CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Jack tells his girlfriend that he cheated and is extremely sorry.
Consequence: Jack's girlfriend flips out, begins screaming, and they both engage in argument.
Divergent action: Jack comes clean about his mistake to his girlfriend but doesn't apologize and says that it was worth it.
Consequence: Jack's girlfriend flips out, begins screaming, and they both engage in argument.
Consequence: Jack's girlfriend is accepting of Jack, not too angry, and Jack feels he has control.
Divergent action: Jack comes clean about his mistake to his girlfriend but doesn't apologize and says that it was worth it.
Normative action: Holly takes the trash and brings it to the recycling center.
Consequence: Holly receives a deposit from the recycling center for recycling all the trash.
Normative action: Holly takes the trash and brings it to the recycling center.
Consequence: Holly's home owner's association sends her a letter in the mail fining her for the eyesore.
Divergent action: Holly uses the trash to make a huge mountain in her yard.
Consequence: Holly's home owner's association sends her a letter in the mail fining her for the eyesore.
Consequence: Holly receives a deposit from the recycling center for recycling all the trash.
Divergent action: Holly uses the trash to make a huge mountain in her yard.
Normative action: James tells Adam he may go swimming as long as he wears a life vest.
Consequence: Adamexperiences the joys of swimming while James has peace of mind over his son's safety.
Normative action: James tells Adam he may go swimming as long as he wears a life vest.
Consequence: Adam grows up to be very sheltered and afraid of normal life activities.
Divergent action: James forbids Adam from swimming, telling him that it is too dangerous as he may drown.
Consequence: Adam grows up to be very sheltered and afraid of normal life activities.
Consequence: Adamexperiences the joys of swimming while James has peace of mind over his son's safety.
Divergent action: James forbids Adam from swimming, telling him that it is too dangerous as he may drown.
Normative action: Frank quickly uses a Tide pen to remove the stain before rushing to work.
Consequence: Frank looks clean and professional and his colleagues value his contributions at the meeting.
Normative action: Frank quickly uses a Tide pen to remove the stain before rushing to work.
Consequence: Frank's colleagues notice the stain on his shirt and snicker at his slovenly and unprofessional appearance.
Divergent action: Frank ignores the stain and hops in his car to drive to work.
Consequence: Frank's colleagues notice the stain on his shirt and snicker at his slovenly and unprofessional appearance.
Consequence: Frank looks clean and professional and his colleagues value his contributions at the meeting.
Divergent action: Frank ignores the stain and hops in his car to drive to work.
Normative action: Peter stays calm and reports the situation to the office staff .
Consequence: The office staff politely asks the man to go to the end of the line in order to be fair to the other people.
Normative action: Peter stays calm and reports the situation to the office staff .
Consequence: The office staff asks them to behave, or they will be expelled from the office.
Divergent action: Peter confronts the man for cutting the line, and they start yelling at each other.
Consequence: The office staff asks them to behave, or they will be expelled from the office.
Consequence: The office staff politely asks the man to go to the end of the line in order to be fair to the other people.
Divergent action: Peter confronts the man for cutting the line, and they start yelling at each other.
Normative action: Jessica compliments Maria's appearance throughout the night.
Consequence: Jessica deepens her relationship with Maria.
Normative action: Jessica compliments Maria's appearance throughout the night.
Consequence: Jessica is thrown out of the party by the host.
Divergent action: Jessica hugs Maria from behind and gently touches Maria's breasts.
Consequence: Jessica is thrown out of the party by the host.
Consequence: Jessica deepens her relationship with Maria.
Divergent action: Jessica hugs Maria from behind and gently touches Maria's breasts.
Normative action: Lisette takes her time in the market and finds a lovely bag that suited her tastes.
Consequence: Lisette has a lovely bag that reminds her of her experience in the country in the many years that come.
Normative action: Lisette takes her time in the market and finds a lovely bag that suited her tastes.
Consequence: Lisette regrets not buying anything for herself that would remind her of her travels.
Divergent action: Lisette only buys souvenirs for her friends and family back home.
Consequence: Lisette regrets not buying anything for herself that would remind her of her travels.
Consequence: Lisette has a lovely bag that reminds her of her experience in the country in the many years that come.
Divergent action: Lisette only buys souvenirs for her friends and family back home.
Normative action: John accurately describes the fishing rods the store has to offer to the customer.
Consequence: The customer happily purchases a fishing rod and does more business with the store later on.
Normative action: John accurately describes the fishing rods the store has to offer to the customer.
Consequence: The customer returns the next day and angrily demands a refund for the fishing rod.
Divergent action: John sells a low quality fishing rod to the customer while pretending it was a top notch professional fishing rod.
Consequence: The customer returns the next day and angrily demands a refund for the fishing rod.
Consequence: The customer happily purchases a fishing rod and does more business with the store later on.
Divergent action: John sells a low quality fishing rod to the customer while pretending it was a top notch professional fishing rod.
Normative action: Donald claims to be a big fan of the entertainer and invites him to perform at a rally.
Consequence: The entertainer refuses, but the voters notice and approve of Donald's taste in music.
Normative action: Donald claims to be a big fan of the entertainer and invites him to perform at a rally.
Consequence: Voters form an unfavorable impression of Donald when the entertainer sues him for copyright infringement.
Divergent action: Donald uses the music of a popular entertainer at the rallies without the entertainer's permission.
Consequence: Voters form an unfavorable impression of Donald when the entertainer sues him for copyright infringement.
Consequence: The entertainer refuses, but the voters notice and approve of Donald's taste in music.
Divergent action: Donald uses the music of a popular entertainer at the rallies without the entertainer's permission.
Normative action: Roy complains about the service to the manager and doesn't leave any tip.
Consequence: The workers are sent a message that the service was exceptionally poor.
Normative action: Roy complains about the service to the manager and doesn't leave any tip.
Consequence: The server does not realize or care about the extent of the service failure.
Divergent action: Roy mentioned his dish made prepared incorrectly but leaves a small tip anyway.
Consequence: The server does not realize or care about the extent of the service failure.
Consequence: The workers are sent a message that the service was exceptionally poor.
Divergent action: Roy mentioned his dish made prepared incorrectly but leaves a small tip anyway.
Normative action: James tosses the ball back to Bill and says, "Hey, be more careful".
Consequence: Bill says, "I'm sorry I hit you - I'll be more careful".
Normative action: James tosses the ball back to Bill and says, "Hey, be more careful".
Consequence: Bill chases the ball down and throws it at James deliberately.
Divergent action: James calls Bill a clumsy four-eyes and tells him he's a loser.
Consequence: Bill chases the ball down and throws it at James deliberately.
Consequence: Bill says, "I'm sorry I hit you - I'll be more careful".
Divergent action: James calls Bill a clumsy four-eyes and tells him he's a loser.
Normative action: Carla asked her coworker nicely to take care of the spill for her.
Consequence: Carla's coworker cleaned up the spill and no one ended up slipping in the drink.
Normative action: Carla asked her coworker nicely to take care of the spill for her.
Consequence: Carla's coworker walked out on the job and Carla had to clean the mess herself.
Divergent action: Carla yelled and belittled her coworker and told her she needed to clean up the spill.
Consequence: Carla's coworker walked out on the job and Carla had to clean the mess herself.
Consequence: Carla's coworker cleaned up the spill and no one ended up slipping in the drink.
Divergent action: Carla yelled and belittled her coworker and told her she needed to clean up the spill.
Normative action: Murray gets down on the ground and puts a hand out for the cat to sniff.
Consequence: The cat slowly approaches to smell Murray and stops hissing as he does so.
Normative action: Murray gets down on the ground and puts a hand out for the cat to sniff.
Consequence: The cat's hissing stops but only because he is now lunging at Murray's face.
Divergent action: Murray hisses back at the cat and pretends to try and swipe at him.
Consequence: The cat's hissing stops but only because he is now lunging at Murray's face.
Consequence: The cat slowly approaches to smell Murray and stops hissing as he does so.
Divergent action: Murray hisses back at the cat and pretends to try and swipe at him.
Normative action: Jill goes through the store slowly and carefuly to look for good prices.
Consequence: Jill finds lots of clothes that she can buy within her budget.
Normative action: Jill goes through the store slowly and carefuly to look for good prices.
Consequence: She spend the whole clothing budget on only a few clothes.
Divergent action: Jill buys the first good clothes she sees and quickly ends her shopping trip.
Consequence: She spend the whole clothing budget on only a few clothes.
Consequence: Jill finds lots of clothes that she can buy within her budget.
Divergent action: Jill buys the first good clothes she sees and quickly ends her shopping trip.
Normative action: Christina keeps Samantha's secret even though it would make her more popular.
Consequence: Samantha's reputation is spared.
Normative action: Christina keeps Samantha's secret even though it would make her more popular.
Consequence: The popular girls spread the secret and humiliate Samantha.
Divergent action: Christina tells all the popular girls that Samantha likes the quarterback.
Consequence: The popular girls spread the secret and humiliate Samantha.
Consequence: Samantha's reputation is spared.
Divergent action: Christina tells all the popular girls that Samantha likes the quarterback.
Normative action: Cindy apologizes to Chloe for what she did and promises to close the card once it is paid off.
Consequence: Chloe's credit goes unharmed and Cindy never betrays her daughter again.
Normative action: Cindy apologizes to Chloe for what she did and promises to close the card once it is paid off.
Consequence: Chloe's credit is ruined immensely.
Divergent action: After promising Chloe to pay off the card on time, Cindy continues to shop for clothes while ignoring every credit card bill.
Consequence: Chloe's credit is ruined immensely.
Consequence: Chloe's credit goes unharmed and Cindy never betrays her daughter again.
Divergent action: After promising Chloe to pay off the card on time, Cindy continues to shop for clothes while ignoring every credit card bill.
Normative action: Liz sees that her coworker has lotion, so she asks her coworker if she can use some to moisturize her hands.
Consequence: Her coworker tells her that she can and hands her the lotion.
Normative action: Liz sees that her coworker has lotion, so she asks her coworker if she can use some to moisturize her hands.
Consequence: Her coworker sees her use the lotion and tells her that she could have at least asked her.
Divergent action: Liz notices that her coworker has lotion, and she uses some to moisturize her dry hands.
Consequence: Her coworker sees her use the lotion and tells her that she could have at least asked her.
Consequence: Her coworker tells her that she can and hands her the lotion.
Divergent action: Liz notices that her coworker has lotion, and she uses some to moisturize her dry hands.
Normative action: Laura puts a seat protector down on the seat, then sits and urinates without splashing the seat.
Consequence: The restroom gets used efficiently by all of the women and the stall is seen as usable.
Normative action: Laura puts a seat protector down on the seat, then sits and urinates without splashing the seat.
Consequence: The stall is passed up by many women and a much longer line forms due to people avoiding the gross seat.
Divergent action: Laura hovers over the seat, splashing urine on it, before she flushes and doesn't wipe the seat.
Consequence: The stall is passed up by many women and a much longer line forms due to people avoiding the gross seat.
Consequence: The restroom gets used efficiently by all of the women and the stall is seen as usable.
Divergent action: Laura hovers over the seat, splashing urine on it, before she flushes and doesn't wipe the seat.
Normative action: Mary looks up the ingredients on the lipstick online and describes how those elements mesh together to create a good product.
Consequence: Marry gains the reputation for being knowledgeable about makeup.
Normative action: Mary looks up the ingredients on the lipstick online and describes how those elements mesh together to create a good product.
Consequence: Mary is stuck with a lipstick shade that she hates.
Divergent action: Mary swatches the lipstick on her wrists describing how the formula feels on her hands.
Consequence: Mary is stuck with a lipstick shade that she hates.
Consequence: Marry gains the reputation for being knowledgeable about makeup.
Divergent action: Mary swatches the lipstick on her wrists describing how the formula feels on her hands.
Normative action: James decides to go anyway and have fun with Mike.
Consequence: Between innings the announcer states that a ticket number has won $100,000 and it turns out to be Jame's ticket.
Normative action: James decides to go anyway and have fun with Mike.
Consequence: At the stadium the other friend has the right ticket and wins $100,000 in a promotion.
Divergent action: James declines the ticket and Mike takes one of their other friends instead.
Consequence: At the stadium the other friend has the right ticket and wins $100,000 in a promotion.
Consequence: Between innings the announcer states that a ticket number has won $100,000 and it turns out to be Jame's ticket.
Divergent action: James declines the ticket and Mike takes one of their other friends instead.
Normative action: Bob decides to be careful and wishes for his sports team to win.
Consequence: Bob's team did win later that week, but Bob had forgotten about the wish by then.
Normative action: Bob decides to be careful and wishes for his sports team to win.
Consequence: Bob (believing his wish will come true) is so terrified that he actually has a heart attack from the fear.
Divergent action: Bob when going home sees that someone crashed into his car - in anger he remarks I wish I were dead.
Consequence: Bob (believing his wish will come true) is so terrified that he actually has a heart attack from the fear.
Consequence: Bob's team did win later that week, but Bob had forgotten about the wish by then.
Divergent action: Bob when going home sees that someone crashed into his car - in anger he remarks I wish I were dead.
Normative action: Charles buys the man dinner and takes him to a homeless shelter.
Consequence: The homeless man is fed and has somewhere to sleep.
Normative action: Charles buys the man dinner and takes him to a homeless shelter.
Consequence: The homeless man remains hungry and homeless.
Divergent action: Charles tells the man to quit being lazy and get a job.
Consequence: The homeless man remains hungry and homeless.
Consequence: The homeless man is fed and has somewhere to sleep.
Divergent action: Charles tells the man to quit being lazy and get a job.
Normative action: Alex spends a reasonable amount on food and drinks at a casual restaurant.
Consequence: Alex is granted continued free reign on food expenses he reports.
Normative action: Alex spends a reasonable amount on food and drinks at a casual restaurant.
Consequence: Alex's boss notices the high charge and limits his priveleges.
Divergent action: Alex orders very expensive food and drink at an expensive restaurant.
Consequence: Alex's boss notices the high charge and limits his priveleges.
Consequence: Alex is granted continued free reign on food expenses he reports.
Divergent action: Alex orders very expensive food and drink at an expensive restaurant.
Normative action: Jill asks her roommate to help her pick dates to clean the apartment.
Consequence: Jill's roommate thinks Jill is considerate and wants to cooperate more with Jill.
Normative action: Jill asks her roommate to help her pick dates to clean the apartment.
Consequence: Jill's roommate moves out and Jill has to pay all the rent.
Divergent action: Jill tells her roommate the apartment cleaning is during her roommate's birthday.
Consequence: Jill's roommate moves out and Jill has to pay all the rent.
Consequence: Jill's roommate thinks Jill is considerate and wants to cooperate more with Jill.
Divergent action: Jill tells her roommate the apartment cleaning is during her roommate's birthday.
Normative action: Julie asks her neighbors if they saw or heard anything related to her home break-in.
Consequence: Julie's neighbor provides the police with video surveillance and the true suspect is caught and arrested.
Normative action: Julie asks her neighbors if they saw or heard anything related to her home break-in.
Consequence: Julie's ex-husband is falsely jailed for the break-in.
Divergent action: Julie makes up a story about her ex-husband threatening to break into her home and reports it to the police.
Consequence: Julie's ex-husband is falsely jailed for the break-in.
Consequence: Julie's neighbor provides the police with video surveillance and the true suspect is caught and arrested.
Divergent action: Julie makes up a story about her ex-husband threatening to break into her home and reports it to the police.
Normative action: Mrs. Jones demonstrates how to make a tree and lets the children pick colors that they love.
Consequence: The children all have beautiful and unique paintings that are easy to tell apart and reflect their identities.
Normative action: Mrs. Jones demonstrates how to make a tree and lets the children pick colors that they love.
Consequence: The children like their paintings, but they all look almost entirely identical and are easily mixed up by the students.
Divergent action: Mrs. Jones gives each child one color of paint at a time and makes them follow her step by step.
Consequence: The children like their paintings, but they all look almost entirely identical and are easily mixed up by the students.
Consequence: The children all have beautiful and unique paintings that are easy to tell apart and reflect their identities.
Divergent action: Mrs. Jones gives each child one color of paint at a time and makes them follow her step by step.
Normative action: Phil tips the waiter for his service.
Consequence: Jenny is impressed with her dates generosity.
Normative action: Phil tips the waiter for his service.
Consequence: Jenny takes note of Phil's lack of generosity and declines a second date.
Divergent action: Phil decides to skip the tip.
Consequence: Jenny takes note of Phil's lack of generosity and declines a second date.
Consequence: Jenny is impressed with her dates generosity.
Divergent action: Phil decides to skip the tip.
Normative action: John left the raccoon a bit of his food on the grass.
Consequence: John watched as the raccoon took the food and went up in the tree with it.
Normative action: John left the raccoon a bit of his food on the grass.
Consequence: The raccoon scratched and bit John, and he had to go to the hospital.
Divergent action: John took the raccoon to his house and tried to keep him in his bedroom.
Consequence: The raccoon scratched and bit John, and he had to go to the hospital.
Consequence: John watched as the raccoon took the food and went up in the tree with it.
Divergent action: John took the raccoon to his house and tried to keep him in his bedroom.
Normative action: Jenna taks about how lucky she is that her family can afford new technology.
Consequence: People find Jenna slightly less annoying when she acknowledges her economic privilege.
Normative action: Jenna taks about how lucky she is that her family can afford new technology.
Consequence: The classmate overhears Jenna and says that she's the shallowest person in the school.
Divergent action: Jenna points out another classmate who stills uses a flip phone, holds up her new iPhone for comparison, and says, "It's like being in a time warp".
Consequence: The classmate overhears Jenna and says that she's the shallowest person in the school.
Consequence: People find Jenna slightly less annoying when she acknowledges her economic privilege.
Divergent action: Jenna points out another classmate who stills uses a flip phone, holds up her new iPhone for comparison, and says, "It's like being in a time warp".
Normative action: Kelli tell's Erica to sit tight, and she will be right there to pick her up and to leave a note for the tow truck driver.
Consequence: Erica doesn't have to suffer in the heat waiting.
Normative action: Kelli tell's Erica to sit tight, and she will be right there to pick her up and to leave a note for the tow truck driver.
Consequence: Erica is stuck out in the heat and faints from heat exhaustion.
Divergent action: Kelli tells Erica to just wait patiently until the truck arrives.
Consequence: Erica is stuck out in the heat and faints from heat exhaustion.
Consequence: Erica doesn't have to suffer in the heat waiting.
Divergent action: Kelli tells Erica to just wait patiently until the truck arrives.
Normative action: Luke asks his friend to help him cook a healthy pizza substitute while discussing healthy diets.
Consequence: Luke likes cooking so much that he stops eating out until he loses weight.
Normative action: Luke asks his friend to help him cook a healthy pizza substitute while discussing healthy diets.
Consequence: His friend orders another pizza to spite Luke.
Divergent action: Luke says that his friend should avoid eating pizza because it will cause him to gain weight and get heart disease.
Consequence: His friend orders another pizza to spite Luke.
Consequence: Luke likes cooking so much that he stops eating out until he loses weight.
Divergent action: Luke says that his friend should avoid eating pizza because it will cause him to gain weight and get heart disease.
Normative action: Dan reads the email and applies to the rival firm.
Consequence: Dan gets a better-paying job that he likes more.
Normative action: Dan reads the email and applies to the rival firm.
Consequence: Dan takes the only job offered of the ones he applied to.
Divergent action: Dan ignores an email which says a job is available at a rival firm.
Consequence: Dan takes the only job offered of the ones he applied to.
Consequence: Dan gets a better-paying job that he likes more.
Divergent action: Dan ignores an email which says a job is available at a rival firm.
Normative action: Gabi pays attention to her work, doing it correctly and carefully.
Consequence: Gabi finishes 10 minutes early, and her boss tells her she can go home.
Normative action: Gabi pays attention to her work, doing it correctly and carefully.
Consequence: Gabi has to go back and make corrections, taking longer to finish for the day.
Divergent action: Gabi speeds through her work, not bothering to check for accuracy and making several mistakes.
Consequence: Gabi has to go back and make corrections, taking longer to finish for the day.