CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's wrong to play with someone else's mental health.
Situation: Amber and Colt share an apartment where they each keep their prescriptions on the kitchen table.
Intention: Amber wants to prank Colt.
Moral consequence: Colt is annoyed but finds the remote easily and isn't annoyed about the silly prank.
Immoral action: Amber takes Colt's psychiatric medication and empties the bottle to all but one.
Norm: You should ask for forgiveness when you do something wrong
Situation: Carl is poking fun at Beth and accidentally hurts her feelings.
Intention: Carls wants to try to cheer Betty up.
Moral action: Carl sits down and apologizes to Beth for hurting her feelings.
Immoral consequence: Beth still feels down but laughs at his jokes.
Norm: You should ask for forgiveness when you do something wrong
Situation: Carl is poking fun at Beth and accidentally hurts her feelings.
Intention: Carls wants to try to cheer Betty up.
Moral consequence: Beth is able to forgive Carl.
Immoral action: Carl starts making fun of himself.
Norm: You shouldn't drink while you're driving.
Situation: The local football team wins a big victory over their rival.
Intention: Teddy wants to go out drinking with his friends to celebrate.
Moral action: Teddy knows that he's had to much to drink and calls an Uber to take him home.
Immoral consequence: Teddy smashes his car into an oncoming vehicle and kills two people.
Norm: You shouldn't drink while you're driving.
Situation: The local football team wins a big victory over their rival.
Intention: Teddy wants to go out drinking with his friends to celebrate.
Moral consequence: His sober friend brings his car home for him.
Immoral action: Even though he's already drunk, Teddy takes a beer with him as he drives home.
Norm: It's good to respect the plans of others.
Situation: Jessie is on a date with John, and Maggie, her coworker, needs help with an issue on her project with Jessie.
Intention: Jessie wants to solve the issue.
Moral action: Maggie searches for the solution to the problem on a tech website.
Immoral consequence: Maggie spends the evening getting more and more frustrated with Jessie.
Norm: It's good to respect the plans of others.
Situation: Jessie is on a date with John, and Maggie, her coworker, needs help with an issue on her project with Jessie.
Intention: Jessie wants to solve the issue.
Moral consequence: Maggie gains a deeper understand on the issues surrounding the problem.
Immoral action: Maggie continues pestering Jessie during her date insisting that solving the issue is more important.
Norm: It's discouraged to become so inebriated you black out.
Situation: Matt receives a craft beer sampler in the mail.
Intention: Matt wants to enjoy the 18 new beers.
Moral action: Matt tries a beer a day after work.
Immoral consequence: Matt wakes up the next morning three hours late for work  with no idea what happened.
Norm: It's discouraged to become so inebriated you black out.
Situation: Matt receives a craft beer sampler in the mail.
Intention: Matt wants to enjoy the 18 new beers.
Moral consequence: Matt discovers some new favorites and has a new after work tradition.
Immoral action: Matt drinks them all that evening over a five hour period.
Norm: You do not have any obligations to an ex partner.
Situation: Jared is eating lunch when his ex Shelly demands that he keeps his promise go see a movie with her.
Intention: Jared wants to avoid upsetting Shelly.
Moral action: Jared gives Shelly the number of one of his friends who wants to see the movie.
Immoral consequence: People think Jared and Shelly are still dating.
Norm: You do not have any obligations to an ex partner.
Situation: Jared is eating lunch when his ex Shelly demands that he keeps his promise go see a movie with her.
Intention: Jared wants to avoid upsetting Shelly.
Moral consequence: Jared spends a nice relaxing night at home free from drama.
Immoral action: Jared goes to see the movie with Shelly.
Norm: It's important to keep an eye on your child.
Situation: Molly decides the spend her day off at the park with her child.
Intention: Molly wants to relax and enjoy the park.
Moral action: Molly takes turns with another mother watching each other's kids.
Immoral consequence: Molly's child wanders off and falls off the monkey bars hitting their head.
Norm: It's important to keep an eye on your child.
Situation: Molly decides the spend her day off at the park with her child.
Intention: Molly wants to relax and enjoy the park.
Moral consequence: The children play safely and Molly and the other mother each get to relax.
Immoral action: Molly starts reading and ignores her child while they are playing.
Norm: You shouldn't discriminate against people from other countries.
Situation: Carl was just promoted to manager and is in the process of hiring a new staffer.
Intention: Carl wants to bring in a new employee.
Moral action: Carl interviews Lois, a man from India with amazing qualifications and gives him the job.
Immoral consequence: Carl regrets his decision because the man he hired drove business into the ground.
Norm: You shouldn't discriminate against people from other countries.
Situation: Carl was just promoted to manager and is in the process of hiring a new staffer.
Intention: Carl wants to bring in a new employee.
Moral consequence: Carl is satisfied with his choice because Lois has been great for the company.
Immoral action: Carl interviews a man, Lois from India who is more than qualified, but Carl turns him down and instead hires a white American with less experience.
Norm: It's good to be up front and honest with others.
Situation: Tom's mother notices he seems to be falling behind in his school work and asks if everything is okay.
Intention: Tom wants to respond to his mother's question.
Moral action: Tom tells his mother he is struggling in class and needs help.
Immoral consequence: Tom does not get the help he needs and fails out of school.
Norm: It's good to be up front and honest with others.
Situation: Tom's mother notices he seems to be falling behind in his school work and asks if everything is okay.
Intention: Tom wants to respond to his mother's question.
Moral consequence: Tom's mother hires a tutor for him, and he graduates with a high GPA.
Immoral action: Tom tells his mother that everything is going extremely well at school.
Norm: It's good to take care of sick family members.
Situation: Leah is at work when she gets a call from the nurse at her daughter's elementary school.
Intention: Leah wants to finish preparing an important presentation.
Moral action: Leah goes and picks up her daughter then finishes her presentation at home.
Immoral consequence: Leah stays at work and crafts an excellent presentation while her daughter suffers in the school nurse's office.
Norm: It's good to take care of sick family members.
Situation: Leah is at work when she gets a call from the nurse at her daughter's elementary school.
Intention: Leah wants to finish preparing an important presentation.
Moral consequence: Leah's daughter is happy and but Leah's presentation isn't very polished and her boss doesn't like it.
Immoral action: Leah tells the nurse that her daughter needs to stay at school until she's finished with the presentation she is working on.
Norm: You should always clearly communicate your feelings with others.
Situation: Selena just ate a terrible casserole that her boyfriend cooked her for dinner.
Intention: Selena wants to thank her boyfriend for being thoughtful and giving.
Moral action: Selena tells her boyfriend that she appreciates him cooking her dinner, but tells him that she didn't really enjoy the dish he made.
Immoral consequence: The next time Selena's boyfriend cooks her dinner he makes the same casserole, believing she really enjoys it.
Norm: You should always clearly communicate your feelings with others.
Situation: Selena just ate a terrible casserole that her boyfriend cooked her for dinner.
Intention: Selena wants to thank her boyfriend for being thoughtful and giving.
Moral consequence: The next time Selena's boyfriend cooks her dinner, he prepares tacos, which he knows she enjoys.
Immoral action: Selena tells her boyfriend that she appreciates him cooking her dinner, then says it was delicious so as not to hurt his feelings.
Norm: Raping someone is not a good thing to do.
Situation: John notices a new coworker at his workplace that he finds attractive.
Intention: John wants to have intimate romantic relations with the woman.
Moral action: John asks his coworker out on a date after work.
Immoral consequence: John is arrested and sentenced to several years in prison.
Norm: Raping someone is not a good thing to do.
Situation: John notices a new coworker at his workplace that he finds attractive.
Intention: John wants to have intimate romantic relations with the woman.
Moral consequence: John and his coworker begin dating and fall in love.
Immoral action: John follows his coworker home and sexually assaults her.
Norm: You shouldn't tease people with disabilities.
Situation: Kaiden is in the line with his mother at the grocery store.
Intention: Kaiden wants to do an impression.
Moral action: Kaden acts like his favorite YouTube influencer and is spot on.
Immoral consequence: Kaden gets scolded by his mother and the worker frowns.
Norm: You shouldn't tease people with disabilities.
Situation: Kaiden is in the line with his mother at the grocery store.
Intention: Kaiden wants to do an impression.
Moral consequence: Kaden is overjoyed when the people around him laugh loudly.
Immoral action: Kaden mocks the one armed worker by putting his arm inside his shirt and laughing loudly.
Norm: It's good to get rid of a vicious pet.
Situation: Amys dog has behavioral issues, and was never trained.
Intention: Amy wants the best for her dog.
Moral action: Amy find a new owner who helps dogs with behavioral issues.
Immoral consequence: The mother of the child sues Amy.
Norm: It's good to get rid of a vicious pet.
Situation: Amys dog has behavioral issues, and was never trained.
Intention: Amy wants the best for her dog.
Moral consequence: Amy is sad, but happy to see her dog get the help it needs.
Immoral action: Amy decided to keep her dog after it bit the neighbors child.
Norm: It's rude to stop talking to someone.
Situation: Jill and Yolanda are in a long-distance relationship.
Intention: Jill wants to break up with Yolanda.
Moral action: Jill explains her reasons for wanting to break up to Yolanda over the phone.
Immoral consequence: Yolanda feels worried about Jill and devastated that she's been abruptly dumped.
Norm: It's rude to stop talking to someone.
Situation: Jill and Yolanda are in a long-distance relationship.
Intention: Jill wants to break up with Yolanda.
Moral consequence: Yolanda is sad but understands.
Immoral action: Jill suddenly cuts off all contact with Yolanda and disappears.
Norm: You should never resort to physical violence with anyone
Situation: Robert can't concentrate in class because Dave is tapping on his shoulder.
Intention: Robert wants Dave to stop.
Moral action: Robert asks Dave to stop tapping him.
Immoral consequence: Dave is injured and Robert gets in trouble.
Norm: You should never resort to physical violence with anyone
Situation: Robert can't concentrate in class because Dave is tapping on his shoulder.
Intention: Robert wants Dave to stop.
Moral consequence: Dave stops and Robert can finally concentrate.
Immoral action: Robert punches Dave in the face.
Norm: People shouldn't go to college just to party.
Situation: Bob is a freshman in college begining his first semester.
Intention: Bob would like to meet people and make friends.
Moral action: Bob socializes with other students from his intended major.
Immoral consequence: Bob neglects his studies and is placed on academic suspension, which earns him the sympathy of his new friends.
Norm: People shouldn't go to college just to party.
Situation: Bob is a freshman in college begining his first semester.
Intention: Bob would like to meet people and make friends.
Moral consequence: Bob makes friends and gains insight into his proposed field of study.
Immoral action: Bob joins a frat and parties hard with his new fraternity brothers almost every night.
Norm: You must commit to caring for any pet you get.
Situation: Jenny is visiting her local pet store after work.
Intention: Jenny wants to get a pet.
Moral action: Jenny decides to start with a small aquarium given her work hours.
Immoral consequence: Jenny's puppy destroys the house, and she eventually takes it to the shelter.
Norm: You must commit to caring for any pet you get.
Situation: Jenny is visiting her local pet store after work.
Intention: Jenny wants to get a pet.
Moral consequence: Jenny finds that she really enjoys relaxing after work with a glass of wine watching the fish and plans a bigger setup.
Immoral action: Jenny gets a puppy even though she is rarely home.
Norm: It's wrong to disobey an officer.
Situation: Tom is pulled over by a police officer for speeding.
Intention: Tom wants to get out of having to pay for a speeding ticket.
Moral action: Tom tells the police officer that his wife is in labor, and he is rushing to the hospital.
Immoral consequence: Tom is arrested for failure to comply with the officer's requests.
Norm: It's wrong to disobey an officer.
Situation: Tom is pulled over by a police officer for speeding.
Intention: Tom wants to get out of having to pay for a speeding ticket.
Moral consequence: Tom is allowed to go on his way without being fined.
Immoral action: Tom refuses to provide identification or cooperate with the officer in any way.
Norm: It's wrong to get too close to someone's spouse.
Situation: Becky often asks her married coworker Frank to join her for drinks after work even though he always declines her invites.
Intention: Becky wants to hang out with Frank.
Moral action: Becky arranges for a large group, including Frank, to meet at a bar after work.
Immoral consequence: Becky is humiliated when rumors spread around work that she is hitting on a married man.
Norm: It's wrong to get too close to someone's spouse.
Situation: Becky often asks her married coworker Frank to join her for drinks after work even though he always declines her invites.
Intention: Becky wants to hang out with Frank.
Moral consequence: Becky is able to get to know Frank better in a platonic setting.
Immoral action: Becky connives to get Frank to join her at a bar after work.
Norm: Parents shouldn't leave their children.
Situation: Sally Mae is driving around town, running earrands on a hot day with her daughter in the backseat of the car.
Intention: Sally Mae wants to get a new dress for a wedding she's going to next month.
Moral action: Sally Mae parks and takes her daughter into a women's clothing store with her.
Immoral consequence: Sally Mae's daughter overheats in the back of the car waiting for her mother and has to be rushed to the hospital.
Norm: Parents shouldn't leave their children.
Situation: Sally Mae is driving around town, running earrands on a hot day with her daughter in the backseat of the car.
Intention: Sally Mae wants to get a new dress for a wedding she's going to next month.
Moral consequence: Sally Mae's daughter has fun looking at all the bright dresses her mother tries on in the store.
Immoral action: Sally Mae leaves her daughter in the car as she parks and goes into a women's clothing store.
Norm: People appreciate it when you keep them in the loop.
Situation: John is meeting up with Jack in 10 minutes to work on a group project.
Intention: John wants to get some food before working.
Moral action: John tells Jack then he needs to push the meeting back, so he can get some food first.
Immoral consequence: Jack scolds John for making him wait an hour with no advanced notice.
Norm: People appreciate it when you keep them in the loop.
Situation: John is meeting up with Jack in 10 minutes to work on a group project.
Intention: John wants to get some food before working.
Moral consequence: The two agree to meet at a later hour as Jack thanks John for letting him know.
Immoral action: John decides to stop and eat some food before meeting without telling Jack and arrives an hour late.
Norm: You shouldn't get drunk around people.
Situation: Larry is at a party with his friends.
Intention: Larry wants to have some beers and relax.
Moral action: Larry has two beers and sticks with water and soda after that.
Immoral consequence: A friend videotapes and shares larry's dancing on social media and Larry is humiliated.
Norm: You shouldn't get drunk around people.
Situation: Larry is at a party with his friends.
Intention: Larry wants to have some beers and relax.
Moral consequence: Larry goes home having enjoyed the evening and bonded with his friends.
Immoral action: Larry gets drunk, dances around naked and is has no memory of the night.
Norm: It's good to try hard at your school work.
Situation: Sam is assigned a book report that is due next Friday.
Intention: Sam wants to finish the book report.
Moral action: Sam reads the book thoroughly and gives his best effort on writing the report.
Immoral consequence: Sam receives a D on his book report and fails the class.
Norm: It's good to try hard at your school work.
Situation: Sam is assigned a book report that is due next Friday.
Intention: Sam wants to finish the book report.
Moral consequence: Sam receives an A on the report and easily passes the class.
Immoral action: Sam gives little effort on the book report and finishes it as quickly as possible without actually reading the whole book.
Norm: You should make an effort to call your parents more.
Situation: Toby is getting ready to go to a party when he remembers that his parents asked him to call them.
Intention: Toby wants to go to the party.
Moral action: Toby gives his parents a quick call before going to the party telling him about his plans.
Immoral consequence: Toby's parents worry about him since they haven't heard from him.
Norm: You should make an effort to call your parents more.
Situation: Toby is getting ready to go to a party when he remembers that his parents asked him to call them.
Intention: Toby wants to go to the party.
Moral consequence: Toby's parents are relieved to hear from him and are happy he remembered to call.
Immoral action: Toby heads to the party without calling his parents as they had requested.
Norm: You shouldn't do things that endanger the public.
Situation: James is starting a new YouTube channel and knows it's a very competitive environment.
Intention: James wants to gain lots of followers.
Moral action: James practices guitar until he can write genuinely appealing new songs.
Immoral consequence: One of James' followers is seriously injured mimicking him, resulting in massive blowback in the comments.
Norm: You shouldn't do things that endanger the public.
Situation: James is starting a new YouTube channel and knows it's a very competitive environment.
Intention: James wants to gain lots of followers.
Moral consequence: James rapidly gains fame and happy, safe followers and eventually releases an album.
Immoral action: James models dangerous behavior for his underage followers, like playing chicken on the railroad tracks.
Norm: It is unhealthy to drink too much alcohol at once.
Situation: Ben is out partying in a club with a group of friends.
Intention: Ben wants to have a good time.
Moral action: Ben dances while having a few drinks spaced out.
Immoral consequence: Ben ends up spending the rest of the night and the next day vomiting.
Norm: It is unhealthy to drink too much alcohol at once.
Situation: Ben is out partying in a club with a group of friends.
Intention: Ben wants to have a good time.
Moral consequence: Ben ends up going home happy.
Immoral action: Ben drinks a 16 shots of vodka during a drinking contest.
Norm: It's not okay to not care about your children.
Situation: Jeffrey has to move away from his family for his work for a few years, and leaves his children with his wife.
Intention: Jeffrey wants to earn a lot of money.
Moral action: Jeffrey calls his kids every day to talk to them and tries to go back home whenever possible.
Immoral consequence: Jeffrey's relationship with his children becomes cold and distant.
Norm: It's not okay to not care about your children.
Situation: Jeffrey has to move away from his family for his work for a few years, and leaves his children with his wife.
Intention: Jeffrey wants to earn a lot of money.
Moral consequence: Jeffrey's children feel close to their father and know that he is working hard for them.
Immoral action: Jeffrey buries himself in work and doesn't take the time to contact his family.
Norm: It's deplorable to intentionally give someone a sexually transmitted disease.
Situation: Louis is having some drinks at his favorite martini lounge.
Intention: Louis wants to have sex with someone.
Moral action: Louis picks up a handsome fellow and goes home with him and has sex using a condom.
Immoral consequence: Louis is arrested for criminal transmission when the man discovers that Louis is positive.
Norm: It's deplorable to intentionally give someone a sexually transmitted disease.
Situation: Louis is having some drinks at his favorite martini lounge.
Intention: Louis wants to have sex with someone.
Moral consequence: Louis has an exciting sexual encounter.
Immoral action: Louis takes a man home and has unprotected sex with him without telling him he is HIV+.
Norm: It's wrong to skip studying to go out and party.
Situation: Sam was invited to a party the day before a big math test.
Intention: Sam wants to do well on the test.
Moral action: Sam rejects the party invitatin.
Immoral consequence: Sam will not have enough time to study.
Norm: It's wrong to skip studying to go out and party.
Situation: Sam was invited to a party the day before a big math test.
Intention: Sam wants to do well on the test.
Moral consequence: Sam has enough time to study to do well on the test.
Immoral action: Sam goes to the party thinking that she can study once she comes back home.
Norm: It's bad to tilt a vending machine.
Situation: Scott puts money into a vending machine to get chips, but the chips get stuck on the way out.
Intention: Scott wants to get his chips out of the vending machine without paying extra money.
Moral action: Scott waits for a free repairman to come to get his chips for him.
Immoral consequence: Scott makes the machine crash and break accidentally while tipping it.
Norm: It's bad to tilt a vending machine.
Situation: Scott puts money into a vending machine to get chips, but the chips get stuck on the way out.
Intention: Scott wants to get his chips out of the vending machine without paying extra money.
Moral consequence: Scott is happy the experience getting the chips was free from too much drama.
Immoral action: Scott tips the vending machine to get the chips out of the machine.
Norm: It's rude to not apologize when you've done something wrong.
Situation: James was running to catch his bus when he ran into someone on the sidewalk.
Intention: James wants to catch his bus before it leaves.
Moral action: James pauses for one second to say, "Sorry, sorry," before running after the bus.
Immoral consequence: The pedestrian yells back, "You're the moron, you blind jackass!" as James gets on the bus.
Norm: It's rude to not apologize when you've done something wrong.
Situation: James was running to catch his bus when he ran into someone on the sidewalk.
Intention: James wants to catch his bus before it leaves.
Moral consequence: The pedestrian yells back, "Run, Forrest, run!" as James climbs on the bus.
Immoral action: James keeps running and yells over his shoulder, "Watch where you're going, moron!".
Norm: It is wrong to poison people
Situation: Tim's mother is sick and isn't feeling very well today.
Intention: Tim doesn't want his mother to be in pain.
Moral action: Tim calls a doctor to pay his mother a house visit.
Immoral consequence: Tim's mother dies from the poison, and he is arrested.
Norm: It is wrong to poison people
Situation: Tim's mother is sick and isn't feeling very well today.
Intention: Tim doesn't want his mother to be in pain.
Moral consequence: The doctor prescribes medications for Tim's mother to take.
Immoral action: Tim gives his mother a high dose of poison to drink.