CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's rude to make fun of someone's name.
Situation: Jack meets a new student at school whose name is Moonblossom.
Intention: Jack wants to talk to Moonblossom.
Immoral action: Jack says that Moonblossom is a name for a person that people won't want to be friends with.
Norm: It's frowned upon to get an F on an assignment.
Situation: Ginny has a big test at school tomorrow that she hasn't studied for yet, but she wants to go out to play.
Intention: Ginny wants show up for the exam.
Moral action: Ginny decides to have a cram study session instead of playing, then takes the test.
Norm: It's frowned upon to get an F on an assignment.
Situation: Ginny has a big test at school tomorrow that she hasn't studied for yet, but she wants to go out to play.
Intention: Ginny wants show up for the exam.
Immoral action: Ginny decides to not go over her notes and plays outside instead, and then takes the test.
Norm: It's not okay to not make yourself look presentable.
Situation: Ginny, a real estate agent, is out for a jog when she gets a call from a client.
Intention: Ginny wants to take the client to see a house they are interested in.
Moral action: Ginny ends her jog early and goes home to take a shower before meeting with her clients.
Norm: It's not okay to not make yourself look presentable.
Situation: Ginny, a real estate agent, is out for a jog when she gets a call from a client.
Intention: Ginny wants to take the client to see a house they are interested in.
Immoral action: Ginny goes straight from her jog to meet the new clients even though she looks sweaty and disheveled.
Norm: You shouldn't be ashamed of your physical disabilities.
Situation: Lara, who is very physically attractive, was born with a problem in her legs that leaves her with a severe limp, which she doesn't like people to see.
Intention: Lara wants to participate in a speed dating event at a local nightclub.
Moral action: Lara has fun at the dating event and finds herself walking from table to table without even thinking about it, and she meets a lot of interested, prospective dates.
Norm: You shouldn't be ashamed of your physical disabilities.
Situation: Lara, who is very physically attractive, was born with a problem in her legs that leaves her with a severe limp, which she doesn't like people to see.
Intention: Lara wants to participate in a speed dating event at a local nightclub.
Immoral action: Lara is very popular with prospective dates, but she is ashamed of her limp and avoids walking in front of them, so she doesn't get to meet as many people.
Norm: It's wrong to not be supportive of coworkers.
Situation: Katie's coworker Brad is very nervous about giving a presentation to the CEO today.
Intention: Katie wants to go to lunch.
Moral action: Katie asks Brad if he wants to go to lunch with her, and she can help him prepare for his presentation.
Norm: It's wrong to not be supportive of coworkers.
Situation: Katie's coworker Brad is very nervous about giving a presentation to the CEO today.
Intention: Katie wants to go to lunch.
Immoral action: Katie tells Brad she doesn't really have time to talk about it because she is on her way to lunch.
Norm: You shouldn't laugh at your coworkers.
Situation: Joey is working construction with his coworker who keeps making mistakes.
Intention: Joey wants to enjoy his time with his coworker.
Moral action: Joey shows his coworker how to correct their mistakes so that the both of them can work more smoothly and have more break time to enjoy.
Norm: You shouldn't laugh at your coworkers.
Situation: Joey is working construction with his coworker who keeps making mistakes.
Intention: Joey wants to enjoy his time with his coworker.
Immoral action: At the expensive of his coworker's mistakes Joey is entertained by the coworker chuckling at every misstep.
Norm: It's nice to do things to help your friends.
Situation: Kevin has the afternoon free from work, and his friend Danial asked people to help him move furniture on Facebook.
Intention: Kevin wants to have fun.
Moral action: Kevin decides to help Danial while his favorite songs play on the stereo.
Norm: It's nice to do things to help your friends.
Situation: Kevin has the afternoon free from work, and his friend Danial asked people to help him move furniture on Facebook.
Intention: Kevin wants to have fun.
Immoral action: Kevin decides to spend the afternoon playing Call of Duty.
Norm: It's not okay to deceive others.
Situation: Phil is out shopping when a customer stops him and asks if a $100 bill they found on the floor belongs to Phil, which it doesn't.
Intention: Phil needs to decide how to respond.
Moral action: Phil says the bill is not his and offers to help find the person it belongs to.
Norm: It's not okay to deceive others.
Situation: Phil is out shopping when a customer stops him and asks if a $100 bill they found on the floor belongs to Phil, which it doesn't.
Intention: Phil needs to decide how to respond.
Immoral action: Phil thanks the customer for finding his lost money and pockets it.
Norm: It's rude to keep secrets from your significant other.
Situation: John and MIndy are married but John has racked up a ton of debt due to his private gambling problem.
Intention: John wants to keep his marriage to Mindy.
Moral action: John confides his problem to Mindy and says he'll stop and goes to AA meetings.
Norm: It's rude to keep secrets from your significant other.
Situation: John and MIndy are married but John has racked up a ton of debt due to his private gambling problem.
Intention: John wants to keep his marriage to Mindy.
Immoral action: John keeps his gambling problem a secret from Mindy until all their money is gone.
Norm: It's not okay to abuse others to improve your life.
Situation: Gary is neighbors with a rich but weak man named Ted and Gary has big gambling debts.
Intention: Gary needs to find a way to get more money.
Moral action: Gary asks Ted to loan him some money and that he promises he'll repay with interest.
Norm: It's not okay to abuse others to improve your life.
Situation: Gary is neighbors with a rich but weak man named Ted and Gary has big gambling debts.
Intention: Gary needs to find a way to get more money.
Immoral action: Gary threatens Ted and tells him if he doesn't pay Gary an allowance Gary will beat on him regularly.
Norm: It's good to own up to your past mistakes.
Situation: Bill is at work talking with his boss who is giving him a performance review.
Intention: Bill wants to look good in front of his boss.
Moral action: Bill's boss asks about a mistake Bill made during the last year and Bill uses the opportunity to explain what he learned from making that mistake to his boss.
Norm: It's good to own up to your past mistakes.
Situation: Bill is at work talking with his boss who is giving him a performance review.
Intention: Bill wants to look good in front of his boss.
Immoral action: Bill's boss asks Bill about a mistake he made and as to look better, Bill blamed others for the event.
Norm: It's good to swap with people.
Situation: Reba is at lunch and Jack has asked her to swap half of her sandwich for his.
Intention: Reba wants to enjoy her lunch.
Moral action: Reba swaps half of her sandwich with Jack and finds his sandwich surprisingly good.
Norm: It's good to swap with people.
Situation: Reba is at lunch and Jack has asked her to swap half of her sandwich for his.
Intention: Reba wants to enjoy her lunch.
Immoral action: Reba refuses to swap with Jack because she does not think his sandwich will be very good.
Norm: It's good for someone to stick up for their family.
Situation: Bill's younger brother Bob is getting picked on at school and Bob asks him for help.
Intention: Bill needs to decide how to help.
Moral action: Bill tells Bob that tomorrow he'll scare off the bully for him.
Norm: It's good for someone to stick up for their family.
Situation: Bill's younger brother Bob is getting picked on at school and Bob asks him for help.
Intention: Bill needs to decide how to help.
Immoral action: Bill tells Bob that he needs to learn to stand up for himself and that Bill can't fight all Bob's battles.
Norm: It's wrong not to pay back your debts.
Situation: Blair is sitting at home when his phone rings, and he sees it's the debt collection agency on the call display.
Intention: Blair wants to get the phone to stop ringing.
Moral action: Blair answers his phone and talks to the collection agent about making a payment arrangement.
Norm: It's wrong not to pay back your debts.
Situation: Blair is sitting at home when his phone rings, and he sees it's the debt collection agency on the call display.
Intention: Blair wants to get the phone to stop ringing.
Immoral action: Blair looks at his phone and hits a button that silences the ringer before throwing the phone on the couch.
Norm: It's good to practice.
Situation: Joel's baseball coach says he should be better at hitting, but he hates practicing.
Intention: Joel has to decide whether to practice hitting.
Moral action: Joel wants to get paid more, so he decides to practice more.
Norm: It's good to practice.
Situation: Joel's baseball coach says he should be better at hitting, but he hates practicing.
Intention: Joel has to decide whether to practice hitting.
Immoral action: Joel decides that he's good enough at hitting and never practices.
Norm: It’s wrong to pull out in front of people.
Situation: Clarissa trying to pull out of a parking lot onto a busy street.
Intention: Clarissa wants to drive to her home.
Moral action: Clarissa waits patiently for the nearest light on the main road to change, so she can find a gap to pull out into.
Norm: It’s wrong to pull out in front of people.
Situation: Clarissa trying to pull out of a parking lot onto a busy street.
Intention: Clarissa wants to drive to her home.
Immoral action: Clarissa pulls her car out into the busy road without regard for how close traffic is.
Norm: You should not lose your temper in public.
Situation: James had been waiting in a very long WalMart line for thirty minutes when the clerk open a new checkout for the people behind him.
Intention: James wants to express the unfairness of the situation.
Moral action: James tells the cashier he's been waiting the longest, and he won't take long to check out.
Norm: You should not lose your temper in public.
Situation: James had been waiting in a very long WalMart line for thirty minutes when the clerk open a new checkout for the people behind him.
Intention: James wants to express the unfairness of the situation.
Immoral action: James raises his voice and throws his items at the cashier as he decries the unfairness of not being first in the new line.
Norm: It's wrong to think violent thoughts about others.
Situation: Wayne can't stand living in the same house as Garth any longer.
Intention: Wayne wants to stop living with Garth.
Moral action: Wayne tells Garth that he's going to move out and find his own house.
Norm: It's wrong to think violent thoughts about others.
Situation: Wayne can't stand living in the same house as Garth any longer.
Intention: Wayne wants to stop living with Garth.
Immoral action: Wayne tells Garth he's going to kill him if he doesn't get out of the house.
Norm: You shouldn't break up with someone via text message.
Situation: Ian is in a romantic relationship that has been toxic lately.
Intention: Ian wants to split up with his partner.
Moral action: Ian informs is partner that they need to have a talk, and they both know that they will be discussing splitting up.
Norm: You shouldn't break up with someone via text message.
Situation: Ian is in a romantic relationship that has been toxic lately.
Intention: Ian wants to split up with his partner.
Immoral action: Ian lacks the courage to communicate which caused the problems to begin with, so he sends a text about to his partner informing them the relationship is over.
Norm: It's wrong to stalk a person you're attracted to.
Situation: Warren likes a woman who goes to the same coffee shop as him.
Intention: Warren wants to find out more about the woman.
Moral action: Warren introduces himself to the woman and asks her for her name.
Norm: It's wrong to stalk a person you're attracted to.
Situation: Warren likes a woman who goes to the same coffee shop as him.
Intention: Warren wants to find out more about the woman.
Immoral action: Warren follows the woman in his car when she leaves the coffee shop.
Norm: It's rude to try to deceive other people.
Situation: Shawn is applying for jobs that are listed in the wanted ads.
Intention: Shawn wants to get a good job.
Moral action: Shawn applies to the jobs he is qualified for and gets enough offers that he can choose the best opportunity.
Norm: It's rude to try to deceive other people.
Situation: Shawn is applying for jobs that are listed in the wanted ads.
Intention: Shawn wants to get a good job.
Immoral action: Shawn doesn't meet the qualifications for a particular opening but says he does on his resume.
Norm: It's bad to be rude to someone.
Situation: Marcus is annoyed at the people in the next dorm because they interrupt his sleep with parties, and he overhears them complaining about low exam scores.
Intention: Marcus wants the boys to stop partying.
Moral action: Marcus offers to tutor the boys in exchange for them holding less parties.
Norm: It's bad to be rude to someone.
Situation: Marcus is annoyed at the people in the next dorm because they interrupt his sleep with parties, and he overhears them complaining about low exam scores.
Intention: Marcus wants the boys to stop partying.
Immoral action: Marcus tells the other boys that they might make better grades if they studied instead of throwing parties like silly cave me.
Norm: It's wrong to laugh at threats about animals.
Situation: Paul lets his dog defecate on his neighbor's lawn, and now his neighbor threatens that if it happens again, he'll shoot the dog.
Intention: Paul wants to respond to his neighbor's threat.
Moral action: Paul tells his neighbor that he'll keep his dog on his own property from now on.
Norm: It's wrong to laugh at threats about animals.
Situation: Paul lets his dog defecate on his neighbor's lawn, and now his neighbor threatens that if it happens again, he'll shoot the dog.
Intention: Paul wants to respond to his neighbor's threat.
Immoral action: Paul laughs at his neighbor and tells him that he doesn't have the guts to do anything about Paul's dog.
Norm: It is wrong to have non consensual sex.
Situation: Brian and Barbara are lying on Brian's bed fooling around after having a lot to drink, and Brian notices Barbara has just passed out.
Intention: Brian wants to have sex.
Moral action: Brian waits until morning when Barbara wakes up before asking for sex.
Norm: It is wrong to have non consensual sex.
Situation: Brian and Barbara are lying on Brian's bed fooling around after having a lot to drink, and Brian notices Barbara has just passed out.
Intention: Brian wants to have sex.
Immoral action: Brian has sex with Barbara while she's passed out, figuring she won't mind.
Norm: It's wrong to use bullying tactics to get things done.
Situation: Amber is a busy lunch room at school and finds that she has forgotten her lunch money.
Intention: Amber wants to buy herself lunch.
Moral action: Amber asks the person next to her in the lunch room if they have an extra dollar or two.
Norm: It's wrong to use bullying tactics to get things done.
Situation: Amber is a busy lunch room at school and finds that she has forgotten her lunch money.
Intention: Amber wants to buy herself lunch.
Immoral action: Amber finds a younger student nearby and puts her hand on his chest, pushing him towards the wall to get his money out of his pocket.
Norm: It's kind to offer guidance to someone who is lost.
Situation: While walking home, Mark finds a woman who is having trouble finding a store.
Intention: Mark wants to get home.
Moral action: Mark gives the woman instructions on how to find the store before going home.
Norm: It's kind to offer guidance to someone who is lost.
Situation: While walking home, Mark finds a woman who is having trouble finding a store.
Intention: Mark wants to get home.
Immoral action: Mark pretends he doesn't know where the store is, so he can get home faster.
Norm: You shouldn't resent your parents.
Situation: Antonio is visiting his parents at the nursing home one day.
Intention: Antonio wants his parents to know they hurt him as a kid.
Moral action: Antonio tells his parents he forgives them for the past hurts and visits them often.
Norm: You shouldn't resent your parents.
Situation: Antonio is visiting his parents at the nursing home one day.
Intention: Antonio wants his parents to know they hurt him as a kid.
Immoral action: Antonio tells his parents he does not like them at all and will never forgive them for what they did and won't speak to them ever again.
Norm: It's wrong to drive around on an expired tag.
Situation: Ted was getting in his car to go to work when he realized that his car had expired tags.
Intention: Ted wants to get to work.
Moral action: Ted asks his friend for a ride to work until he gets the tag renewed.
Norm: It's wrong to drive around on an expired tag.
Situation: Ted was getting in his car to go to work when he realized that his car had expired tags.
Intention: Ted wants to get to work.
Immoral action: Ted drives his car with the expired tags to his job anyway.
Norm: It is important to own up to your mistakes.
Situation: Jacob accidentally scratched his Mom's car while parking at the neighborhood store around the corner from their house.
Intention: Jacob wants to tell his Mom her car is damaged.
Moral action: Jacob tells his mom what happened  to the car and promises to work to pay for the damages.
Norm: It is important to own up to your mistakes.
Situation: Jacob accidentally scratched his Mom's car while parking at the neighborhood store around the corner from their house.
Intention: Jacob wants to tell his Mom her car is damaged.
Immoral action: Jacob tells his Mom that the car was scratched when he was in the store, but he did not know by who.
Norm: It's wrong to throw your partner around against their will.
Situation: John's mother just died and John is at home with his wife Mindy.
Intention: John wants to vent his sadness.
Moral action: John tells MIndy the sad news and John goes and takes a bath.
Norm: It's wrong to throw your partner around against their will.
Situation: John's mother just died and John is at home with his wife Mindy.
Intention: John wants to vent his sadness.
Immoral action: John raises his voice at Mindy and throws her across the room.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to pull a girl's hair.
Situation: Billy is in grade school and has a crush on a girl in his class.
Intention: Billy wants to get the girl's attention.
Moral action: Billy offers the girl a dessert treat during lunch and asks if he can sit next to her.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to pull a girl's hair.
Situation: Billy is in grade school and has a crush on a girl in his class.
Intention: Billy wants to get the girl's attention.
Immoral action: Billy sneak up behind the girl to surprise her by giving her hair a tug because he doesn't know how to talk to girls.
Norm: It's mean to steal someone else's candy.
Situation: It's Halloween and Franklin's run out of candy to give to the kids who visit his house, and he eyes up his son Dick's candy that Dick already brought back.
Intention: Franklin wants to keep giving candy to trick or treaters.
Moral action: Franklin asks Dick which candy he doesn't like, and asks if he can use that candy to give to trick or treaters.
Norm: It's mean to steal someone else's candy.
Situation: It's Halloween and Franklin's run out of candy to give to the kids who visit his house, and he eyes up his son Dick's candy that Dick already brought back.
Intention: Franklin wants to keep giving candy to trick or treaters.
Immoral action: Franklin starts grabbing candy out of DIck's candy haul and handing them out whenever someone shows up at his door.
Norm: It's fun to do things just for fun.
Situation: Jon wants to advance in his career when his friend Bert asks him to go to an amusement park.
Intention: Jon wants to respond to Bert's invite.
Moral action: Jon says that he will go to the amusement park with Bert.
Norm: It's fun to do things just for fun.
Situation: Jon wants to advance in his career when his friend Bert asks him to go to an amusement park.
Intention: Jon wants to respond to Bert's invite.
Immoral action: Jon says he won't go to the amusement park because it's not work related.
Norm: It's wrong to have an affair.
Situation: Keri is on a business trip out of state from her husband and has a free evening.
Intention: Keri wants have a drink and enjoy herself.
Moral action: Keri takes a few drinks out of the mini bar in her hotel room and gives her husband a call to see how he is.
Norm: It's wrong to have an affair.
Situation: Keri is on a business trip out of state from her husband and has a free evening.
Intention: Keri wants have a drink and enjoy herself.
Immoral action: Keri heads to a local bar for some drinks and meets a local man who she brings back to her hotel room.
Norm: It's not okay to leave someone when they need you.
Situation: Lars has been happy with his girlfriend Maria for three years but recently Maria got very sick and is hospitalized.
Intention: Lars wants to only have happy times with his girlfriend.
Moral action: Lars sticks with Maria and comforts her and finds the joy in helping her and loving her.
Norm: It's not okay to leave someone when they need you.
Situation: Lars has been happy with his girlfriend Maria for three years but recently Maria got very sick and is hospitalized.
Intention: Lars wants to only have happy times with his girlfriend.
Immoral action: Lars tells Maria it's over and looks to date other girls.
Norm: It's good to show your gratitude toward others.
Situation: Tammy is working as an emergency medical technician during an emergency, and she is processing patients as quickly as she can through the emergency room.
Intention: Tammy needs to get the clerical staff processing people more quickly.
Moral action: Tammy praises the work of the clerical staff, telling them that they are having a great effect on patient care that day, and she appreciates them.
Norm: It's good to show your gratitude toward others.
Situation: Tammy is working as an emergency medical technician during an emergency, and she is processing patients as quickly as she can through the emergency room.
Intention: Tammy needs to get the clerical staff processing people more quickly.
Immoral action: Tammy tells the people processing paperwork for her patients that they aren't moving fast enough and that they're going to cost someone their life.
Norm: It’s bad to leave your spouse out of things.
Situation: Randy and Ryan have been married for two years and are considering buying a home.
Intention: Randy wants to surprise Ryan.
Moral action: Randy buys a special set of china to use with Ryan when they finally pick a home and gift wraps it for him.
Norm: It’s bad to leave your spouse out of things.
Situation: Randy and Ryan have been married for two years and are considering buying a home.
Intention: Randy wants to surprise Ryan.
Immoral action: Randy signs a mortgage on a home without telling Ryan and surprises him with it after work one day.
Norm: It is wrong to use violencec agaisnt others.
Situation: A women backs into Jason's car at the mall.
Intention: Jason wants to show the woman the damage she caused.
Moral action: Jason bewilderingly points to the dent the women caused and asks if she is okay.
Norm: It is wrong to use violencec agaisnt others.
Situation: A women backs into Jason's car at the mall.
Intention: Jason wants to show the woman the damage she caused.
Immoral action: Jason grabs the woman by the arm and pulls her over to see the dent in his car.
Norm: You shouldn't shoot people in the face.
Situation: Bella is getting ready to play paintball with a group of friends.
Intention: Bella wants to shoot her friends with paintballs.
Moral action: Bella waits for the game to begin and takes cover while carefully aiming her shots at her friends.