CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: Its foolish to dare someone to drink too much.
Situation: Randal is watching his friend Chad enter a drinking competition at a fraternity.
Intention: Randal wants to make Chad feel accepted by his peers.
Moral consequence: The boys listening to Randal's story befriend Chad.
Immoral action: Randal cheers Chad on urging him to drink ten shots of tequila in a row.
Norm: It is not okay to eat snot.
Situation: Roy is having lunch with Bob and sneezes mucus into his own hand.
Intention: Roy wants to get rid of the mucus.
Moral action: Roy discreetly wipes the mucus away with a paper napkin.
Immoral consequence: Bob is disgusted by Roy.
Norm: It is not okay to eat snot.
Situation: Roy is having lunch with Bob and sneezes mucus into his own hand.
Intention: Roy wants to get rid of the mucus.
Moral consequence: Bob doesn't notice Roy's mucus.
Immoral action: Roy puts the mucus in his mouth.
Norm: It's fun to watch a sports game at the bar.
Situation: Baxter has just clocked out of work for the evening.
Intention: Baxter wants to have fun.
Moral action: Baxter visits a sports bar and eats wings while observing a football game.
Immoral consequence: Baxter goes to bed wishing he would have done something more exciting.
Norm: It's fun to watch a sports game at the bar.
Situation: Baxter has just clocked out of work for the evening.
Intention: Baxter wants to have fun.
Moral consequence: Baxter befriends other sports fans hanging out at the bar.
Immoral action: Baxter goes to home and plays sports video games online.
Norm: It's wrong to seek revenge on others.
Situation: Fred was ripped off by a fast food place that double charged him.
Intention: Fred wants to avoid getting ripped off again.
Moral action: Fred simply refuses to go to that specific fast food location.
Immoral consequence: Fred waste his time and effort on trying to take revenge on a fast food place.
Norm: It's wrong to seek revenge on others.
Situation: Fred was ripped off by a fast food place that double charged him.
Intention: Fred wants to avoid getting ripped off again.
Moral consequence: Fred can continue on with his life unencumbered by revenge.
Immoral action: Fred takes revenge on the location by standing outside and warning everyone they'll rip you off.
Norm: It's good to help people out who are poor.
Situation: Mary has some furniture she doesn't want anymore, and she knows her neighbor who doesn't have much money could use it.
Intention: Mary wants to get the furniture out of her house.
Moral action: Mary gives the furniture to her neighbor and helps them move it into their home.
Immoral consequence: Mary's neighbor has to make due with an insufficient amount of furniture.
Norm: It's good to help people out who are poor.
Situation: Mary has some furniture she doesn't want anymore, and she knows her neighbor who doesn't have much money could use it.
Intention: Mary wants to get the furniture out of her house.
Moral consequence: Mary's neighbor has all the furniture they need after her kind gift.
Immoral action: Mary pays to have the furniture taken to the dump as that seems like the most convenient solution.
Norm: It is responsible to report criminals to law enforcement.
Situation: Jenny sees the face of a man who shoots a store owner.
Intention: Jenny wants to keep her identity hidden.
Moral action: Jenny sends an anonymous tip to the police.
Immoral consequence: The shooter strikes again.
Norm: It is responsible to report criminals to law enforcement.
Situation: Jenny sees the face of a man who shoots a store owner.
Intention: Jenny wants to keep her identity hidden.
Moral consequence: The shooter is arrested.
Immoral action: Jenny stays silent about the crime.
Norm: You shouldn't throw out things that can be recycled.
Situation: Sonya is cleaning her apartment and going through old items.
Intention: Sonya wants to get rid of any unnecessary clutter.
Moral action: Sonya sorts her paper products into recycling and donates her old books to local schools.
Immoral consequence: Sonya has contributed to the growing waste and pollution problem.
Norm: You shouldn't throw out things that can be recycled.
Situation: Sonya is cleaning her apartment and going through old items.
Intention: Sonya wants to get rid of any unnecessary clutter.
Moral consequence: Sonya has contributed to solving the issue of waste and pollution.
Immoral action: Sonya finds old books and notebooks and tosses them into the trash.
Norm: You should not kick someone out of their own home.
Situation: Tifa's husband said some really insensitive things to her without thinking, and her feelings were greatly hurt.
Intention: Tifa doesn't want to be near her husband right now.
Moral action: Tifa asks her husband to sleep on the couch for the night.
Immoral consequence: Tifa's husband files for divorce.
Norm: You should not kick someone out of their own home.
Situation: Tifa's husband said some really insensitive things to her without thinking, and her feelings were greatly hurt.
Intention: Tifa doesn't want to be near her husband right now.
Moral consequence: Tifa's husband sleeps on the couch and in the morning they reconcile and put it behind them.
Immoral action: Tifa kicks her husband out of the house.
Norm: It is considered uncivil to not leave when asked to.
Situation: Colt went to a bar, but the employees didn't want him inside since he was wearing a t-shirt with Che Guevara on it.
Intention: Colt wants to drink some beer.
Moral action: Colt decides to leave and go to another bar instead.
Immoral consequence: Colt creates a hostile environment in the bar, and he risks his own life.
Norm: It is considered uncivil to not leave when asked to.
Situation: Colt went to a bar, but the employees didn't want him inside since he was wearing a t-shirt with Che Guevara on it.
Intention: Colt wants to drink some beer.
Moral consequence: The people in the bar relax, and Colt's life is not in danger.
Immoral action: Colt decides to stay at the bar because he doesn't want to go elsewhere.
Norm: It's rude to raise your voice to people.
Situation: Taylor is in a work meeting in a small room where plans are being discussed.
Intention: Taylor wants to voice her opinion.
Moral action: Taylor states her opinion at a volume that is clear.
Immoral consequence: The other workers will be taken aback by Taylor's volume.
Norm: It's rude to raise your voice to people.
Situation: Taylor is in a work meeting in a small room where plans are being discussed.
Intention: Taylor wants to voice her opinion.
Moral consequence: The other workers will listen to what Taylor has to say.
Immoral action: Taylor projects her voice strongly while others are sitting closely.
Norm: You shouldn't let other people pay for your things.
Situation: Daruka is on a date with a recently jobless traditional man Jeremy, and Jeremy wants to pay the bill.
Intention: Daruka doesn't want to hurt Jeremy's feelings.
Moral action: Daruka suggests that she pay for the meal while Jeremy can pay for the deserts.
Immoral consequence: Jeremy is hit with overdraft fees on his credit card.
Norm: You shouldn't let other people pay for your things.
Situation: Daruka is on a date with a recently jobless traditional man Jeremy, and Jeremy wants to pay the bill.
Intention: Daruka doesn't want to hurt Jeremy's feelings.
Moral consequence: Jeremy trust in Daruka deepens.
Immoral action: Daruka lets Jeremy take care of the entire bill.
Norm: It is mean to get children suspended and expelled.
Situation: Niles pulls the fire alarm one day while walking to class in school.
Intention: Niles wants to get out of trouble.
Moral action: Niles says nothing and no one else saw him pull the alarm.
Immoral consequence: Due to his already spotty record, the bully is expelled from the school.
Norm: It is mean to get children suspended and expelled.
Situation: Niles pulls the fire alarm one day while walking to class in school.
Intention: Niles wants to get out of trouble.
Moral consequence: With no evidence, the school cannot lay blame on a student.
Immoral action: Niles claims the school bully was the one who pulled the alarm.
Norm: You should be more sensitive to people with mental issues.
Situation: Colin's son has anxiety about going to public places.
Intention: Colin wants to get his son to go to the park.
Moral action: Colin talks to his son about how it is good for him to go to the park.
Immoral consequence: Colin's son will have greater anxiety.
Norm: You should be more sensitive to people with mental issues.
Situation: Colin's son has anxiety about going to public places.
Intention: Colin wants to get his son to go to the park.
Moral consequence: Colin's son will be more open to going to the park.
Immoral action: Colin physically carries his son to the park without talking about it.
Norm: It's good for teachers to be concerned about abuse.
Situation: Billy is dealing with bullies, and he goes to the teacher for help.
Intention: Billy's teacher wants to deal with the problem.
Moral action: Billy's Teacher decides to watch the bullies during recess.
Immoral consequence: The bullying continues for poor Billy and no one will listen to him.
Norm: It's good for teachers to be concerned about abuse.
Situation: Billy is dealing with bullies, and he goes to the teacher for help.
Intention: Billy's teacher wants to deal with the problem.
Moral consequence: Sure enough the teacher sees them bully Billy and the bullies get detention.
Immoral action: Billy's Teacher says they will file the paperwork but don't actually do anything.
Norm: You shouldn't mislead people.
Situation: Chris is an investment professional and is trying to get some clients to invest in a high risk fund.
Intention: Chris wants to make a recommendation to his clients.
Moral action: Chris divulges the full risk and reward profile of the fund in his recommendation.
Immoral consequence: Chris' clients decides to file a lawsuit against Chris after the high risk fund crashes.
Norm: You shouldn't mislead people.
Situation: Chris is an investment professional and is trying to get some clients to invest in a high risk fund.
Intention: Chris wants to make a recommendation to his clients.
Moral consequence: Chris' clients tells Chris that the fund has too much risk for them but becomes loyal to Chris due to his integrity.
Immoral action: Chris hides the risk of the fund and gets his clients to invest in a high risk fund.
Norm: It's bad to be addicted to video games.
Situation: Zach is in high school and just heard about a great new online game that came out.
Intention: Zach wants to try the game.
Moral action: Zach tries the game at a friend's house and decides not to get it.
Immoral consequence: Zach neglects his homework, his chores, and his family while he's playing the game.
Norm: It's bad to be addicted to video games.
Situation: Zach is in high school and just heard about a great new online game that came out.
Intention: Zach wants to try the game.
Moral consequence: Zach maintains his grades and his relationship with his family.
Immoral action: Zach buys the game and plays it until he has thoroughly beaten it.
Norm: It's rude to deprive your colleagues of caffeine.
Situation: Matt is a health reformer and doesn't like seeing people drink coffee at work, knowing that it's not good for their health.
Intention: Matt wants to get people off of their caffeine addiction.
Moral action: Matt gives health talks at the office on ways to improve energy without using caffeine.
Immoral consequence: The office workers go into caffeine withdrawals, bringing their productivity down to zero.
Norm: It's rude to deprive your colleagues of caffeine.
Situation: Matt is a health reformer and doesn't like seeing people drink coffee at work, knowing that it's not good for their health.
Intention: Matt wants to get people off of their caffeine addiction.
Moral consequence: Some people try Matt's methods and break free of their need of caffeine.
Immoral action: Matt comes in and removes all caffeinated coffee from the office, then throws it all in the trash.
Norm: It's normal to sell baked goods for charity.
Situation: Molly is going to a charity for cancer.
Intention: Molly wants to sell something at the charity.
Moral action: Molly brings cupcakes to sell at the charity.
Immoral consequence: Molly does not raise very much money at the charity.
Norm: It's normal to sell baked goods for charity.
Situation: Molly is going to a charity for cancer.
Intention: Molly wants to sell something at the charity.
Moral consequence: Molly raises a bunch of money at the charity and sells all the cupcakes.
Immoral action: Molly brings hot Cheetos to sell at the charity.
Norm: It's bad to do drugs without a perscription
Situation: Al is in pain and goes into the bathroom to see what's in the medicine cabinet and finds Advil, Tylenol and his mom's prescribed Oxycontin.
Intention: Al wants to choose a pain killer to use.
Moral action: Al decides to take the Advil as he believes the pain is only moderate.
Immoral consequence: Al overdoses on Oxycontin not knowing how much of a dose is too much and has to be rushed to hospital.
Norm: It's bad to do drugs without a perscription
Situation: Al is in pain and goes into the bathroom to see what's in the medicine cabinet and finds Advil, Tylenol and his mom's prescribed Oxycontin.
Intention: Al wants to choose a pain killer to use.
Moral consequence: Al's pain eventually goes away and Al resumes his activities for the day.
Immoral action: Al decides to take the Oxycontin as he believes that will kill his pain the quickest.
Norm: You shouldn't have an affair.
Situation: Cage has been married for five years, and his boss is flirting with him after work.
Intention: Cage doesn't want to offend his boss.
Moral action: Cage shows his boss pictures of his good looking single friend and sets him up on a blind date.
Immoral consequence: Cage's boss is written up by HR for abusing his authority.
Norm: You shouldn't have an affair.
Situation: Cage has been married for five years, and his boss is flirting with him after work.
Intention: Cage doesn't want to offend his boss.
Moral consequence: Cage's boss meets his future husband during the date.
Immoral action: Cage goes along with his boss' advances kissing him.
Norm: You shouldn't laugh when someone gets hurt.
Situation: Susan is riding bikes with her boyfriend Tom, when she falls into a cactus.
Intention: Tom wants to react to Susan's fall.
Moral action: Tom feels bad that Susan got hurt and rushes to help her up and pull out the thorns.
Immoral consequence: Susan see's Tom as uncaring and mean.
Norm: You shouldn't laugh when someone gets hurt.
Situation: Susan is riding bikes with her boyfriend Tom, when she falls into a cactus.
Intention: Tom wants to react to Susan's fall.
Moral consequence: Susan thinks Tom is very sweet for rushing to her aid.
Immoral action: Tom feels bad that Susan got hurt but finds the situation amusing, so he bursts into laughter.
Norm: It's bad to say mean things about someone's sexual preference.
Situation: William was offended at Michael, because Michael had said something mean about him.
Intention: William wanted to pay Michael back for the insult.
Moral action: William told Michael what he really felt about him as a person, how bad he was.
Immoral consequence: Michael told their friends about it, and all of them had a lower opinion of William.
Norm: It's bad to say mean things about someone's sexual preference.
Situation: William was offended at Michael, because Michael had said something mean about him.
Intention: William wanted to pay Michael back for the insult.
Moral consequence: Michael split from him, and he never heard from him again.
Immoral action: Wlliam started right away calling Michael gay, and other insults for his sexuality.
Norm: You shouldn't expect gifts from people.
Situation: Sal is on the street talking with Dan who asks for directions.
Intention: Sal wants to give directions to Dan.
Moral action: Sal simply gives the directions  and  wishes Dan luck.
Immoral consequence: Sal will be seen as greedy and only doing things for a material reward.
Norm: You shouldn't expect gifts from people.
Situation: Sal is on the street talking with Dan who asks for directions.
Intention: Sal wants to give directions to Dan.
Moral consequence: Sal will be useful and provide assistance to Dan who needs it.
Immoral action: Sal gives directions and mentions they might be worth a few dollars.
Norm: It's good for brothers to do things together.
Situation: Jonny has 3 brothers and tickets to a sports game.
Intention: Jonny wants to find people to bring to the game.
Moral action: Jonny asks his 3 brothers to go to the game with him.
Immoral consequence: Jonny and his brothers will not share fun moments together.
Norm: It's good for brothers to do things together.
Situation: Jonny has 3 brothers and tickets to a sports game.
Intention: Jonny wants to find people to bring to the game.
Moral consequence: Jonny and his brothers will develop their bond.
Immoral action: Jonny asks friends from school to go to the game instead of his brothers.
Norm: It's unprofessional to be late to work.
Situation: Jane has recently started a new job where she is expected to come in at 9:00.
Intention: Jane wants to make an appointment with her doctor who only has appointments available in the morning.
Moral action: Jane schedules her appointment with the doctor for 8:00 and informs her manager in case it runs late.
Immoral consequence: Jane is written up and placed on probation at her job.
Norm: It's unprofessional to be late to work.
Situation: Jane has recently started a new job where she is expected to come in at 9:00.
Intention: Jane wants to make an appointment with her doctor who only has appointments available in the morning.
Moral consequence: Jane's manager is impressed with Jane's actions and Jane receives a positive review.
Immoral action: Jane schedules the appointment with her doctor at 9:00 without informing anyone at work.
Norm: It's not okay to over estimate your abilities.
Situation: Anthony just got hired at a large factory and his first day is today.
Intention: Anthony has to move a pallet of goods to a different location in the factory.
Moral action: Anthony asks a coworker if they can help him move the pallet and instruct him on how to use the forklift.
Immoral consequence: Anthony manages to move the pallet to where it needs to go but in the process damages a lot of other items and receives a write up.
Norm: It's not okay to over estimate your abilities.
Situation: Anthony just got hired at a large factory and his first day is today.
Intention: Anthony has to move a pallet of goods to a different location in the factory.
Moral consequence: The coworker gladly accepts and moves the pallet for Anthony while also teaching him how to do it himself.
Immoral action: Anthony see's an unused fork lift and although he has no formal training, he is confident he can use it just fine.
Norm: It's pathetic to feel intellectually superior after visiting a kindergarten.
Situation: Art is a cop talking to Dale in a break room after community outreach at a local elementary school.
Intention: Art wants to relay Art's experience in the classroom.
Moral action: Art tells Dale the kids were cute and precious.
Immoral consequence: Art will be perceived  as insecure by Dale.
Norm: It's pathetic to feel intellectually superior after visiting a kindergarten.
Situation: Art is a cop talking to Dale in a break room after community outreach at a local elementary school.
Intention: Art wants to relay Art's experience in the classroom.
Moral consequence: Art comes across as a man with traditional values who says proper things.
Immoral action: Art tells Dale how dumb he thought  the children's questions were compared to what Art would ask.
Norm: It's wrong to poop on the floor.
Situation: Theo just ate some Indian food the day before so now he has a big urge to poo at work.
Intention: Theo wants to poo.
Moral action: Theo holds the poo inside him until he can find a bathroom.
Immoral consequence: Theo's coworkers smell the poo, and a worker has to clean up the poo.
Norm: It's wrong to poop on the floor.
Situation: Theo just ate some Indian food the day before so now he has a big urge to poo at work.
Intention: Theo wants to poo.
Moral consequence: Theo's coworkers are unaffected, and no one has to clean up after him.
Immoral action: Theo can't hold it, so he poops in a hallway at work.
Norm: It's embarrassing for your nude photos to be released.
Situation: Cherry just realized that her phone has been hacked, and she has naked pictures of herself being posted on the internet.
Intention: Cherry wants to deal with the hack.
Moral action: Cherry deletes all her social media, so she doesn't have to deal with the feedback about her naked pictures.
Immoral consequence: Cherry's nude pictures are released to the public, and she now has to put on a confident face every time somebody brings them up.
Norm: It's embarrassing for your nude photos to be released.
Situation: Cherry just realized that her phone has been hacked, and she has naked pictures of herself being posted on the internet.
Intention: Cherry wants to deal with the hack.
Moral consequence: Cherry eventually outlasts the hysteria surrounding her pictures but never quite gets over it.
Immoral action: Cherry encourages to hacker to share her pictures even more with people to show she is not afraid and is unfazed by the hack.
Norm: It's not nice to expect others to wait for you
Situation: Jenna was supposed to meet her friends at 8 AM to drive to an amusement park, and woke up hungover at 7:30.
Intention: Jenna wants to get more sleep.
Moral action: Jenna goes directly to meet her friends and asks them if she can sleep in the backseat of their car.
Immoral consequence: All of Jenna's friends spend the first half hour of the trip complaining about her.
Norm: It's not nice to expect others to wait for you
Situation: Jenna was supposed to meet her friends at 8 AM to drive to an amusement park, and woke up hungover at 7:30.
Intention: Jenna wants to get more sleep.
Moral consequence: Jenna wakes up at the amusement park ready to go on all the rides.
Immoral action: Jenna falls back asleep in her bed and arrives to the meeting point an hour late.
Norm: It is polite to clean up after yourself in public
Situation: Adam is using the bathroom in a big box store because he has a bad case of the runs.
Intention: Adam doesn't want to draw attention to himself.
Moral action: Adam takes the time to clean up after himself to avoid people knowing he messed up the bathroom.
Immoral consequence: The custodian has to put the bathroom out of order while cleaning up the mess.
Norm: It is polite to clean up after yourself in public
Situation: Adam is using the bathroom in a big box store because he has a bad case of the runs.
Intention: Adam doesn't want to draw attention to himself.
Moral consequence: The custodian has hardly any mess to clean up that afternoon.
Immoral action: Adam leaves the bathroom as quickly as possible to avoid notice, leaving behind a huge mess of crappy toilet paper.
Norm: You shouldn't use your roommate's things without their permission.
Situation: When Jenna got out of the shower, she realized she couldn't find her hairbrush.
Intention: Jenna wants to brush her hair before it dries.
Moral action: Jenna uses an old comb to brush her hair instead and orders a new brush from Amazon.
Immoral consequence: Jenna's roommate sees Jenna's hair in her brush and installs a lock on her door.
Norm: You shouldn't use your roommate's things without their permission.
Situation: When Jenna got out of the shower, she realized she couldn't find her hairbrush.
Intention: Jenna wants to brush her hair before it dries.
Moral consequence: It takes longer for Jenna to brush her hair, but she avoids conflict with her roommate.
Immoral action: Jenna goes into her roommate's room and borrows her hairbrush without asking.