CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's bad to be controlling with your partner's freedoms.
Situation: Jeff's girlfriend Jenny has a lot of guy friends that she enjoys hanging out with, making Jeff jealous.
Intention: Jeff wants to not be bothered by Jenny's behavior.
Moral action: Jeff decides to speak to a psychologist about his jealousy issues.
Immoral consequence: Jenny is bitter that Jeff doesn't want her to have a good time, and the relationship soon sours.
Norm: It's bad to be controlling with your partner's freedoms.
Situation: Jeff's girlfriend Jenny has a lot of guy friends that she enjoys hanging out with, making Jeff jealous.
Intention: Jeff wants to not be bothered by Jenny's behavior.
Moral consequence: Jenny appreciates Jeff's changes in behavior after he started receiving counseling.
Immoral action: Jeff tells Jenny that if she doesn't stop seeing these other guys he's going to leave her.
Norm: You shouldn't park in someone else's spot without permission.
Situation: Oliver pulls into his apartment complex parking lot after a long, arduous day at work.
Intention: Oliver wants to get into his apartment for a stiff drink as quickly as he can.
Moral action: Oliver finds his parking spot and sprints all the way to his door.
Immoral consequence: Oliver has to pay a hefty fee to get his car back because it had been towed.
Norm: You shouldn't park in someone else's spot without permission.
Situation: Oliver pulls into his apartment complex parking lot after a long, arduous day at work.
Intention: Oliver wants to get into his apartment for a stiff drink as quickly as he can.
Moral consequence: Oliver gets home quickly and cracks open a beer.
Immoral action: Oliver pulls into the first open spot near his door even though it's not his assigned spot.
Norm: It's good to let dogs outside for exercise.
Situation: Kyle is busy cleaning his house and his dogs are distracting him.
Intention: Kyle wants the ogs to not bother him while he's cleaning.
Moral action: Kyle lets the dogs into the yard to play while he cleans the house.
Immoral consequence: Kyle finds the game room trashed at the end of the day giving him more work than before.
Norm: It's good to let dogs outside for exercise.
Situation: Kyle is busy cleaning his house and his dogs are distracting him.
Intention: Kyle wants the ogs to not bother him while he's cleaning.
Moral consequence: The dogs have a blast in the yard while Kyle cleans the house.
Immoral action: Kyle locks the dogs in the game room while he cleans the rest of the house.
Norm: It is good to try in school.
Situation: Lance is in his senior year of high school.
Intention: Lance wants to go to college.
Moral action: Lance works hard and graduates at the top of his class.
Immoral consequence: Lance does not get into his chosen school.
Norm: It is good to try in school.
Situation: Lance is in his senior year of high school.
Intention: Lance wants to go to college.
Moral consequence: Lance is offered multiple scholarships.
Immoral action: Lance does the bare minimum just barely graduating.
Norm: It's wrong to judge people based on their gender identity.
Situation: Mack is looking through the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition with his buddies.
Intention: Mack wants to admire some beautiful women.
Moral action: Mack says how exquisitely stunning he finds all of the swimsuit models.
Immoral consequence: Mack is called out by his woke friends for basing his opinion on female beauty on gender identity stereotypes.
Norm: It's wrong to judge people based on their gender identity.
Situation: Mack is looking through the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition with his buddies.
Intention: Mack wants to admire some beautiful women.
Moral consequence: Mack is praised by his friends for being open-minded about the trans model in the magazine.
Immoral action: Mack exclaims that one of the women is completely disgusting because she was born a man.
Norm: It's not okay to disrespect someone after their passing.
Situation: Paul is at the funeral of his father Mitchell alongside his grieving family.
Intention: Paul wants to speak about his father.
Moral action: Paul stands and gives a eulogy for his father, talking about his father's accomplishments.
Immoral consequence: Paul's family wants nothing to do with him and is terribly embarrassed by his behavior.
Norm: It's not okay to disrespect someone after their passing.
Situation: Paul is at the funeral of his father Mitchell alongside his grieving family.
Intention: Paul wants to speak about his father.
Moral consequence: Paul's family is honored by his speech and embrace him after he finishes talking.
Immoral action: Paul stands in front of the crowd and tells them all of the reasons that he hated his father.
Norm: It's unprofessional to make comments about your employees' wardrobe.
Situation: Brandy thinks that her employee Janet's shirt is rather ugly despite being workplace appropriate.
Intention: Brandy wants to talk about Janet's shirt.
Moral action: Brandy asks Janet where she got her top, but doesn't mention any opinion on the look of the top.
Immoral consequence: Janet feels uncomfortable working with Brandy and asks for a transfer, feeling insulted.
Norm: It's unprofessional to make comments about your employees' wardrobe.
Situation: Brandy thinks that her employee Janet's shirt is rather ugly despite being workplace appropriate.
Intention: Brandy wants to talk about Janet's shirt.
Moral consequence: Janet lets Brandy know where the top was bought and doesn't think twice about Brandy's question.
Immoral action: Brandy tells Janet that her top isn't very flattering and looks gaudy.
Norm: It is gross to masturbate in a public restroom.
Situation: Jason is on his way home from work and starts to feel aroused.
Intention: Jason wants relief.
Moral action: Jason controls himself by thinking of something else until he gets home.
Immoral consequence: Jason is arrested for indecent exposure and banned from the premise.
Norm: It is gross to masturbate in a public restroom.
Situation: Jason is on his way home from work and starts to feel aroused.
Intention: Jason wants relief.
Moral consequence: Jason pleases himself at home without offending anyone else.
Immoral action: Jason starts to pleasure himself in a public restroom and is caught.
Norm: You shouldn't swear at your teachers.
Situation: Jordan has had his hand raised for a while in class and his teacher hasn't called on him.
Intention: Jordan wants to ask to go to the restroom.
Moral action: Jordan coughs loudly and says his teacher's name to get her attention.
Immoral consequence: Jordan gets written up and is given detention for using profanity at school.
Norm: You shouldn't swear at your teachers.
Situation: Jordan has had his hand raised for a while in class and his teacher hasn't called on him.
Intention: Jordan wants to ask to go to the restroom.
Moral consequence: Jordan is given permission to use the restroom after asking politely.
Immoral action: Jordan gets up, calls his teacher a bitch, and tells her he has to use the bathroom.
Norm: It is rude to point out people's personality short comings.
Situation: A startup is preparing for a life-changing investment meeting.
Intention: Stacey wants to be sure everyone is on top of their game for the meeting.
Moral action: Stacey pulls Jill aside and asks if she can help Jill with her nerves in anyway.
Immoral consequence: Jill is mortified and does not perform well during the meeting.
Norm: It is rude to point out people's personality short comings.
Situation: A startup is preparing for a life-changing investment meeting.
Intention: Stacey wants to be sure everyone is on top of their game for the meeting.
Moral consequence: Jill feels supported and helps seal the investment deal.
Immoral action: Stacey tells Jill in front of everyone to keep her anxious giggling in check.
Norm: It's wrong not to care when someone dies.
Situation: Dave is at home when his wife walks into the room and tells him a famous actress has died.
Intention: Dave wants to respond to the news.
Moral action: Dave tells his wife that he is sorry such a talented actress has been taken from the world.
Immoral consequence: Dave's wife is taken aback at how insensitive Dave is and wonders if he is heartless.
Norm: It's wrong not to care when someone dies.
Situation: Dave is at home when his wife walks into the room and tells him a famous actress has died.
Intention: Dave wants to respond to the news.
Moral consequence: Dave's wife is happy that Dave is showing feeling and appreciation for the woman's life work.
Immoral action: Dave tells his wife that they don't know the woman, so who really cares that she died.
Norm: It's kind to take in a homeless animal
Situation: John sees a wet dog shivering in the rain as he drives to work.
Intention: John wants to do something about the dog.
Moral action: John picks up the dog and gives it a home.
Immoral consequence: The dog is taken by animal control and later euthanized.
Norm: It's kind to take in a homeless animal
Situation: John sees a wet dog shivering in the rain as he drives to work.
Intention: John wants to do something about the dog.
Moral consequence: The dog lives a long and happy life.
Immoral action: John calls animal control to report the stray dog.
Norm: You shouldn't argue with people during class time.
Situation: Heather is a student in Mr. Stephenson's Biology class.
Intention: Heather wants class to be less boring.
Moral action: Heather gives the class a chance despite initially being bored.
Immoral consequence: The time taken in daily arguing results in the class not learning every unit results in low final exam grades including her failing the course.
Norm: You shouldn't argue with people during class time.
Situation: Heather is a student in Mr. Stephenson's Biology class.
Intention: Heather wants class to be less boring.
Moral consequence: She learns that she is interested in plants and animals and becomes a biology major in college.
Immoral action: Heather argues with Mr. Stephenson every day about how pointless the class is.
Norm: It's rude to stretch your arm out in someone's face.
Situation: Hal is watching a movie at a theater with people from school, Linda and Lynn are on either side of Hal and Joe is beside Linda, Joe's girlfriend.
Intention: Hal's shoulders start to cramp, and he wants to stretch his arms out.
Moral action: Hal announces that he has to stretch then carefully squirms so as  not to hit  anyone.
Immoral consequence: Linda cries and Joe punches Hal.
Norm: It's rude to stretch your arm out in someone's face.
Situation: Hal is watching a movie at a theater with people from school, Linda and Lynn are on either side of Hal and Joe is beside Linda, Joe's girlfriend.
Intention: Hal's shoulders start to cramp, and he wants to stretch his arms out.
Moral consequence: Hal feels much better and no one was hurt.
Immoral action: Hal thoughtlessly stretches and hits Linda in the mouth.
Norm: You shouldn't talk back to your boss.
Situation: Greg is in a work meeting with his boss where he disagrees with what is said.
Intention: Greg wants to express his opinion.
Moral action: Greg approaches his boss after the meeting and expresses his concerns.
Immoral consequence: Greg is fired.
Norm: You shouldn't talk back to your boss.
Situation: Greg is in a work meeting with his boss where he disagrees with what is said.
Intention: Greg wants to express his opinion.
Moral consequence: Greg's boss praises him for handling the situation well and promises to look into his concerns.
Immoral action: Greg loudly berates his boss and calls her stupid.
Norm: It is good to be honest and talk through issues.
Situation: Emily is in a long term relationship which is experiencing a lot of turmoil.
Intention: Emily wants to avoid confrontation.
Moral action: Emily sits down with her partner, and they earnestly talk about their issues.
Immoral consequence: Emily and her partner will be unhappy in this relationship.
Norm: It is good to be honest and talk through issues.
Situation: Emily is in a long term relationship which is experiencing a lot of turmoil.
Intention: Emily wants to avoid confrontation.
Moral consequence: Emily gets it off her chest, and they are able to work through the issues.
Immoral action: Emily hides her true feelings and pretends nothing is wrong.
Norm: You shouldn't be noisy in public.
Situation: Dave is sunbathing in a beach.
Intention: Dave wants to listen to music.
Moral action: Dave uses headphones to listen to the music.
Immoral consequence: The people around him feel disturbed and irritated.
Norm: You shouldn't be noisy in public.
Situation: Dave is sunbathing in a beach.
Intention: Dave wants to listen to music.
Moral consequence: The people around him is undisturbed and enjoy their activities happily.
Immoral action: Dave turns on his cellphone very loud to play his music.
Norm: You shouldn't leave your partner for someone else.
Situation: Mark and Anna are in a long distance relationship, and Mark is lonely on a Friday night while his ex asks him out.
Intention: Mark wants to do something to make himself less lonely.
Moral action: Mark calls Anna and asks to watch a movie with her over Zoom.
Immoral consequence: Mark is stuck in a rough relationship which ends in heartbreak.
Norm: You shouldn't leave your partner for someone else.
Situation: Mark and Anna are in a long distance relationship, and Mark is lonely on a Friday night while his ex asks him out.
Intention: Mark wants to do something to make himself less lonely.
Moral consequence: Mark has a fun night.
Immoral action: Mark accepts his ex's offer, and being with her Mark stops talking to Anna to be with his ex.
Norm: It's rude to come over without permission.
Situation: Rudy is feeling lonely and misses his friends.
Intention: Rudy wants to hang out with his friend Fred.
Moral action: Rudy calls Fred to ask if he wants to hang out later.
Immoral consequence: Fred is surprised and irritated that his friend came over unannounced.
Norm: It's rude to come over without permission.
Situation: Rudy is feeling lonely and misses his friends.
Intention: Rudy wants to hang out with his friend Fred.
Moral consequence: Rudy and Fred go out for dinner and drinks and have a great time.
Immoral action: Rudy stops by Fred's house to socialize with him.
Norm: You shouldn't fire someone after they get surgery.
Situation: Kevin is a manager at work, and his employee Zach just had his pancreas removed, so Zach's work is not getting done.
Intention: Kevin wants Zach's work to get done.
Moral action: Kevin hires temporary help to handle Zach's workload until he recovers.
Immoral consequence: The new employee lacks Zach's experience and doesn't fit the position.
Norm: You shouldn't fire someone after they get surgery.
Situation: Kevin is a manager at work, and his employee Zach just had his pancreas removed, so Zach's work is not getting done.
Intention: Kevin wants Zach's work to get done.
Moral consequence: Zach returns to work and does an excellent job, as before.
Immoral action: Kevin fires Zach and hires a new employee to take his place.
Norm: It's wrong to take advantage of people's kindness and money.
Situation: Jack's friend, Dave, is very generous and always helps people with money need.
Intention: Jack wants to borrow money from Dave.
Moral action: Jack's mother has an accident and needs money for treatment, so he asks Dave for help.
Immoral consequence: Dave feels offended by Jack's spending habit and refuses to lend him any money again.
Norm: It's wrong to take advantage of people's kindness and money.
Situation: Jack's friend, Dave, is very generous and always helps people with money need.
Intention: Jack wants to borrow money from Dave.
Moral consequence: Dave immediately lends some money to Jack to deal with the emergency.
Immoral action: Jack asks Dave to lend him money for buying things that he cannot afford.
Norm: It's bad to deceive your coworkers.
Situation: Marie is invited to a work party.
Intention: Mary wants to bring cookies.
Moral action: Mary buys cookies and mentions the store she bought them from.
Immoral consequence: Mary is found out and her co workers now know her as a liar.
Norm: It's bad to deceive your coworkers.
Situation: Marie is invited to a work party.
Intention: Mary wants to bring cookies.
Moral consequence: Mary's co workers think she has great taste and the store gains more customers as they go there to shop also.
Immoral action: Mary buys cookies but says she made them when they are complimented.
Norm: It's good to have hopes and aspirations.
Situation: Jules is applying for college and has to write about what she thinks of her future.
Intention: Jules wants to write a thorough essay.
Moral action: Jules considers the ways attending college could improve her life and writes about what she imagines.
Immoral consequence: Jules' letter concerns the college board, but does not help her get into the school.
Norm: It's good to have hopes and aspirations.
Situation: Jules is applying for college and has to write about what she thinks of her future.
Intention: Jules wants to write a thorough essay.
Moral consequence: Jules' letter is very convincing and it helps her a lot in the application proess.
Immoral action: Jules writes that she doesn't want any kind of future anymore because her depression is so deep.
Norm: It's atrocious to cut off someone's hair without their permission.
Situation: Amy and Sue are sitting beside each other in class listening to a story being read.
Intention: Amy wants to convince Sue to have short hair.
Moral action: Amy writes a note to Sue drawing the hairstyle she thinks she should get and sneaks it to her.
Immoral consequence: Sue screams and cries, interrupting the story, and never wants to talk to Amy again.
Norm: It's atrocious to cut off someone's hair without their permission.
Situation: Amy and Sue are sitting beside each other in class listening to a story being read.
Intention: Amy wants to convince Sue to have short hair.
Moral consequence: Sue thinks the picture is cute and says she will ask her mom if she can get it.
Immoral action: Amy sneaks a pair of scissors from her bag and cuts one of Sue's pigtails off.
Norm: It's cruel for parents to make fun of their children.
Situation: Jason is at the park with his son when his son slips and falls and starts to cry.
Intention: Jason wants his son to grow up and be tough.
Moral action: Jason makes sure that his son is alright before telling him that it’s best to accept the hurt as part of growing up.
Immoral consequence: Jason's son grows distant, and they never form a close relationship.
Norm: It's cruel for parents to make fun of their children.
Situation: Jason is at the park with his son when his son slips and falls and starts to cry.
Intention: Jason wants his son to grow up and be tough.
Moral consequence: Although Jason's advice may not be the best, him and his son remain close and grow to have a loving relationship.
Immoral action: Jason laughs at his son calling him a baby.
Norm: It's good to forgive people that hurt you by accident.
Situation: Max burst into the room smacking Lilly, who was standing behind the door, in the face with the door.
Intention: Lilly wants to make max understand that she's been hurt.
Moral action: Max apologies to Lilly, and she let's him know she understands he didn't see her.
Immoral consequence: Max spends the rest of the day thinking about the end of his friendship with Lilly.
Norm: It's good to forgive people that hurt you by accident.
Situation: Max burst into the room smacking Lilly, who was standing behind the door, in the face with the door.
Intention: Lilly wants to make max understand that she's been hurt.
Moral consequence: Max tends to Lilly's injured face before hanging out with her for the rest of the day.
Immoral action: Lilly glares at Max and walks away when he tries to apologize.
Norm: It's good to be helpful towards disabled folks.
Situation: Donald is crossing the street and sees a man in a wheelchair trying to get up a curb.
Intention: Donald wants to get back to work as soon as possible.
Moral action: Donald offers to help the man, pushes the wheelchair up the curb, and hurries back to work.
Immoral consequence: The man in the wheelchair feels helpless and continues to struggle to get onto the curb.
Norm: It's good to be helpful towards disabled folks.
Situation: Donald is crossing the street and sees a man in a wheelchair trying to get up a curb.
Intention: Donald wants to get back to work as soon as possible.
Moral consequence: The man in the wheelchair is very thankful.
Immoral action: Donald ignores the man in the wheelchair and walks quickly back to work.
Norm: You shouldn't take wild animals.
Situation: Carrie sees a squirrel on her porch eating from her bird feeder.
Intention: Carrie wants the squirrel to leave the bird feeder alone.
Moral action: Carrie installs a squirrel-proof guard on her bird feeder to keep squirrels out and sets a separate feeding station up for squirrels.
Immoral consequence: The squirrel becomes depressed and agitated and attacks Carrie due to the stress of living indoors.
Norm: You shouldn't take wild animals.
Situation: Carrie sees a squirrel on her porch eating from her bird feeder.
Intention: Carrie wants the squirrel to leave the bird feeder alone.
Moral consequence: Carrie's bird feeder is safe from squirrels and the birds can eat from it freely.
Immoral action: Carrie traps the squirrel and tries to keep it inside as a pet.
Norm: It's good to attend college.
Situation: George just graduated from High School and is debating what to do with his life.
Intention: George wants to decide on what his next step should be.
Moral action: George decides to further his education and goes to the local community college.
Immoral consequence: George ends up working at the store for the rest of his life, barely making minimum wage.
Norm: It's good to attend college.
Situation: George just graduated from High School and is debating what to do with his life.
Intention: George wants to decide on what his next step should be.
Moral consequence: George transfers to a 4 year college later and gets a degree in Computer Science which makes him a ton of money.
Immoral action: George decides to work at the local convenience store for the foreseeable future.
Norm: You shouldn't harm yourself.
Situation: Dave comes home to his crying wife, Ann who tells him that Dave's mother has passed away.
Intention: Dave wants to distract himself to make the pain go away.
Moral action: Dave goes downstairs to the basement and begins playing his drum set loudly.
Immoral consequence: Ann is shocked and freaked out and worried about Dave and his safety and shakes with fear.
Norm: You shouldn't harm yourself.
Situation: Dave comes home to his crying wife, Ann who tells him that Dave's mother has passed away.
Intention: Dave wants to distract himself to make the pain go away.
Moral consequence: Ann is understanding why Dave needs to get some energy out and is happy he's found something to ease his stress.
Immoral action: Dave goes to the kitchen and grabs a knife and begins to cut himself.
Norm: You shouldn't act upon urges that you know are bad.
Situation: Tony hasn't had fulfilling sex in a very long time and is feeling stronger and stronger urges.
Intention: Tony wants to have a healthy sex life.
Moral action: Tony works on improving himself and starts looking for a girlfriend.
Immoral consequence: Tony has sex with the sex worker and catches an STD.
Norm: You shouldn't act upon urges that you know are bad.
Situation: Tony hasn't had fulfilling sex in a very long time and is feeling stronger and stronger urges.
Intention: Tony wants to have a healthy sex life.
Moral consequence: Tony find a girlfriend, and they end up having a very healthy active sex life.
Immoral action: Tony makes an arrangement with a sex worker.
Norm: It's good to accept help from your parents.
Situation: Ryan is doing his taxes for the first time and doesn’t know what he is doing.
Intention: Ryan wants to file them and get his tax return back.
Moral action: Ryan lets his dad show him how to do them and accepts his advice.
Immoral consequence: His taxes get audited, and he spends money and time correcting them.