CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It's wrong to miss having a medical disorder.
Situation: Benjamin is a child and just had his cast removed from a recovered broken leg.
Intention: Benjamin wants attention from his parents.
Moral action: Benjamin runs and jumps around in front of his parents as best as he can on his recovered leg.
Immoral consequence: Benjamin's parents tell him he has to start moving around and behaving like normal again.
Norm: It's wrong to miss having a medical disorder.
Situation: Benjamin is a child and just had his cast removed from a recovered broken leg.
Intention: Benjamin wants attention from his parents.
Moral consequence: His parents smile and congratulate Benjamin on his healed leg.
Immoral action: Benjamin tries to call for his parents help getting things like he had to when he had a cast because he liked having things done for him.
Norm: You should have fun while cooking
Situation: Ryan is in the middle of a diet plan and is preparing meals for the week.
Intention: Ryan wants to stick to his diet.
Moral action: Ryan makes sure to keep things interesting while preparing the meals and is always willing to try or learn something new in the kitchen.
Immoral consequence: Ryan's meal quality suffers from the lack of care while preparing them and this eventually leads to him faltering from the diet.
Norm: You should have fun while cooking
Situation: Ryan is in the middle of a diet plan and is preparing meals for the week.
Intention: Ryan wants to stick to his diet.
Moral consequence: Ryan's dedication and interest in the preparing of the meals ends up the most crucial influence on him sticking to his diet.
Immoral action: Ryan slops together his meals as quickly as possible using any cooking short cut he can think of as to be done with the task.
Norm: It's not okay to let something get itself trapped.
Situation: Dan works in a home office and has a pet cat Ginger.
Intention: Dan wants to have his pet around for company while he works.
Moral action: Dan leaves the door open a crack so ginger can come and go as she pleases.
Immoral consequence: Ginger meows excessively when trapped and one day makes a mess in the room that Dan has to clean.
Norm: It's not okay to let something get itself trapped.
Situation: Dan works in a home office and has a pet cat Ginger.
Intention: Dan wants to have his pet around for company while he works.
Moral consequence: Ginger enters the room more often and Dan can spend more time with her.
Immoral action: Dan closes the room door when she enters and wont let her out.
Norm: It's wrong to throw away someone's clothes without their permission.
Situation: Karen doesn't like it when her husband Alex saves old clothes that don't fit him anymore.
Intention: Karen wants to clean out their bedroom closet.
Moral action: Karen asks Alex if she can throw out any of his clothes that don't fit because she wants to clean out their closet.
Immoral consequence: Alex sees Karen tossing his clothes in the trash and tells her that she had no right to do that.
Norm: It's wrong to throw away someone's clothes without their permission.
Situation: Karen doesn't like it when her husband Alex saves old clothes that don't fit him anymore.
Intention: Karen wants to clean out their bedroom closet.
Moral consequence: Alex tells Karen he will help her clean out the closet and go through all his old clothes.
Immoral action: Karen cleans out their closet and throws away Alex's clothes that she knows won't fit him.
Norm: It's expected that you'll move away from your parents.
Situation: Lisa lives with her parents, finished high school, and got a full time job in town.
Intention: Lisa wants to decide where to live.
Moral action: Lisa decides to move into an apartment in town.
Immoral consequence: Lisa will not learn to be independent.
Norm: It's expected that you'll move away from your parents.
Situation: Lisa lives with her parents, finished high school, and got a full time job in town.
Intention: Lisa wants to decide where to live.
Moral consequence: Lisa will learn how to live independently.
Immoral action: Lisa decides to continue living with her parents.
Norm: You should always take out your garbage.
Situation: Bill's house is full of garbage over the last week, it stays untouched and smelly.
Intention: Bill wants the house to not smell as bad.
Moral action: Bill takes the garbage out of the house and throws it on the curb.
Immoral consequence: The garbage smells better, but rats and roaches move into Bill's house.
Norm: You should always take out your garbage.
Situation: Bill's house is full of garbage over the last week, it stays untouched and smelly.
Intention: Bill wants the house to not smell as bad.
Moral consequence: Bill's house smells great, and he has more room than ever to move.
Immoral action: Bill sprays the garbage down with lysol and febreeze and leaves it where it is.
Norm: You shouldn't talk during a test.
Situation: Mya was in her desk in math class taking a test one day.
Intention: Mya wants to make a good grade on the test.
Moral action: Mya thinks hard on every question before putting an answer on the paper.
Immoral consequence: The teacher hears Mya and picks up her test before she was finished.
Norm: You shouldn't talk during a test.
Situation: Mya was in her desk in math class taking a test one day.
Intention: Mya wants to make a good grade on the test.
Moral consequence: Mya finds out the next day that she made an A on the math test.
Immoral action: Mya whispers to her friend to get the right answer for one of the problems.
Norm: You shouldn't talk back to teachers.
Situation: Steve is in class, and gets an answer wrong, the teacher makes a snotty comment.
Intention: Steve wants to address the comment.
Moral action: Steve waits until after class, and confronts the teacher saying his feelings were hurt.
Immoral consequence: The teacher sends Steve to detention for openly disrespecting her.
Norm: You shouldn't talk back to teachers.
Situation: Steve is in class, and gets an answer wrong, the teacher makes a snotty comment.
Intention: Steve wants to address the comment.
Moral consequence: The teacher realizes she was wrong, and apologizes, and promises to not do it again.
Immoral action: Steve instantly fires back, calling the teacher a complete loser.
Norm: You should buy auto-insurance before you drive on the highway.
Situation: Jared is living paycheck to paycheck, and he cannot afford his current insurance premium.
Intention: Jared wants to cut back his insurance costs.
Moral action: Jared finds an insurance company that charges much lower premiums.
Immoral consequence: Jared gets pulled over and gets a fine for not having insurance.
Norm: You should buy auto-insurance before you drive on the highway.
Situation: Jared is living paycheck to paycheck, and he cannot afford his current insurance premium.
Intention: Jared wants to cut back his insurance costs.
Moral consequence: Jared is more at ease while driving knowing that he is insured.
Immoral action: Jared decides to go without insurance in order to skirt the costs.
Norm: You shouldn't hold a gun up to your head.
Situation: Tabitha is at the gun range learning how to fire a weapon from an instructor.
Intention: Tabitha wants to feel comfortable with guns.
Moral action: Tabitha listens to all the instructions her instructor is giving to her and spends a lot of time firing weapons safely.
Immoral consequence: The instructor immediately takes the weapon from Tabitha and kicks her out of the facility.
Norm: You shouldn't hold a gun up to your head.
Situation: Tabitha is at the gun range learning how to fire a weapon from an instructor.
Intention: Tabitha wants to feel comfortable with guns.
Moral consequence: Tabitha gains confidence in handling guns and becomes an excellent shot.
Immoral action: After firing a weapon at the designated target, Tabitha turns around and jokingly brings the gun to her head.
Norm: It's good to be concerned about defenseless animals.
Situation: Noah is driving down the road when he spots a dog running beside the highway.
Intention: Noah wants to help the dog.
Moral action: Noah pulls over and goes over to the dog and picks it up, puts it in his car and takes it to a vet.
Immoral consequence: The dog is hit and killed because it takes animal control too long to get to it's location.
Norm: It's good to be concerned about defenseless animals.
Situation: Noah is driving down the road when he spots a dog running beside the highway.
Intention: Noah wants to help the dog.
Moral consequence: The dog is reunited with it's owner when the vet finds their name on the dog's microchip.
Immoral action: Noah calls the police to alert animal control about a dog that's near the highway.
Norm: It's fun to go out dancing.
Situation: Tiffany and her friends have the weekend off.
Intention: Tiffany wants to find an activity to do.
Moral action: Tiffany and her friends decide to go to a club and dance.
Immoral consequence: Tiffany and her friends experience mundane emotions.
Norm: It's fun to go out dancing.
Situation: Tiffany and her friends have the weekend off.
Intention: Tiffany wants to find an activity to do.
Moral consequence: Tiffany and her friends experience positive emotions.
Immoral action: Tiffany and her friends decide to stay in and watch re-runs on TV.
Norm: It's wrong to start confrontations with people you live near.
Situation: Bob's neighbor's dog pooped in Bob's yard and Bob had to clean it himself.
Intention: Bob wants to send a message to his neighbor.
Moral action: Bob knocks on his neighbor's door and asks about the dog poo.
Immoral consequence: Bob's neighbor then knocks over Bob's grill, in turn Bob throws rocks in neighbor's pool, and in turn...
Norm: It's wrong to start confrontations with people you live near.
Situation: Bob's neighbor's dog pooped in Bob's yard and Bob had to clean it himself.
Intention: Bob wants to send a message to his neighbor.
Moral consequence: Bob's neighbor apologizes, promises it won't happen again, and reprimands his dog.
Immoral action: Bob hides his neighbor's lawn gnome in revenge for the poo.
Norm: It's bad to be in a loveless marriage.
Situation: Celia's idea to Adam is they could get married so Adam becomes a citizen and Celia could afford a better lifestyle.
Intention: Celia wants to decide if she should continue with her plan.
Moral action: Celia realizes she would end up trapped in a loveless marriage.
Immoral consequence: Since they aren't actually in love their marriage isn't the greatest or the funnest.
Norm: It's bad to be in a loveless marriage.
Situation: Celia's idea to Adam is they could get married so Adam becomes a citizen and Celia could afford a better lifestyle.
Intention: Celia wants to decide if she should continue with her plan.
Moral consequence: Celia and Adam decide not to get married after all.
Immoral action: Celia and Adam get married just like her original plans.
Norm: It's wrong not to say sorry for your wrongdoings.
Situation: James is meeting his cousins for the first time since they were kids.
Intention: James wants to make a good impression on them.
Moral action: James apologizes for candy he took from them when they were kids.
Immoral consequence: They like James even less that he continues to not tell the truth.
Norm: It's wrong not to say sorry for your wrongdoings.
Situation: James is meeting his cousins for the first time since they were kids.
Intention: James wants to make a good impression on them.
Moral consequence: They accept the apology and consider that maybe James has indeed changed.
Immoral action: James says hello to them, they mention candy he took decades ago and James denies everything.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to act out in your teacher's classroom.
Situation: Tim has moved to a new school and is sitting in math class with the other students and their teacher.
Intention: Tim wants to show his classmates that he is funny.
Moral action: Tim waits till lunch time then entertains his classmates with jokes and silly dances.
Immoral consequence: Tim's teacher sends him to the principal's office, and he gets detention.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to act out in your teacher's classroom.
Situation: Tim has moved to a new school and is sitting in math class with the other students and their teacher.
Intention: Tim wants to show his classmates that he is funny.
Moral consequence: Tim's classmates think he's funny and Tim gets quite popular.
Immoral action: Tim starts goofing around in class even getting up and doing a silly dance.
Norm: It's bad to go to juvie.
Situation: Damon is in court because he vandalized some buildings.
Intention: Damon wants to tell the judge how he feels.
Moral action: Damon tells the judge that he will never vandalize again and asks for leniency in his case.
Immoral consequence: Damon gets locked up and his parents are disappointed in him.
Norm: It's bad to go to juvie.
Situation: Damon is in court because he vandalized some buildings.
Intention: Damon wants to tell the judge how he feels.
Moral consequence: Damon is free and not locked up with some bad kids.
Immoral action: Damon tells the judge to put him in jail because all his friends are there anyway.
Norm: You're contemptible for sniffing a sibling's used tampons.
Situation: Hugh is going through puberty, and he just came across his sister's used tampon on the ground.
Intention: Hugh wants to pick up the tampon.
Moral action: Hugh picks up the tampon and immediately flushes it down the toilet.
Immoral consequence: Hugh is not able to look at his sister the same way and starts acting weird around her.
Norm: You're contemptible for sniffing a sibling's used tampons.
Situation: Hugh is going through puberty, and he just came across his sister's used tampon on the ground.
Intention: Hugh wants to pick up the tampon.
Moral consequence: Hugh feels more disciplined and doesn't become attracted to his sister.
Immoral action: Hugh picks up the tampon and sniffs it before throwing it away.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to keep shopping after a store closes.
Situation: Noel was shopping late one evening at the Old Navy store near his house.
Intention: Noel wanted to buy the perfect pair of pants.
Moral action: Noel was having trouble deciding which pants he liked the best, so he decides to come back another day to keep shopping.
Immoral consequence: The workers in Old Navy had to past their scheduled time to get off to serve Noel.
Norm: It's inconsiderate to keep shopping after a store closes.
Situation: Noel was shopping late one evening at the Old Navy store near his house.
Intention: Noel wanted to buy the perfect pair of pants.
Moral consequence: The Old Navy workers get to go home when their shift is over.
Immoral action: Noel couldn't make up his mind which pants to buy, so he stayed long after Old Navy closed to try on a lot of pants.
Norm: It's bad to judge a whole store based on gossip.
Situation: Jon heard about a new pizza place in his area and wanted to check it out.
Intention: Jon wanted to learn more about the pizza place.
Moral action: Jon visits the pizza place after work to see what the hubbub was all about.
Immoral consequence: Jon is never able to experience what the pizza place is like due to fake news.
Norm: It's bad to judge a whole store based on gossip.
Situation: Jon heard about a new pizza place in his area and wanted to check it out.
Intention: Jon wanted to learn more about the pizza place.
Moral consequence: Jon becomes a loyal customer of the pizza place after seeing what it's like in there firsthand.
Immoral action: Jon read online that the pizza place was run by pedophiles, so he decided not to go.
Norm: It's selfish not to contribute to group efforts.
Situation: Rose is in a work group at school and their assignment is due at the end of the period.
Intention: Rose wants to get a good grade.
Moral action: Rose puts in her best effort and contributes all that she can to the group's project.
Immoral consequence: While the teacher does give the group a good grade for their efforts it is noted that Rose did not contribute, and she is assigned extra homework.
Norm: It's selfish not to contribute to group efforts.
Situation: Rose is in a work group at school and their assignment is due at the end of the period.
Intention: Rose wants to get a good grade.
Moral consequence: The group and Rose all receive a good grade on their project.
Immoral action: Rose believes that if she lets the rest of the group do the project without her that she will just inherent a good grade.
Norm: It's immoral to cannibalize another person.
Situation: Henry is lost and hungry in the middle of nowhere and his friend who was with him just died.
Intention: Henry wants to eat something.
Moral action: Henry buries his friend and begins to collect edible plants, so he can eat.
Immoral consequence: Henry is rescued as he is eating and is forever shunned.
Norm: It's immoral to cannibalize another person.
Situation: Henry is lost and hungry in the middle of nowhere and his friend who was with him just died.
Intention: Henry wants to eat something.
Moral consequence: Henry is able to get enough nutrients to survive long enough until he is rescued.
Immoral action: Henry decides that the only way that he can survive is to consume the meat of his friend.
Norm: It's good to feed children healthy things
Situation: Kristin's two kids had come inside the house because they were hungry.
Intention: Kristin wants to feed her kids.
Moral action: Kristin gives her kids a sandwich and carrot sticks for lunch.
Immoral consequence: Kristin's kids get wired up and make a mess in the house.
Norm: It's good to feed children healthy things
Situation: Kristin's two kids had come inside the house because they were hungry.
Intention: Kristin wants to feed her kids.
Moral consequence: The kids are full and go back outside after they have their lunch.
Immoral action: Kristin gives her kids ice cream and candy to eat for lunch.
Norm: It's not okay to make a mess for others.
Situation: Jill makes a mess all over the room while she's playing with her toys.
Intention: Jill wants to decide what to do next.
Moral action: Jill cleans up the mess herself before going to do another acctivity.
Immoral consequence: Jill's siblings have to clean up the mess, and they are upset about it.
Norm: It's not okay to make a mess for others.
Situation: Jill makes a mess all over the room while she's playing with her toys.
Intention: Jill wants to decide what to do next.
Moral consequence: The room is clean once she's finished and everyone is satisfied with the clean room.
Immoral action: Jill puts her toys away but leaves the mess; without her toys it appears as though one of her siblings was responsible.
Norm: You shouldn't sell your body to people.
Situation: Jane just got fired from her job and doesn't know how she will make ends meet.
Intention: Jane wants to earn some money quickly.
Moral action: Jane takes on some temporary gig work in order to make ends meet.
Immoral consequence: Jane feels a lack of self worth because of what she did.
Norm: You shouldn't sell your body to people.
Situation: Jane just got fired from her job and doesn't know how she will make ends meet.
Intention: Jane wants to earn some money quickly.
Moral consequence: Jane feels empowered because she has overcome a tough situation.
Immoral action: Jane decides to sell pictures of herself on the internet for money.
Norm: It's good to be focused on women's health
Situation: While selecting health plans for his company Phil is advised to pick a plan that also supports women's health.
Intention: Phil wants to contemplate this suggestion.
Moral action: Phil selects a plan that covers women's health concerns as well as mens.
Immoral consequence: Phil faces censure when the health plan he selected doesn't suit the company's female employees.
Norm: It's good to be focused on women's health
Situation: While selecting health plans for his company Phil is advised to pick a plan that also supports women's health.
Intention: Phil wants to contemplate this suggestion.
Moral consequence: Phil is praised for ensuring all employees are adequately covered.
Immoral action: Phil disregards women's health needs and picks a plan that he would get for himself.
Norm: You shouldn't use old sheets on your bed.
Situation: Brian got his favorite superman bedding set as his birthday gift and has been using it for a month.
Intention: Brian wants to clean up his bedroom.
Moral action: Brian changes the dirty bedding set.
Immoral consequence: Brian gets a skin rash due to the bacteria grown on the unclean sheet and blanket.
Norm: You shouldn't use old sheets on your bed.
Situation: Brian got his favorite superman bedding set as his birthday gift and has been using it for a month.
Intention: Brian wants to clean up his bedroom.
Moral consequence: Brian feels refreshed and comfortable sleeping on the bed.
Immoral action: Brian keeps on using the superman bedding set to show his loyalty.
Norm: It's bad to highly value drinking.
Situation: Elysse is having a busy season at work.
Intention: Elysse wants to find a way to relax every night.
Moral action: Elysse takes a warm bath every night after work.
Immoral consequence: Elysse becomes addicted to alcohol.
Norm: It's bad to highly value drinking.
Situation: Elysse is having a busy season at work.
Intention: Elysse wants to find a way to relax every night.
Moral consequence: Elysse allows herself to release her stress.
Immoral action: Elysse drinks a bottle of wine every night after work.
Norm: Informing relative on the truth is always a good thing.
Situation: Jay is out at a store, and sees his brother Todd's girlfriend making out with another man.
Intention: Jay wants to respond to seeing his brother's girlfriend cheating.
Moral action: Jay takes a picture and shows Todd what he saw.
Immoral consequence: Todd wastes his time dating his cheating girlfriend for a long time before being unexpectedly dumped.
Norm: Informing relative on the truth is always a good thing.
Situation: Jay is out at a store, and sees his brother Todd's girlfriend making out with another man.
Intention: Jay wants to respond to seeing his brother's girlfriend cheating.
Moral consequence: Todd gets very angry and breaks up with his girlfriend right away, and soon finds a better person to date.
Immoral action: Jay keeps the information about Todd's girlfriend to himself.
Norm: You should always leave the bathroom clean and fresh.
Situation: Lilly is living alone in her first apartment and is cleaning the house.
Intention: Lilly wants to finish cleaning.
Moral action: Lilly makes sure to clean the bathroom good because she wants to do a complete job before finishing and taking a shower.
Immoral consequence: Lilly's bathroom becomes more and more dirty to the point it could be a hazard to her health.
Norm: You should always leave the bathroom clean and fresh.
Situation: Lilly is living alone in her first apartment and is cleaning the house.
Intention: Lilly wants to finish cleaning.
Moral consequence: Lilly has a presentable home, especially in the bathroom which matters most.
Immoral action: Lilly skips cleaning the bathroom because she finds it gross and it also means she is done cleaning faster.
Norm: It's callous to be dismissive of other people's suffering.
Situation: Jane suffers from a disease and talks about it at the doctor's office.
Intention: Jane wants to talk to the other patients.
Moral action: Jane waits and listens to the other patients' problems as well.
Immoral consequence: People in the office quickly learn not to like Jane much.
Norm: It's callous to be dismissive of other people's suffering.
Situation: Jane suffers from a disease and talks about it at the doctor's office.
Intention: Jane wants to talk to the other patients.
Moral consequence: Jane learns a lot of things about the other patients in the waiting room.
Immoral action: Jane talks about her suffering, but she can't be bothered to listen to OTHERS suffering.
Norm: It's disgusting to spy on people.
Situation: Kyle has a big crush on a girl in his neighborhood, but she doesn't know yet.
Intention: Kyle wants to get closer to the girl.
Moral action: Kyle starts up a conversation with the girl the next time he sees her.
Immoral consequence: The girl senses that Kyle is stalking her and feels creeped out.