CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It is kind to be welcoming to a new student
Situation: It's lunchtime and Jacob is entering the cafeteria along with Martin who is a new student.
Intention: Jacob wants to find a table in the cafeteria.
Moral action: Jacob invites Martin to join him and his friends at their lunch table.
Immoral consequence: Martin feels unwelcome at the school.
Norm: It is kind to be welcoming to a new student
Situation: It's lunchtime and Jacob is entering the cafeteria along with Martin who is a new student.
Intention: Jacob wants to find a table in the cafeteria.
Moral consequence: Martin feels included and welcome.
Immoral action: Jacob decides to sit with his friends and leave Martin alone.
Norm: It's rude to intrude in other people's photographs.
Situation: Samantha is at her friend's wedding reception and the wedding party is taking photos while the guests celebrate.
Intention: Samantha wants to have some pictures of herself taken to she can share them and remember this day.
Moral action: Samantha finds a spot away from the crowd and takes some selfies to post and share later.
Immoral consequence: The bride and groom are suprised Samantha has walked into their photos they have paid a lot to have taken.
Norm: It's rude to intrude in other people's photographs.
Situation: Samantha is at her friend's wedding reception and the wedding party is taking photos while the guests celebrate.
Intention: Samantha wants to have some pictures of herself taken to she can share them and remember this day.
Moral consequence: The bride and groom have many nice photos taken of them during the reception while the guests celebrate.
Immoral action: Samantha walks over to where the bride and groom are having their picture taken, and she gets in the photo with them.
Norm: It's dangerous to share prescription medication with anyone else.
Situation: Frank has a perception medicine for migraines and his wife has a headache.
Intention: Frank wants to decide if it's okay to share the medicine.
Moral action: Frank tells his wife that it's a prescription and thus sharing it could be dangerous.
Immoral consequence: Frank runs out of medicine early and the pharmacy thinks he's either abusing or selling it.
Norm: It's dangerous to share prescription medication with anyone else.
Situation: Frank has a perception medicine for migraines and his wife has a headache.
Intention: Frank wants to decide if it's okay to share the medicine.
Moral consequence: Frank takes his wife to see the doctor and ask if she needs medicine for it too.
Immoral action: Frank shares the medicine with his wife to try and help her.
Norm: It is foolish to burn down your own house.
Situation: Tony is sitting in his living room when he realizes it is a bit cold.
Intention: Tony wants to make the room warmer.
Moral action: Tony gets up and adjusts the temperature on the thermostat on his heater.
Immoral consequence: The house burns down and Tony is taken to the police station for questioning.
Norm: It is foolish to burn down your own house.
Situation: Tony is sitting in his living room when he realizes it is a bit cold.
Intention: Tony wants to make the room warmer.
Moral consequence: The heater kicks on and starts to warm up Tony's house.
Immoral action: Tony starts a fire in the living room of his house.
Norm: It's not okay to go through peoples personal things.
Situation: Jane's phone has gone missing, and she suspects that Leo has it in his bag.
Intention: Jane wants to find her phone.
Moral action: Jane asks Leo if he has seen her phone lately.
Immoral consequence: Leo catches Jane and quickly snatches the bag from her.
Norm: It's not okay to go through peoples personal things.
Situation: Jane's phone has gone missing, and she suspects that Leo has it in his bag.
Intention: Jane wants to find her phone.
Moral consequence: Leo mentions that he saw someone else using it five minutes ago.
Immoral action: Jane looks in Leo's bag while his back is turned.
Norm: You shouldn't abandon your child's pet.
Situation: Deb has a son that she bought a dog for, and he can't take care of the dog because he's a toddler.
Intention: Deb wants to figure out what to do with the dog.
Moral action: Deb decides to take care of the dog and teach her toddler what to do, so he can care for it when he grows up.
Immoral consequence: The dog will not be able to take care of itself on the streets.
Norm: You shouldn't abandon your child's pet.
Situation: Deb has a son that she bought a dog for, and he can't take care of the dog because he's a toddler.
Intention: Deb wants to figure out what to do with the dog.
Moral consequence: The dog will be cared for and have a home to live in.
Immoral action: Deb decides to leave the dog out on the street by itself.
Norm: It's wrong to make fun of your partner's eating habits.
Situation: Tony is eating hamburgers with his girlfriend when he notices she dips the hamburgers in soda.
Intention: Tony wants to talk about the hamburger in soda.
Moral action: Tony asks his girlfriend why she dips her hamburger in soda.
Immoral consequence: Tony's girlfriend will feel self conscious about what she's doing.
Norm: It's wrong to make fun of your partner's eating habits.
Situation: Tony is eating hamburgers with his girlfriend when he notices she dips the hamburgers in soda.
Intention: Tony wants to talk about the hamburger in soda.
Moral consequence: Tony's girlfriend will answer Tony's questions about how she eats.
Immoral action: Tony tells his girlfriend that it's weird for her to dip the burger in soda.
Norm: It's good to clean up your room.
Situation: Roy has had a long day at school and comes home to a messy room.
Intention: Roy wants to take a nap.
Moral action: Roy decides to pick up around the room a bit then take a nap.
Immoral consequence: Roy's parents notice how messy his room is and are unhappy.
Norm: It's good to clean up your room.
Situation: Roy has had a long day at school and comes home to a messy room.
Intention: Roy wants to take a nap.
Moral consequence: Roy's parents see that he's cleaned up a bit and are pleased with him.
Immoral action: Roy steps over the mess and climbs into his bed.
Norm: You should not judge others by their appearance.
Situation: Jane is going through her social media account looking at her messages and requests.
Intention: Jane wants to accept some friend requests.
Moral action: Jane accepts people based on their overall profile and messages to her.
Immoral consequence: Jane denies a request from an old friend by mistake which makes saddens her friend.
Norm: You should not judge others by their appearance.
Situation: Jane is going through her social media account looking at her messages and requests.
Intention: Jane wants to accept some friend requests.
Moral consequence: Jane reconnects with an old friend who was among the requests.
Immoral action: Jane accepts only the people who she finds attractive based on their profile picture.
Norm: You should not argue in public
Situation: Katie is at the grocery store with her partner who says something that really bothers her.
Intention: Katie wants to confront her partner about what he said.
Moral action: Katie waits until they get back home to bring up the issue.
Immoral consequence: Katie's partner brushes her off and focuses on how she made a scene in public.
Norm: You should not argue in public
Situation: Katie is at the grocery store with her partner who says something that really bothers her.
Intention: Katie wants to confront her partner about what he said.
Moral consequence: Katie's and her partner are able to talk in private about the issue and resolve it.
Immoral action: Katie gets into it with her partner, and they argue while at the store.
Norm: It's evil to kill people.
Situation: Halina walks home with her new gun when she's attacked by a person with a knife.
Intention: Halina wants to defend herself.
Moral action: Halina runs to her neighbor's house.
Immoral consequence: Halina is charged with murder.
Norm: It's evil to kill people.
Situation: Halina walks home with her new gun when she's attacked by a person with a knife.
Intention: Halina wants to defend herself.
Moral consequence: Halina is able to take pictures of her attacker from the window.
Immoral action: Halina shots the other person in the chest with her gun.
Norm: You shouldn't force someone to have an abortion.
Situation: Paul's girlfriend reveals that she is pregnant and asks him what he thinks they should do.
Intention: Paul wants to answer his girlfriends question.
Moral action: Paul takes responsibility and assures his girlfriend that he will support whatever decision she makes.
Immoral consequence: Paul's relationship with his girlfriend is irrevocably damaged due to his highhandedness.
Norm: You shouldn't force someone to have an abortion.
Situation: Paul's girlfriend reveals that she is pregnant and asks him what he thinks they should do.
Intention: Paul wants to answer his girlfriends question.
Moral consequence: Paul is able to be a supportive partner as the couple reach a decision they are both comfortable with.
Immoral action: Paul suggests she get an abortion and when she resists he bullies her into compliance.
Norm: It's bad to not care if you're parent is crying.
Situation: Wesley hears his mother crying through the wall in his bedroom.
Intention: Wesley wants the noise to stop.
Moral action: Wesley goes in the next room to check up on his mother and sits with her a bit.
Immoral consequence: Wesley's mom continues crying, and nobody comes in to check on her.
Norm: It's bad to not care if you're parent is crying.
Situation: Wesley hears his mother crying through the wall in his bedroom.
Intention: Wesley wants the noise to stop.
Moral consequence: Wesley's mom genuinely calms down after she feels Wesley's love.
Immoral action: Wesley puts headphones in his ears and blasts some music to drown out the noise.
Norm: It is insensitive to name someone after a serial killer.
Situation: Brenda was giving birth to a baby boy in the hospital.
Intention: Brenda wants to name her son.
Moral action: Brenda decides to name her newborn son after Abraham Lincoln.
Immoral consequence: Brenda's son grows up getting teased and has to change his name when he gets older.
Norm: It is insensitive to name someone after a serial killer.
Situation: Brenda was giving birth to a baby boy in the hospital.
Intention: Brenda wants to name her son.
Moral consequence: Brenda's son grows up having high aspirations and becomes the president of the United States.
Immoral action: Brenda decides to name her newborn son after Jeffrey Dahmer.
Norm: You should always admit when you need help with something.
Situation: Jim thinks that math class is hard because of multiplication.
Intention: Jim wants to pass the math class.
Moral action: Jim tells the teacher he can't memorize all the times tables there's just too much.
Immoral consequence: Jim after tons of studying manages a C for the class.
Norm: You should always admit when you need help with something.
Situation: Jim thinks that math class is hard because of multiplication.
Intention: Jim wants to pass the math class.
Moral consequence: The teacher explains math is about solving, not memorizing, and Jim learns how to study math and earns an A.
Immoral action: Jim insists on doing everything himself and studies on his own.
Norm: You shouldn't make fun of people just for their name.
Situation: William meets a fellow named Norvel while he is walking down the road.
Intention: William wants to break the ice.
Moral action: William tells Norvel a joke he remembered off of Reddit.
Immoral consequence: Norvel tells William that he is named after his late father.
Norm: You shouldn't make fun of people just for their name.
Situation: William meets a fellow named Norvel while he is walking down the road.
Intention: William wants to break the ice.
Moral consequence: Norvel and William share a laugh over it and exchange numbers.
Immoral action: William asks him what type of cornfed name is Norvel and laughs.
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.
Immoral consequence: Police chase Henry and up his charges substantially.
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 consequence: The cops issue him a mere citation and let him go.
Immoral action: As the cop gets out of his car, Henry slams the gas and speeds off.
Norm: It's rude to leave junk in your front yard.
Situation: Vance has a broken toilet he has removed from his bathroom.
Intention: Vance wants to put the broken toilet somewhere.
Moral action: Vance puts his broken toilet in his basement where it can't be seen by neighbors.
Immoral consequence: Vance's neighbors will think he is trashy.
Norm: It's rude to leave junk in your front yard.
Situation: Vance has a broken toilet he has removed from his bathroom.
Intention: Vance wants to put the broken toilet somewhere.
Moral consequence: Vance's neighbors will be unbothered by how he lives.
Immoral action: Vance puts his broken toilet in his front yard where everyone can see it.
Norm: You should always take responsibility for anything you do.
Situation: Jill's boss storms in and yells "JILL WERE YOU RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS PROJECT?", holding up a project she worked on.
Intention: Jill wants to avoid being yelled at by her boss some more.
Moral action: Jill admits she was indeed responsible for the project.
Immoral consequence: Jill's boss exits the room looking for someone else.
Norm: You should always take responsibility for anything you do.
Situation: Jill's boss storms in and yells "JILL WERE YOU RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS PROJECT?", holding up a project she worked on.
Intention: Jill wants to avoid being yelled at by her boss some more.
Moral consequence: The boss changes tone of voice and says, "Well, this project was a huge success!".
Immoral action: Jill says she has no idea who was behind that project.
Norm: It's good to use clean language around your parents.
Situation: Jacky is opening her SAT scores at the dinner table with her parents when she sees her near perfect score.
Intention: Jacky wants to express her happiness with the score.
Moral action: Jacky tells her parents that she did very well on the test.
Immoral consequence: Jacky's parents will reprimand her for not expressing herself better.
Norm: It's good to use clean language around your parents.
Situation: Jacky is opening her SAT scores at the dinner table with her parents when she sees her near perfect score.
Intention: Jacky wants to express her happiness with the score.
Moral consequence: Jacky's parents will be proud of her for achieving the score.
Immoral action: Jacky says she got an expletive ton of points on the test.
Norm: It's polite to flush after using the restroom.
Situation: Randy is using the restroom at the gym and notices the flush handle appears to be quite dirty.
Intention: Randy wants to avoid touching the handle.
Moral action: Randy uses his foot on the flush handle to press it down.
Immoral consequence: The person that uses the restroom after Randy is grossed out that someone didn't flush.
Norm: It's polite to flush after using the restroom.
Situation: Randy is using the restroom at the gym and notices the flush handle appears to be quite dirty.
Intention: Randy wants to avoid touching the handle.
Moral consequence: The next person to use the bathroom has more a sanitary facility to use.
Immoral action: Randy leaves after using the restroom and does not flush it.
Norm: It's immoral to poke holes in condoms.
Situation: Jake is about to have intercourse with Mary who asks him to wear a condom and  hands him one.
Intention: Jake wants to put on the condom.
Moral action: Jake takes the condom and without much ado slips it on before contiuing.
Immoral consequence: A few weeks later Mary realizes that she is now pregnant with an unplanned child.
Norm: It's immoral to poke holes in condoms.
Situation: Jake is about to have intercourse with Mary who asks him to wear a condom and  hands him one.
Intention: Jake wants to put on the condom.
Moral consequence: Mary does not get pregnant nor does she get any diseases transmitted to her.
Immoral action: Jake takes the condom and lets his nail scratch a hole into it before slipping it on.
Norm: It's nice to help others by sharing.
Situation: Hugo had just ordered a pizza pie when his friend, Ben, comes over.
Intention: Hugo wants to eat pizza.
Moral action: Hugo offers Ben some slices of his pizza.
Immoral consequence: Hugo eats a slice of pizza and puts the rest away while Ben sneaks awkward glances at the pizza.
Norm: It's nice to help others by sharing.
Situation: Hugo had just ordered a pizza pie when his friend, Ben, comes over.
Intention: Hugo wants to eat pizza.
Moral consequence: Ben takes two slices and promises to pay Hugo back.
Immoral action: Hugo doesn't offer Ben any pizza even though he suspects Ben may want some.
Norm: You shouldn't cheat on your partner with your friend.
Situation: Elisa has a boyfriend and is meeting an old friend named Jim for dinner who is hitting on her.
Intention: Elisa wants to respond to Jim's flirtations.
Moral action: Elisa tells Jim that they're friends, but she's already in a relationship.
Immoral consequence: Elisa will have to lie constantly to her boyfriend.
Norm: You shouldn't cheat on your partner with your friend.
Situation: Elisa has a boyfriend and is meeting an old friend named Jim for dinner who is hitting on her.
Intention: Elisa wants to respond to Jim's flirtations.
Moral consequence: Elisa will maintain the integrity of her relationship.
Immoral action: Elisa tells Jim that they can have a side relationship without her boyfriend knowing.
Norm: It's wrong to be honest if it will hurt feelings.
Situation: Jason's girlfriend just got a new haircut and is asking Jason how it looks.
Intention: Jason wants to give her his opinion of her haircut.
Moral action: Jason tells his girlfriend that she can make any haircut look good.
Immoral consequence: Jason's girlfriend thinks that he is a jerk and likes him less.
Norm: It's wrong to be honest if it will hurt feelings.
Situation: Jason's girlfriend just got a new haircut and is asking Jason how it looks.
Intention: Jason wants to give her his opinion of her haircut.
Moral consequence: Jason's girl has more confidence and a higher self-esteem.
Immoral action: Jason tells his girlfriend that she looks like a man now.
Norm: You shouldn't send perverted messages to people.
Situation: Cory has taken an interest in a girl and finds her to be quite attractive.
Intention: Cory wants to flirt with the girl.
Moral action: Cory waits until they get to know each other more and acts suggestively with her in person.
Immoral consequence: The girl is not into it and quickly loses interest in him.
Norm: You shouldn't send perverted messages to people.
Situation: Cory has taken an interest in a girl and finds her to be quite attractive.
Intention: Cory wants to flirt with the girl.
Moral consequence: The girl feels comfortable enough to flirt back at him.
Immoral action: Cory starts to send her intimate messages about what he wants to do with her.
Norm: It's wrong to be a glutton.
Situation: Matthew comes home from work and feels hunger pangs in his stomach.
Intention: Matthew wants to choose something to eat.
Moral action: Matthew makes a meal that consists of vegetables, protein, and carbohydrates.
Immoral consequence: Matthew will gain a lot of weight and decrease his heath.
Norm: It's wrong to be a glutton.
Situation: Matthew comes home from work and feels hunger pangs in his stomach.
Intention: Matthew wants to choose something to eat.
Moral consequence: Matthew will gain good nutrients from his meal.
Immoral action: Matthew orders a bucket of fried chicken and a pizza and eats all of it.
Norm: You shouldn't kiss your in-laws.
Situation: Vince is hosting a party at his house and his in-laws are coming over.
Intention: Vince wants to welcome his in-laws to his house.
Moral action: Vince shakes his in-laws' hands and tells them to come into his home.
Immoral consequence: Vince's in-laws will think he is too affectionate with them.
Norm: You shouldn't kiss your in-laws.
Situation: Vince is hosting a party at his house and his in-laws are coming over.
Intention: Vince wants to welcome his in-laws to his house.
Moral consequence: Vince's in-laws will think he is a polite and formal man.
Immoral action: Vince kisses his in-laws and tells them to come into his home.
Norm: Going to college can help you become more educated.
Situation: Bryan is a curious person and has recently finished high school.
Intention: Bryan wants to continue learning about subjects.
Moral action: Bryan signs up for college classes in subjects that interest him.
Immoral consequence: Bryan believes anything he sees without knowing if they are true.
Norm: Going to college can help you become more educated.
Situation: Bryan is a curious person and has recently finished high school.
Intention: Bryan wants to continue learning about subjects.
Moral consequence: Bryan learns how to validate sources and discern facts from fake information.
Immoral action: Bryan watches facebook videos all day instead of signing up for college classes.
Norm: You shouldn't ignore your newborn baby.
Situation: Kim is watching a TV program that just started when she he's her baby start crying in the other room.
Intention: Kim wants to decide what action to take.
Moral action: Kim goes to the other room to tend to her baby.
Immoral consequence: Kim's baby will remain uncomfortable and stressed.
Norm: You shouldn't ignore your newborn baby.
Situation: Kim is watching a TV program that just started when she he's her baby start crying in the other room.
Intention: Kim wants to decide what action to take.
Moral consequence: Kim's baby will feel comforted and secure.
Immoral action: Kim continues watching the TV until the program ends.
Norm: Using profanity in many settings is strongly discouraged.
Situation: Jack is waiting the line of cars to pick children up from their school.
Intention: Jack wants to pick up his kid and leave quickly.
Moral action: When Jack is cut off  in the waiting line, he goes to the driver and explains they need to follow the rules and get in the back of the line.
Immoral consequence: Jack is scolded by the school staff for using bad language in front of kids.
Norm: Using profanity in many settings is strongly discouraged.
Situation: Jack is waiting the line of cars to pick children up from their school.
Intention: Jack wants to pick up his kid and leave quickly.
Moral consequence: Jack resolves the situation with the person who cut line amicably.
Immoral action: When another car cuts line in front of Jack, he gets out and curses the driver out.
Norm: It's worrying to have nothing in your fridge.
Situation: Once again Phil's fridge has nothing in it, just cold air.
Intention: Phil wants to get some food.
Moral action: Phil goes to the grocery store and gets enough food to fill the fridge.
Immoral consequence: The next day the fridge is still empty, and this happens again.
Norm: It's worrying to have nothing in your fridge.
Situation: Once again Phil's fridge has nothing in it, just cold air.
Intention: Phil wants to get some food.
Moral consequence: Now Phil's fridge is filled with nice food to eat.
Immoral action: Phil orders some take out since there's nothing in the cold box.
Norm: Children shouldn't secretly work against their parents.
Situation: Joe's dad spanked him for violating curfew.
Intention: Joe is angry at his dad and wants to express that.
Moral action: Joe tells both his parents he's upset at dad and feels mistreated.
Immoral consequence: Joe's mother is mad at his dad but eventually talk it out and punish Joe.
Norm: Children shouldn't secretly work against their parents.
Situation: Joe's dad spanked him for violating curfew.
Intention: Joe is angry at his dad and wants to express that.
Moral consequence: Joe and his parents calmly talk things over and come to an understanding.
Immoral action: Joe secretly plants a pair of women's panties in his dad's car where his mom will find it.