CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's good to be humble when you win a competition.
Situation: Rory just won a marathon, and his friends are asking how he did.
Intention: Rory wants to tell his friends that he won the marathon.
Moral consequence: Rory's friends think that he is tough and are proud of him.
Immoral action: Rory tells his friends that he was so much better than the other runners.
Norm: It's unacceptable to judge the way someone grieves.
Situation: Patty's mother recently passed away and her brother did not want to attend the funeral.
Intention: Patty wants to talk to her brother about not attending the funeral.
Moral action: Patty tells her brother it's okay for him to process their mother's death in his own way.
Immoral consequence: Patty's brother will feel misunderstood by Patty and attacked by her.
Norm: It's unacceptable to judge the way someone grieves.
Situation: Patty's mother recently passed away and her brother did not want to attend the funeral.
Intention: Patty wants to talk to her brother about not attending the funeral.
Moral consequence: Patty's brother will feel that Patty is trying to understand him and cares.
Immoral action: Patty tells her brother it was rude to not attend the funeral.
Norm: It's good to celebrate with your friends.
Situation: Blane's friend Giovanni won a million dollars on a game show, and he's throwing a party.
Intention: Blane wants to decide to go to the party or not.
Moral action: Blane goes to the party to celebrate with his friend.
Immoral consequence: Blane misses out on the party and is bored and angry at home.
Norm: It's good to celebrate with your friends.
Situation: Blane's friend Giovanni won a million dollars on a game show, and he's throwing a party.
Intention: Blane wants to decide to go to the party or not.
Moral consequence: Blane has a blast at the party with his friend.
Immoral action: Blane is envious of Giovanni for winning the money, so he stays home.
Norm: It's wrong to insult other people's stories.
Situation: Kelly is getting bored by the story that Don is telling about his grandfather.
Intention: Kelly wants to make Don stop telling the story.
Moral action: Kelly asks Don if he would like to get something to eat.
Immoral consequence: Don starts to sob uncontrollably and walks away from Kelly.
Norm: It's wrong to insult other people's stories.
Situation: Kelly is getting bored by the story that Don is telling about his grandfather.
Intention: Kelly wants to make Don stop telling the story.
Moral consequence: Don tells Kelly that he's getting hungry and would love to eat a burger.
Immoral action: Kelly tells Don that the story about his grandfather is boring.
Norm: It's rude to stay in a store past closing.
Situation: Sandy is in the grocery store shopping and it will be closing in a short time.
Intention: Sandy wants to grab a few items she needs to use for dinner.
Moral action: Sandy hustles through the store getting what she needs just before the close time.
Immoral consequence: The store employees have to stay a little bit extra past their shift end.
Norm: It's rude to stay in a store past closing.
Situation: Sandy is in the grocery store shopping and it will be closing in a short time.
Intention: Sandy wants to grab a few items she needs to use for dinner.
Moral consequence: The employees are pleased that she was mindful enough to leave on time.
Immoral action: Sandy spends time browsing around before checking out her items soon after the store was meant to close.
Norm: It's bad to overwork your employees.
Situation: Daphne is a busy mother who owns a coffee shop that is mostly run by her employees.
Intention: Daphne wants to spend as little time at the coffee shop as possible, so she can tend to her kids.
Moral action: Daphne hires more people to help run her coffee shop.
Immoral consequence: Daphne's employees are unable to handle the heavy workload and quit.
Norm: It's bad to overwork your employees.
Situation: Daphne is a busy mother who owns a coffee shop that is mostly run by her employees.
Intention: Daphne wants to spend as little time at the coffee shop as possible, so she can tend to her kids.
Moral consequence: Daphne's employees work reasonable hours, and she is able to mother her kids.
Immoral action: Daphne schedules her employees to work long hours without overtime pay.
Norm: You shouldn't harass citizens if you're a police officer.
Situation: Victor is a new police officer fresh out of the academy whom was just assigned to patrol a new community.
Intention: Victor wants his community to respect him.
Moral action: Victor goes out of his way to help members of his community and spends time talking and getting to know them.
Immoral consequence: Victors community grows to hate him and doesn't cooperate whenever major criminal activity occurs.
Norm: You shouldn't harass citizens if you're a police officer.
Situation: Victor is a new police officer fresh out of the academy whom was just assigned to patrol a new community.
Intention: Victor wants his community to respect him.
Moral consequence: Victor's community grows to trust and respect him and will go out of their way to let him know when they learn of a crime occurring.
Immoral action: Victor constantly pulls people over whom are doing nothing wrong and is very mean to them.
Norm: You shouldn't feign a mental illness to get someone's attention.
Situation: Jay is a musician who has been having trouble getting attention for his music.
Intention: Jay wants to get his music out there.
Moral action: Jay offers to perform at concerts for an affordable price.
Immoral consequence: Jay's post becomes viral, and Jay becomes popular off of a lie.
Norm: You shouldn't feign a mental illness to get someone's attention.
Situation: Jay is a musician who has been having trouble getting attention for his music.
Intention: Jay wants to get his music out there.
Moral consequence: People become aware of Jay, and Jay feels better about how he's getting attention.
Immoral action: Jay writes a post on social media about making music while being bipolar.
Norm: You shouldn't disrespect someone's wife.
Situation: Anthony is upset at Shawn's wife because she has been rude to him lately.
Intention: Anthony wants to do something about it.
Moral action: Anthony tells Shawn's wife that he doesn't want to fight with her, and that he wants to get along.
Immoral consequence: Shawn gets very upset with Anthony, and their friendship ends over it.
Norm: You shouldn't disrespect someone's wife.
Situation: Anthony is upset at Shawn's wife because she has been rude to him lately.
Intention: Anthony wants to do something about it.
Moral consequence: Shawn overhears this and pressures his wife to dial it back.
Immoral action: The next time Shawn's wife slights him, Anthony calls her a slur.
Norm: It's good to pay attention to your host.
Situation: Leah is in a circle talking to a few people at a party when her friend who is hosting the party walks up.
Intention: Leah wants to get the attention of a boy at the party.
Moral action: Leah asks the boy she's interested in how he knows the host, sparking a three-way conversation that includes the boy she's interested in.
Immoral consequence: Leah's friend is unhappy and doesn't invite Leah to the next party she hosts.
Norm: It's good to pay attention to your host.
Situation: Leah is in a circle talking to a few people at a party when her friend who is hosting the party walks up.
Intention: Leah wants to get the attention of a boy at the party.
Moral consequence: Leah's friend sees what Leah is trying to do and helps her hit it off with the boy.
Immoral action: Leah ignores the friend that just walked up and instead tries to start a side conversation with the boy she's interested in.
Norm: Name calling is rude.
Situation: Mike is dating Grace, and he is stressed out with his new job.
Intention: Mike wants to be able to perform better at his job role.
Moral action: Mike feels supported by Grace while he becomes better qualified in his work responsibilities and always has sweet endearments he calls her.
Immoral consequence: Grace gets fed up with Mike's mental abuse and breaks up with him.
Norm: Name calling is rude.
Situation: Mike is dating Grace, and he is stressed out with his new job.
Intention: Mike wants to be able to perform better at his job role.
Moral consequence: Grace adores Mike's nicknames and grows to care for him more because of his words of affection.
Immoral action: Mike calls Grace ugly name while he is training at his new work role and continues taking out his frustrations on her after training.
Norm: You should try to support your partner
Situation: Ken's wife Debra works a full time job as a server, but is considering quitting to focus on going back to college, and asks for some help financially.
Intention: Ken wants to answer Debra's request.
Moral action: Ken tells Debra that he's glad she wants to better her life, and he would like to assist in any way possible.
Immoral consequence: Debra feels that Ken doesn't want to invest in their future and sees him in a different light now.
Norm: You should try to support your partner
Situation: Ken's wife Debra works a full time job as a server, but is considering quitting to focus on going back to college, and asks for some help financially.
Intention: Ken wants to answer Debra's request.
Moral consequence: Debra feels that Ken wants what's best for her, and she is appreciative.
Immoral action: Ken tells Debra that he doesn't want to be stuck paying all the bills on his own, so declines.
Norm: It's bad to try to profit off of someone's insecurities.
Situation: Lauren has just signed up with a multi-level-marketing company to sell makeup.
Intention: Lauren wants to make her first sale.
Moral action: Lauren posts her products for sale on her social media pages and gives catalogs to her female family members.
Immoral consequence: Justine is very offended and tells the rest of the family not to buy anything from Lauren.
Norm: It's bad to try to profit off of someone's insecurities.
Situation: Lauren has just signed up with a multi-level-marketing company to sell makeup.
Intention: Lauren wants to make her first sale.
Moral consequence: Lauren's friends and family members decide to be nice and support Lauren by buying a few things from her.
Immoral action: Lauren calls up her sister in law Justine and tells her she should buy makeup from her because it will help Justice cover her acne scars.
Norm: You shouldn't prank your principal.
Situation: Billy found out that he had a new principal at the school he was going to.
Intention: Billy wants to welcome the principal to the school.
Moral action: Billy brings the principal a fresh batch of brownies to his office.
Immoral consequence: The principal calls the police and Billy is brought in to the station.
Norm: You shouldn't prank your principal.
Situation: Billy found out that he had a new principal at the school he was going to.
Intention: Billy wants to welcome the principal to the school.
Moral consequence: The principal thanks Billy and introduces himself in the office.
Immoral action: Billy drives by the principal's home and eggs the man's house.
Norm: It's good to want to be a better parent.
Situation: Kate just got custody of her child back from the courts and is sitting at home with her child.
Intention: Kate wants to relax at home.
Moral action: Kate just lays in bed with her child thinking of all the ways she will make sure the situation doesn't happen again.
Immoral consequence: Kate soon loses custody of her child again and this time for good.
Norm: It's good to want to be a better parent.
Situation: Kate just got custody of her child back from the courts and is sitting at home with her child.
Intention: Kate wants to relax at home.
Moral consequence: Kate consistently improves as a parent and provides for her child well.
Immoral action: Kate's repeats the same relaxed behaviors in her home that landed her with the courts to begin with.
Norm: It is good to learn about autism.
Situation: Bret has a nephew named Sam that has autism that he is going to babysit for the afternoon.
Intention: Bret wants to do activities with Sam.
Moral action: Bret learns about autism and approaches Sam with consideration about his autism.
Immoral consequence: Bret will become frustrated if Sam avoids certain avitivities.
Norm: It is good to learn about autism.
Situation: Bret has a nephew named Sam that has autism that he is going to babysit for the afternoon.
Intention: Bret wants to do activities with Sam.
Moral consequence: Bret will be able to get Sam to do certain activities and be understanding if Sam is resistant.
Immoral action: Bret tries to involve Sam in activities as if Sam is any other child.
Norm: It's rude to exclude people.
Situation: Stephen is bored one day thinking about his friends Billy and Rose, and he's much closer with Billy.
Intention: Stephen wants to invite someone over.
Moral action: Stephen invites both Billy and Rose over to his house.
Immoral consequence: Billy accidentally tells Rose, and Rose gets very hurt.
Norm: It's rude to exclude people.
Situation: Stephen is bored one day thinking about his friends Billy and Rose, and he's much closer with Billy.
Intention: Stephen wants to invite someone over.
Moral consequence: Rose is very happy to be included and gets closer with Stephen.
Immoral action: Stephen decides to invite Billy over, telling him specifically not to mention it to Rose.
Norm: It's wrong to favor one gender over the other.
Situation: Booker owns a small business and is interviewing many candidates for a couple job openings.
Intention: Booker wants to hire who he thinks is best for the job.
Moral action: Booker takes notes of all the candidates resumes and interview performances and hires those best qualified for the positions.
Immoral consequence: Over time it becomes clear the favoritism Booker is showing, and he is sued by a group of men.
Norm: It's wrong to favor one gender over the other.
Situation: Booker owns a small business and is interviewing many candidates for a couple job openings.
Intention: Booker wants to hire who he thinks is best for the job.
Moral consequence: Booker has a high success rate with hiring employees who work responsibly and well.
Immoral action: Booker figures he will enjoy working with women more so than men, so he only considering the female candidates.
Norm: You shouldn't bail on hanging out with your partner.
Situation: Chelsea has plans to see a movie with her girlfriend Shelby but her friends are inviting her out to a club.
Intention: Chelsea wants to go out with her friends.
Moral action: Chelsea tells her friends she can meet up with them after the movie is over and asks if Shelby wants to join them.
Immoral consequence: Shelby is hurt that she is not a priority for Chelsea and begins to question their relationship.
Norm: You shouldn't bail on hanging out with your partner.
Situation: Chelsea has plans to see a movie with her girlfriend Shelby but her friends are inviting her out to a club.
Intention: Chelsea wants to go out with her friends.
Moral consequence: Shelby feels happy to be included by Chelsea and the two have a fun night out.
Immoral action: Chelsea tells Shelby that she can't go to the movie because she just made new plans with her friends.
Norm: It is bad to treat a pet cruelly.
Situation: Paula has a dog that likes to take her shoes and tear them apart.
Intention: Paula wants to correct her dog's behavior.
Moral action: Paula sends her dog to a professional trainer to learn not to destroy shoes.
Immoral consequence: Paula's dog will become afraid of her and develop bruises.
Norm: It is bad to treat a pet cruelly.
Situation: Paula has a dog that likes to take her shoes and tear them apart.
Intention: Paula wants to correct her dog's behavior.
Moral consequence: Paula's dog will learn how to act better around shoes.
Immoral action: Paula hits the dog with a stick whenever it goes near the shoes.
Norm: It's rude to lock someone in the bathroom.
Situation: Timothy lives alone with his dog in his house who is barking loudly because he wants to go out and walk.
Intention: Timothy doesn't want to hear his dog bark anymore.
Moral action: Timothy puts a leash on his dog and takes him for a walk around the neighborhood.
Immoral consequence: Timothy's dog becomes more and more anxious and messes up the bathroom and develops an illness.
Norm: It's rude to lock someone in the bathroom.
Situation: Timothy lives alone with his dog in his house who is barking loudly because he wants to go out and walk.
Intention: Timothy doesn't want to hear his dog bark anymore.
Moral consequence: Timothy's dog stops barking and is happier and healthy.
Immoral action: Timothy puts his dog in the downstairs bathroom and locks the door.
Norm: You should make an effort to compromise with family
Situation: Theo, his wife Rita, and their three children all disagree on where the family should go on vacation.
Intention: Theo wants to make a decision about where to go.
Moral action: Theo takes the family's suggestions and puts the options up to a family vote to decide where to go.
Immoral consequence: Rita and the children are angry at Theo for making a unilateral decision and are grumpy during the trip.
Norm: You should make an effort to compromise with family
Situation: Theo, his wife Rita, and their three children all disagree on where the family should go on vacation.
Intention: Theo wants to make a decision about where to go.
Moral consequence: The family pick which destination suits them best and have a good time on vacation.
Immoral action: Theo decides by himself that the family will be going to South Carolina to visit Theo's parents and siblings.
Norm: You shouldn't be pushy with people with medical conditions.
Situation: Gayle is a supervisor and wants to reward her sales reps for exceeding their monthly quotas.
Intention: Gayle wants to give her employees a free lunch buffet.
Moral action: Gayle provides a free lunch and extra time so that her disabled sales rep has ample time to get their food and eat.
Immoral consequence: The sales rep become angry towards Gayle for her treatment of their medically disabled coworker and become less efficient in sales.
Norm: You shouldn't be pushy with people with medical conditions.
Situation: Gayle is a supervisor and wants to reward her sales reps for exceeding their monthly quotas.
Intention: Gayle wants to give her employees a free lunch buffet.
Moral consequence: The sales rep feel appreciated and continue to work extra hard, leading to exceeding the next month's quota.
Immoral action: Gayle orders a large lunch buffet for her sales rep during their 30 minute lunch, but rudely rushes a handicapped sales rep through the line.
Norm: You should respect a friend's choices.
Situation: Jed's female friends enjoys having lots of sex with multiple men.
Intention: Jed wants to comment on her friend's behavior.
Moral action: Jed tells his friend that she should just make sure that she's having protected sex.
Immoral consequence: Jed's friend feels insulted and feels that Jed is a jerk.
Norm: You should respect a friend's choices.
Situation: Jed's female friends enjoys having lots of sex with multiple men.
Intention: Jed wants to comment on her friend's behavior.
Moral consequence: Jed's friend feels that Jed is considerate and trusts him more.
Immoral action: Jed calls her friend a name and tells her she's going to become pregnant soon.
Norm: You shouldn't brag about your IQ.
Situation: Rory and his friends took an IQ test, and Rory scored the highest of the group.
Intention: Rory wants to comment on the IQ test result.
Moral action: Rory tells them that IQ test aren't everything and that any of them could have scored better on a different day.
Immoral consequence: Rory's friends get tired of his bragging and stop hanging out with him.
Norm: You shouldn't brag about your IQ.
Situation: Rory and his friends took an IQ test, and Rory scored the highest of the group.
Intention: Rory wants to comment on the IQ test result.
Moral consequence: Rory's friends appreciate Rory's humbleness and continue to hang out with him.
Immoral action: Rory brags to all of them about how much smarter he is than the rest of them.
Norm: Is it wrong to cheat on your significant other
Situation: Jaime has been married to Alyssa for three years, but Alyssa has been so busy with business trips that Jaime has started to feel lonely.
Intention: Jaime wants to feel loved.
Moral action: Jaime talks to Alyssa about how he's feeling after she returned from a business trip.
Immoral consequence: Alyssa finds out about Jaime's relationship with his coworker and the two get divorced.
Norm: Is it wrong to cheat on your significant other
Situation: Jaime has been married to Alyssa for three years, but Alyssa has been so busy with business trips that Jaime has started to feel lonely.
Intention: Jaime wants to feel loved.
Moral consequence: The two talk about their concerns and plan a long vacation together in a tropical island.
Immoral action: Jaime starts sleeping with a coworker while Alyssa is away in her business trips.
Norm: People appreciate having meals cooked for them.
Situation: Eli's friend Joel has been sick and has been in the hospital for while.
Intention: Eli wants to bring food to Joel.
Moral action: Eli goes to the hospital and brings Joel a plate of freshly baked brownies.
Immoral consequence: Joel doesn't eat any of the food on the plate because he is sick and tired of the food at the hospital.
Norm: People appreciate having meals cooked for them.
Situation: Eli's friend Joel has been sick and has been in the hospital for while.
Intention: Eli wants to bring food to Joel.
Moral consequence: Joel says thank you and eats a few of the brownies right away.
Immoral action: Eli goes down to the hospital cafeteria and gets a plate of food for Joel.
Norm: Being dishonest is wrong.
Situation: Ed is a used care salesman at at local dealership.
Intention: Ed wants to best his monthly quota by selling one more vehicle.
Moral action: Ed points out that the car is not a very good option and shows the buyer a more reliable vehicle that meets his requirements.
Immoral consequence: The buyer faces a big repair bill when the car breaks down during his first week of ownership.
Norm: Being dishonest is wrong.
Situation: Ed is a used care salesman at at local dealership.
Intention: Ed wants to best his monthly quota by selling one more vehicle.
Moral consequence: The buyer is happy with his choice and decides to rely on Ed for his future car shopping.
Immoral action: Ed misrepresents a car's maintenance history  in order to make a sale.
Norm: It's bad to be abusive in a relationship.
Situation: Hank is dating Gina and Gina didn't put enough salt in the food she made.
Intention: Hank wants to respond to the lack of salt.
Moral action: Hank tells Gina that the food is good but can use a little more salt.
Immoral consequence: Gina will become afraid of Hank and plan to leave him.
Norm: It's bad to be abusive in a relationship.
Situation: Hank is dating Gina and Gina didn't put enough salt in the food she made.
Intention: Hank wants to respond to the lack of salt.
Moral consequence: Gina will take Hanks suggestions and improve her seasoning.
Immoral action: Hank takes the food and tosses it against the wall.
Norm: It's good to communicate your concerns with your partner.
Situation: Cecile is sometimes bothered by her boyfriend's messy habits.
Intention: Cecile wants a cleaner apartment.
Moral action: Cecile mentions how she feels to her boyfriend.
Immoral consequence: Cecile's boyfriend never knows how she feels and nothing changes.
Norm: It's good to communicate your concerns with your partner.
Situation: Cecile is sometimes bothered by her boyfriend's messy habits.
Intention: Cecile wants a cleaner apartment.
Moral consequence: Cecile's boyfriend changes his habits, and she is able to live in a clean apartment.
Immoral action: Cecile never says anything to her boyfriend, and instead just cleans up after his messes.