's is illegal to cruelly kill animals.
Situation: Hillary is laying in bed trying to go to sleep but can't because of the neighbor's dog barking.
Intention: Hillary wants to quieten the dog.
Moral action: Hillary gives her neighbors a call about the noisy dog, and they bring the dog inside their home.
Norm: It's is illegal to cruelly kill animals.
Situation: Hillary is laying in bed trying to go to sleep but can't because of the neighbor's dog barking.
Intention: Hillary wants to quieten the dog.
Immoral action: Hillary pulls out her pistol from the nightstand and goes outside and shoots the noisy dog.
Norm: It is wrong to eat food without permission.
Situation: Tania's mom just baked a batch of delicious cupcakes for a party tomorrow.
Intention: Tania wants to eat the cupcakes.
Moral action: Tania asks her mom if she can try a cupcake.
Norm: It is wrong to eat food without permission.
Situation: Tania's mom just baked a batch of delicious cupcakes for a party tomorrow.
Intention: Tania wants to eat the cupcakes.
Immoral action: Tania waits until her mom is out of the room, and then she takes eats several cupcakes.
Norm: It's wrong to copy your friend's answers on final exams.
Situation: Carl is having trouble on his final exam and notices that his friend Rey is nearly done.
Intention: Carl wants to answer all of the final exam questions.
Moral action: Carl does his best to finish the exam using everything he already knows.
Norm: It's wrong to copy your friend's answers on final exams.
Situation: Carl is having trouble on his final exam and notices that his friend Rey is nearly done.
Intention: Carl wants to answer all of the final exam questions.
Immoral action: Carl looks at Rey's exam paper and copies the answers.
Norm: It's wrong to gossip about others.
Situation: Habiki is having a conversation with her crush when her sister Misa texts her details about her personal life.
Intention: Habiki wants to entertain her crush.
Moral action: Habiki tells her crush theories about their favorite show.
Norm: It's wrong to gossip about others.
Situation: Habiki is having a conversation with her crush when her sister Misa texts her details about her personal life.
Intention: Habiki wants to entertain her crush.
Immoral action: Habiki tells her crush about her sister's personal life.
Norm: You should not make money the bases of a relationship
Situation: Anthony is single and looking for a relationship through dating websites.
Intention: Anthony wants to get a girlfriend.
Moral action: Anthony tries to find women that he genuinely finds interesting on the dating websites to contact.
Norm: You should not make money the bases of a relationship
Situation: Anthony is single and looking for a relationship through dating websites.
Intention: Anthony wants to get a girlfriend.
Immoral action: Anthony only picks women to contact on the dating websites who clearly have a lot of money.
Norm: Refusing a proposal after dating for a while is hurtful.
Situation: Mitch shows his girlfriend Amy an engagement ring and asks her to marry him after 10 years of dating.
Intention: Amy wants to continue being with Mitch.
Moral action: Amy tells Mitch that she would love to marry him.
Norm: Refusing a proposal after dating for a while is hurtful.
Situation: Mitch shows his girlfriend Amy an engagement ring and asks her to marry him after 10 years of dating.
Intention: Amy wants to continue being with Mitch.
Immoral action: Amy tells Mitch that she only wants them to be a couple instead of a married couple.
Norm: Giving a friend some good advice is very polite.
Situation: Yang asked Iris for some advice regarding a tricky puzzle.
Intention: Iris wants to decide to help Yang or not.
Moral action: Iris decides to give Yang a hint on the puzzle to help him out.
Norm: Giving a friend some good advice is very polite.
Situation: Yang asked Iris for some advice regarding a tricky puzzle.
Intention: Iris wants to decide to help Yang or not.
Immoral action: Iris decides not to help him because it would make the puzzle less fun.
Norm: It's rude to bring unannounced guests to an event.
Situation: Ron is going to a dinner party over the weekend and asks his friend if she would like to join him.
Intention: Ron has to decide whether to call the host of the dinner party, or just show up.
Moral action: Ron calls the host of the party to make sure it's alright to bring a guest with him.
Norm: It's rude to bring unannounced guests to an event.
Situation: Ron is going to a dinner party over the weekend and asks his friend if she would like to join him.
Intention: Ron has to decide whether to call the host of the dinner party, or just show up.
Immoral action: Ron decides that it's no big deal and just brings his friend to the dinner party, with no prior announcement.
Norm: Its wrong to physically hit a relative.
Situation: Jonah is at his brother Al's house in the summer and Al pulls a prank on Jonah by soaking him with a water balloon.
Intention: Jonah wants to react to being soaked.
Moral action: Jonah tells Al that he got him this time but that he better watch out Jonah will get him back.
Norm: Its wrong to physically hit a relative.
Situation: Jonah is at his brother Al's house in the summer and Al pulls a prank on Jonah by soaking him with a water balloon.
Intention: Jonah wants to react to being soaked.
Immoral action: Jonah runs up to Al and swings his fist into Al's face, knocking Al to the ground.
Norm: You should ask before you take photos of someone.
Situation: Hank is at a convention and notices someone cosplaying as a character he likes.
Intention: Hank wants to get a picture of the cosplayer.
Moral action: Hank approaches the cosplayer, compliments her choice of costume and asks to take a picture with her.
Norm: You should ask before you take photos of someone.
Situation: Hank is at a convention and notices someone cosplaying as a character he likes.
Intention: Hank wants to get a picture of the cosplayer.
Immoral action: Hank takes out his camera and starts taking pictures of the cosplayer.
Norm: You should be respectful of people's food choices.
Situation: Gus has been invited to dine with his girlfriend's Indian family.
Intention: Gus wants to comment on the unfamiliar cuisine.
Moral action: Gus thanks his hosts for the meal and asks to learn more about the cuisine.
Norm: You should be respectful of people's food choices.
Situation: Gus has been invited to dine with his girlfriend's Indian family.
Intention: Gus wants to comment on the unfamiliar cuisine.
Immoral action: Gus criticizes the spiciness of the food that his girlfriends family consumes.
Norm: It's rude to show off
Situation: Thomas is at a homeless shelter when he just discovers he won the lottery.
Intention: Thomas wants to share his good news.
Moral action: Thomas whispers to a good friend that he won and shares some of the winnings with his homeless friends.
Norm: It's rude to show off
Situation: Thomas is at a homeless shelter when he just discovers he won the lottery.
Intention: Thomas wants to share his good news.
Immoral action: Thomas jumps up and down with glee and yells about all the things he's going to buy.
Norm: You shouldn't hate someone because of their political beliefs.
Situation: Kerry has just been introduced to her cousin's new boyfriend Frank, who is wearing clothing indicating support for a political party that Kerry is opposed to.
Intention: Kerry wants to form a first impression of Frank.
Moral action: Kerry considers that Frank might still be a good person even though they disagree politically and gives him the benefit of the doubt.
Norm: You shouldn't hate someone because of their political beliefs.
Situation: Kerry has just been introduced to her cousin's new boyfriend Frank, who is wearing clothing indicating support for a political party that Kerry is opposed to.
Intention: Kerry wants to form a first impression of Frank.
Immoral action: Kerry decides that Frank must be a horrible human being and that she hates him.
Norm: You shouldn't shoot people down right away.
Situation: Jonathan is meeting with the last loan applicant of the day, and he is eager to leave for the day.
Intention: Jonathan wants to wrap up the meeting as quickly as possible.
Moral action: Jonathan makes sure to read the paperwork thoroughly before explaining why a loan will not be possible at that time.
Norm: You shouldn't shoot people down right away.
Situation: Jonathan is meeting with the last loan applicant of the day, and he is eager to leave for the day.
Intention: Jonathan wants to wrap up the meeting as quickly as possible.
Immoral action: Jonathan takes a cursory glance at the applicants paperwork before curtly denying the loan request.
Norm: You should try not to embarrass your partner.
Situation: Bill and his wife are invited to a formal dinner at one of their neighbor's houses.
Intention: Bill wants to go to the dinner with his wife.
Moral action: Bill attends the dinner with his wife makes sure not to do anything that might reflect poorly on her.
Norm: You should try not to embarrass your partner.
Situation: Bill and his wife are invited to a formal dinner at one of their neighbor's houses.
Intention: Bill wants to go to the dinner with his wife.
Immoral action: Bill goes to the dinner with his wife and tells off color jokes that are not suitable for the situation.
Norm: It's kind to reach out to someone who's struggling.
Situation: Johannes is driving through town when he sees an old woman has fallen on the street.
Intention: Johannes wants to get to the party.
Moral action: Johannes stops his car, gets out and helps the old woman up and offers her a ride, then goes to the party.
Norm: It's kind to reach out to someone who's struggling.
Situation: Johannes is driving through town when he sees an old woman has fallen on the street.
Intention: Johannes wants to get to the party.
Immoral action: Johannes honks his horn at the woman to get off the road and speeds off to the party.
Norm: Leaving events early is not good.
Situation: Jake isn't really having a good time at the party his friends invited him to.
Intention: Jake wants to enjoy himself more.
Moral action: Jake decides to have a few drinks to loosen up and starts chatting up other party goers.
Norm: Leaving events early is not good.
Situation: Jake isn't really having a good time at the party his friends invited him to.
Intention: Jake wants to enjoy himself more.
Immoral action: Jake decides to leave the party and go home and read a book.
Norm: It's nice to take in grandchildren.
Situation: Jack's daughter is a drug addict that is being forced to give up her children.
Intention: Jack wants to figure out what to do with his grandchildren.
Moral action: Jack offers to take care of the children from now on.
Norm: It's nice to take in grandchildren.
Situation: Jack's daughter is a drug addict that is being forced to give up her children.
Intention: Jack wants to figure out what to do with his grandchildren.
Immoral action: Jack agrees to put the kids in an orphanage, because he doesn't want to look after them.
Norm: People shouldn't get drunk before class.
Situation: Charlene sitting around her dorm room and is bored before class.
Intention: Charlene wants to find something to do to kill time before until class.
Moral action: Charlene decides to read a chapter of a novel that she is reading to pass the time before going to class.
Norm: People shouldn't get drunk before class.
Situation: Charlene sitting around her dorm room and is bored before class.
Intention: Charlene wants to find something to do to kill time before until class.
Immoral action: Charlene decides to drink some leftover liquor from the weekend and then heads to class.
Norm: You shouldn't go to work while high.
Situation: Larry had been smoking weed an hour before he was due for work.
Intention: Larry wants to make sure his position at work is filled for the day.
Moral action: Larry calls one of his co-workers to make sure that someone is working his position.
Norm: You shouldn't go to work while high.
Situation: Larry had been smoking weed an hour before he was due for work.
Intention: Larry wants to make sure his position at work is filled for the day.
Immoral action: Larry goes to his place of work while he is still feeling high.
Norm: You shouldn't let people fall if you can prevent it.
Situation: James is hired to be a bodyguard at a stage show with a high stage.
Intention: James wants to work the entire night for the show.
Moral action: James works the entire night by watching to see if anyone falls off the stage.
Norm: You shouldn't let people fall if you can prevent it.
Situation: James is hired to be a bodyguard at a stage show with a high stage.
Intention: James wants to work the entire night for the show.
Immoral action: James works the night but doesn't pay attention if people are about to fall off the stage.
Norm: You shouldn't overstay your welcome.
Situation: Wendy and her partner own a home together and are going through a rough patch, so she's been staying at her friends house.
Intention: Wendy wants to avoid going back to her house.
Moral action: Wendy decides to leave her friend's place and stay with her parents for awhile.
Norm: You shouldn't overstay your welcome.
Situation: Wendy and her partner own a home together and are going through a rough patch, so she's been staying at her friends house.
Intention: Wendy wants to avoid going back to her house.
Immoral action: Wendy continues staying with her friend even though it's been a long time already.
Norm: It's good to cooperate with the police.
Situation: Henry is pulled over for speeding.
Intention: Henry doesn't want to go to jail.
Moral action: Henry has a talk with the cops and apologizes for speeding.
Norm: It's good to cooperate with the police.
Situation: Henry is pulled over for speeding.
Intention: Henry doesn't want to go to jail.
Immoral action: As the cop gets out of his car, Henry slams the gas and speeds off.
Norm: You should be supportive when your partner loses weight.
Situation: Dylan is married to Hailey and Hailey is on a workout regime where she is losing a lot of weight.
Intention: Dylan wants to talk to Hailey about her weight los.
Moral action: Dylan tells Hailey she is doing a great job, and he'll cook her healthy meals to help with the weight loss.