CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Matt almost never has to buy freezer bags as the old ones last for several batches.
Divergent action: Matt uses a new freezer bag for each new loaf of bread and throws out the old one.
Normative action: Tara arranges to have her cat fly with her across the country.
Consequence: The cat is scared during the trip but is comfortable again afterward living with Tara.
Normative action: Tara arranges to have her cat fly with her across the country.
Consequence: Tara's cat has a hard time adjusting to the new home without her.
Divergent action: Tara lets someone in the area adopt her cat, so she doesn't have to make arrangements.
Consequence: Tara's cat has a hard time adjusting to the new home without her.
Consequence: The cat is scared during the trip but is comfortable again afterward living with Tara.
Divergent action: Tara lets someone in the area adopt her cat, so she doesn't have to make arrangements.
Normative action: James rushes using the bathroom but stops to wash his hands.
Consequence: James satisfies the restaurants cleanliness standards.
Normative action: James rushes using the bathroom but stops to wash his hands.
Consequence: James is spotted by a customer who then complains to the manager.
Divergent action: James takes his time using the bathroom but skips washing his hands to save time.
Consequence: James is spotted by a customer who then complains to the manager.
Consequence: James satisfies the restaurants cleanliness standards.
Divergent action: James takes his time using the bathroom but skips washing his hands to save time.
Normative action: Tito looks over his employee's performance reports without their genders listed.
Consequence: Tito promotes employees based solely on performance and not their gender.
Normative action: Tito looks over his employee's performance reports without their genders listed.
Consequence: The women in Tito's company go on strike, resulting in unwanted attention to his company.
Divergent action: Tito gives the men easier tasks to fulfill than the women, then promotes only men.
Consequence: The women in Tito's company go on strike, resulting in unwanted attention to his company.
Consequence: Tito promotes employees based solely on performance and not their gender.
Divergent action: Tito gives the men easier tasks to fulfill than the women, then promotes only men.
Normative action: Brian weeps openly.
Consequence: The rest of the group share the feeling of grief.
Normative action: Brian weeps openly.
Consequence: The rest of the group disdain Brian for his rudeness.
Divergent action: Brian bursts out laughing when he hears this news.
Consequence: The rest of the group disdain Brian for his rudeness.
Consequence: The rest of the group share the feeling of grief.
Divergent action: Brian bursts out laughing when he hears this news.
Normative action: Jorge hires a landscaping service to handle his yard for the time that he's recovering.
Consequence: Jorge's neighbors are relieved to see a company come and maintain his lawn.
Normative action: Jorge hires a landscaping service to handle his yard for the time that he's recovering.
Consequence: Jorge's neighbors are bothered by the unsightly look of his lawn.
Divergent action: Jorge continues to neglect his yard letting the grass and weeds get taller and bigger.
Consequence: Jorge's neighbors are bothered by the unsightly look of his lawn.
Consequence: Jorge's neighbors are relieved to see a company come and maintain his lawn.
Divergent action: Jorge continues to neglect his yard letting the grass and weeds get taller and bigger.
Normative action: Linda agrees to be a live-in caretaker for a wealthy but physically disabled older man.
Consequence: Linda's living expenses are covered and her salary is enough to cover her tuition.
Normative action: Linda agrees to be a live-in caretaker for a wealthy but physically disabled older man.
Consequence: Linda often has to defend her choices to people who are very judgmental about sex.
Divergent action: Linda agrees to be a sugar baby for a wealthy older man who lives near her college.
Consequence: Linda often has to defend her choices to people who are very judgmental about sex.
Consequence: Linda's living expenses are covered and her salary is enough to cover her tuition.
Divergent action: Linda agrees to be a sugar baby for a wealthy older man who lives near her college.
Normative action: Dan pretends that he's having the beginning stages of a heart attack and begs for help.
Consequence: Troy is amused when he realizes it's a prank and tells Dan he had him going for a while.
Normative action: Dan pretends that he's having the beginning stages of a heart attack and begs for help.
Consequence: Troy is livid because the prank has gone beyond fun, and he's going to have to spend a  lot of time convincing his wife it was a joke.
Divergent action: Dan calls Troy's wife and tells her that he just saw Troy with another woman.
Consequence: Troy is livid because the prank has gone beyond fun, and he's going to have to spend a  lot of time convincing his wife it was a joke.
Consequence: Troy is amused when he realizes it's a prank and tells Dan he had him going for a while.
Divergent action: Dan calls Troy's wife and tells her that he just saw Troy with another woman.
Normative action: Victor thinks of the good things that his boss does and figures that the event was a one-time thing.
Consequence: Victor calms down and maintains a close relationship with his boss.
Normative action: Victor thinks of the good things that his boss does and figures that the event was a one-time thing.
Consequence: The boss drinks unsanitary urine and wonders why his coffee is so disgusting that morning.
Divergent action: Victor takes revenge by urinating into his boss's coffee in the morning and feels better.
Consequence: The boss drinks unsanitary urine and wonders why his coffee is so disgusting that morning.
Consequence: Victor calms down and maintains a close relationship with his boss.
Divergent action: Victor takes revenge by urinating into his boss's coffee in the morning and feels better.
Normative action: Matthew talks to Michelle about his concerns.
Consequence: Michelle assures Matthew that she has no interest for anyone else.
Normative action: Matthew talks to Michelle about his concerns.
Consequence: Michelle divorces Matthew in order to salvage her freedom.
Divergent action: Matthew forbids Michelle from leaving the house without him.
Consequence: Michelle divorces Matthew in order to salvage her freedom.
Consequence: Michelle assures Matthew that she has no interest for anyone else.
Divergent action: Matthew forbids Michelle from leaving the house without him.
Normative action: Liz makes herself stay up until she gets back home and sleeps right away.
Consequence: The other people riding the bus have a peaceful ride home.
Normative action: Liz makes herself stay up until she gets back home and sleeps right away.
Consequence: The other passengers are disturbed by Liz snoring and leaning over her spot.
Divergent action: Liz allows herself to fall asleep while still riding on the bus.
Consequence: The other passengers are disturbed by Liz snoring and leaning over her spot.
Consequence: The other people riding the bus have a peaceful ride home.
Divergent action: Liz allows herself to fall asleep while still riding on the bus.
Normative action: Lucas asks his staff what went wrong with the project and waits for responses.
Consequence: His staff replies about the contrasting demands and the conflict between the workers.
Normative action: Lucas asks his staff what went wrong with the project and waits for responses.
Consequence: The project is haphazardly finished and overall just not what the company should create.
Divergent action: Lucas calls all of his staff a bunch of quitters and tells them to get back to the project.
Consequence: The project is haphazardly finished and overall just not what the company should create.
Consequence: His staff replies about the contrasting demands and the conflict between the workers.
Divergent action: Lucas calls all of his staff a bunch of quitters and tells them to get back to the project.
Normative action: Pam joins an online crowdwork website and learns how to do small tasks for money.
Consequence: Pam becomes proficient and earns more money than she would at a regular job.
Normative action: Pam joins an online crowdwork website and learns how to do small tasks for money.
Consequence: People begin to stalk Pam and attempt to kidnap and abuse her.
Divergent action: Pam starts a pornography website featuring herself and advertises the website heavily.
Consequence: People begin to stalk Pam and attempt to kidnap and abuse her.
Consequence: Pam becomes proficient and earns more money than she would at a regular job.
Divergent action: Pam starts a pornography website featuring herself and advertises the website heavily.
Normative action: Mike finds one of the parents and whispers to him that his son could use some help from him.
Consequence: The father goes to the son and discreetly carries him off to get a change of clothes.
Normative action: Mike finds one of the parents and whispers to him that his son could use some help from him.
Consequence: The others nearby hear about the man's son and laugh at him, further embarrassing the child.
Divergent action: Mike finds the child's parent and talks above the nearby people, telling him that his son has wet his pants.
Consequence: The others nearby hear about the man's son and laugh at him, further embarrassing the child.
Consequence: The father goes to the son and discreetly carries him off to get a change of clothes.
Divergent action: Mike finds the child's parent and talks above the nearby people, telling him that his son has wet his pants.
Normative action: Vic tells the customer that he's had enough and that he can talk to security if he has a problem with that.
Consequence: The customer is angry, but goes to sit down and passes out shortly afterwards, avoiding a fight.
Normative action: Vic tells the customer that he's had enough and that he can talk to security if he has a problem with that.
Consequence: The customer has a blood alcohol level of .45 and has to be taken to the hospital.
Divergent action: Vic tells the customer that he can have more if he gets a designated driver, then gives him all he wants.
Consequence: The customer has a blood alcohol level of .45 and has to be taken to the hospital.
Consequence: The customer is angry, but goes to sit down and passes out shortly afterwards, avoiding a fight.
Divergent action: Vic tells the customer that he can have more if he gets a designated driver, then gives him all he wants.
Normative action: Hank carefully mows his yard and tends to his landscaping before the barbecue since he knows that everyone will be looking at.
Consequence: Hank's boss is impressed by his yard, but thinks the food is just okay.
Normative action: Hank carefully mows his yard and tends to his landscaping before the barbecue since he knows that everyone will be looking at.
Consequence: Hank's boss likes the food, but views Hank negatively due to his unkempt yard.
Divergent action: Hank buys a new propane grill and an impression selection of meat, but forgets to mow his lawn.
Consequence: Hank's boss likes the food, but views Hank negatively due to his unkempt yard.
Consequence: Hank's boss is impressed by his yard, but thinks the food is just okay.
Divergent action: Hank buys a new propane grill and an impression selection of meat, but forgets to mow his lawn.
Normative action: Tammy compliments various things about her neighbors and asks them about their lives.
Consequence: Tammy is seen as friendly and her neighbors invite her to another party the following month.
Normative action: Tammy compliments various things about her neighbors and asks them about their lives.
Consequence: Tammy is shunned by her neighbors for her rudeness and is not invited to do things with them any more.
Divergent action: Tammy points out various faults of her neighbors and pokes fun at their appearances.
Consequence: Tammy is shunned by her neighbors for her rudeness and is not invited to do things with them any more.
Consequence: Tammy is seen as friendly and her neighbors invite her to another party the following month.
Divergent action: Tammy points out various faults of her neighbors and pokes fun at their appearances.
Normative action: Robert speaks with his guidance counselor, telling him that he won't succeed if he has to continue on in Mrs.Greene's class.
Consequence: Robert's guidance counselor switches him to a different math class taught by someone else.
Normative action: Robert speaks with his guidance counselor, telling him that he won't succeed if he has to continue on in Mrs.Greene's class.
Consequence: Mrs. Greene is temporarily suspended pending the investigation of the claim.
Divergent action: Robert files an anonymous report to the school saying that Mrs.Greene hits her students, although she never has.
Consequence: Mrs. Greene is temporarily suspended pending the investigation of the claim.
Consequence: Robert's guidance counselor switches him to a different math class taught by someone else.
Divergent action: Robert files an anonymous report to the school saying that Mrs.Greene hits her students, although she never has.
Normative action: Stephen reports the suspicious activity to his neighbor, who reported it to police right away.
Consequence: The police presence in the neighborhood deterred the suspicious car from ever returning to the neighborhood.
Normative action: Stephen reports the suspicious activity to his neighbor, who reported it to police right away.
Consequence: Stephen's neighbor is robbed by the person who had been staking out his home.
Divergent action: Trying not to interfere, Stephen never mentions the suspicious activity to anyone.
Consequence: Stephen's neighbor is robbed by the person who had been staking out his home.
Consequence: The police presence in the neighborhood deterred the suspicious car from ever returning to the neighborhood.
Divergent action: Trying not to interfere, Stephen never mentions the suspicious activity to anyone.
Normative action: Peter tells Bo that he appreciates the thought but that he doesn't really like the color pink.
Consequence: Bo returns the tie to the store he bought it from and gets Peter a classic red tie that Peter does like.
Normative action: Peter tells Bo that he appreciates the thought but that he doesn't really like the color pink.
Consequence: Bo believes that his father really likes the pink tie and buys him another one for Christmas.
Divergent action: Peter tells Bo that he really likes the tie and is looking forward to wearing it.
Consequence: Bo believes that his father really likes the pink tie and buys him another one for Christmas.
Consequence: Bo returns the tie to the store he bought it from and gets Peter a classic red tie that Peter does like.
Divergent action: Peter tells Bo that he really likes the tie and is looking forward to wearing it.
Normative action: Nakima demonstrates his skills to his boss explaining that he can work from home.
Consequence: Nakima's explanations impress his boss, and he receives a promotion.
Normative action: Nakima demonstrates his skills to his boss explaining that he can work from home.
Consequence: Nakima returns home to an empty house as his family went on vacation without him.
Divergent action: Nakima stays the extra week without contacting his family.
Consequence: Nakima returns home to an empty house as his family went on vacation without him.
Consequence: Nakima's explanations impress his boss, and he receives a promotion.
Divergent action: Nakima stays the extra week without contacting his family.
Normative action: Finnegan tells his parents about his day in detail, including the injury he sustained during soccer practice.
Consequence: Finnegan gets some advice from his parents on how to treat the injury temporarily until he can be seen by his doctor.
Normative action: Finnegan tells his parents about his day in detail, including the injury he sustained during soccer practice.
Consequence: Finnegan develops complications from his knee injury that require hospitalization.
Divergent action: Finnegan tells his parents that he had a great and uneventful day, purposefully not mentioning his injury so that he doesn't worry them.
Consequence: Finnegan develops complications from his knee injury that require hospitalization.
Consequence: Finnegan gets some advice from his parents on how to treat the injury temporarily until he can be seen by his doctor.
Divergent action: Finnegan tells his parents that he had a great and uneventful day, purposefully not mentioning his injury so that he doesn't worry them.
Normative action: Ursula reads the children book after book until she sees that they are all sound asleep and tucks them in.
Consequence: The children Ursula is babysitting sleep soundly in their beds and are of no trouble.
Normative action: Ursula reads the children book after book until she sees that they are all sound asleep and tucks them in.
Consequence: The children Ursula is babysitting are horribly frightened by the story and not only cannot sleep but wet their beds for fear of going to the restroom.
Divergent action: Ursula tells the children a tall tale about mysterious things that happen to children who leave their rooms at night and how they might vanish.
Consequence: The children Ursula is babysitting are horribly frightened by the story and not only cannot sleep but wet their beds for fear of going to the restroom.
Consequence: The children Ursula is babysitting sleep soundly in their beds and are of no trouble.
Divergent action: Ursula tells the children a tall tale about mysterious things that happen to children who leave their rooms at night and how they might vanish.
Normative action: Conrad visits the animal shelter to find a dog to adopt.
Consequence: Conrad rescues a dog that might have otherwise been put down.
Normative action: Conrad visits the animal shelter to find a dog to adopt.
Consequence: Conrad spends money on a dog that has been bred solely for profit.
Divergent action: Conrad finds a breeder and inquires about buying a dog from them.
Consequence: Conrad spends money on a dog that has been bred solely for profit.
Consequence: Conrad rescues a dog that might have otherwise been put down.
Divergent action: Conrad finds a breeder and inquires about buying a dog from them.
Normative action: Dean turns around and firmly tells the loud moviegoers to be quiet so other people can watch the movie.
Consequence: Other people at the movie cheer for Dean for confronting the disruptive black people.
Normative action: Dean turns around and firmly tells the loud moviegoers to be quiet so other people can watch the movie.
Consequence: Other people at the movie boo Dean and throw popcorn at him for using racist language.
Divergent action: Dean turns around and tells the loud moviegoers to be quiet and then calls them the n-word.
Consequence: Other people at the movie boo Dean and throw popcorn at him for using racist language.
Consequence: Other people at the movie cheer for Dean for confronting the disruptive black people.
Divergent action: Dean turns around and tells the loud moviegoers to be quiet and then calls them the n-word.
Normative action: Hank asks for "help on an important project" that just happens to be the same day as the surprise party so the boss will be there.
Consequence: The boss is surprised and the surprise party goes exactly as planned.
Normative action: Hank asks for "help on an important project" that just happens to be the same day as the surprise party so the boss will be there.
Consequence: The surprise is ruined and the party is nowhere near as special as they planned.
Divergent action: Hank tells their boss that they're planning a party for him and to make sure to be there.
Consequence: The surprise is ruined and the party is nowhere near as special as they planned.
Consequence: The boss is surprised and the surprise party goes exactly as planned.
Divergent action: Hank tells their boss that they're planning a party for him and to make sure to be there.
Normative action: Alan does a humorous impression of Harrison's favorite cartoon character.
Consequence: Alan's parents notice his efforts to cheer up his brother and praise him for it later on.
Normative action: Alan does a humorous impression of Harrison's favorite cartoon character.
Consequence: Alan's parents are appalled at his poor table manners and scold him.
Divergent action: Alan takes a big swig of his soda and makes a very loud and exaggerated burp.
Consequence: Alan's parents are appalled at his poor table manners and scold him.
Consequence: Alan's parents notice his efforts to cheer up his brother and praise him for it later on.
Divergent action: Alan takes a big swig of his soda and makes a very loud and exaggerated burp.
Normative action: Kelly waits until she gets back home to clean her nails.
Consequence: The other passengers don't notice how filthy Kelly's nails have become.
Normative action: Kelly waits until she gets back home to clean her nails.
Consequence: The passengers near her are grossed out by what she is doing.
Divergent action: Kelly starts picking the dirt out from under her nails on the bus.
Consequence: The passengers near her are grossed out by what she is doing.
Consequence: The other passengers don't notice how filthy Kelly's nails have become.
Divergent action: Kelly starts picking the dirt out from under her nails on the bus.
Normative action: Sam contacts his supervisor and reports the abuse that the student told him about.
Consequence: Sam's supervisor goes to the authorities who intervene and stop the abuse.
Normative action: Sam contacts his supervisor and reports the abuse that the student told him about.
Consequence: The abuse continues and the student is emotionally scarred for life.
Divergent action: Sam gives the student some general advice about what to do and lets the issue drop.
Consequence: The abuse continues and the student is emotionally scarred for life.
Consequence: Sam's supervisor goes to the authorities who intervene and stop the abuse.
Divergent action: Sam gives the student some general advice about what to do and lets the issue drop.
Normative action: Lamar rents a violin for a low rate from a local music store.
Consequence: Casey practices hard and earns an A in music class.
Normative action: Lamar rents a violin for a low rate from a local music store.
Consequence: Casey is depressed because he has to give up something he loves.
Divergent action: Lamar tells his son to drop music class because they can't afford the violin.
Consequence: Casey is depressed because he has to give up something he loves.
Consequence: Casey practices hard and earns an A in music class.
Divergent action: Lamar tells his son to drop music class because they can't afford the violin.
Normative action: Tim waits until his partner is away at work and moves out without her knowing.
Consequence: Tim's partner realizes what caused her partner to leave and how severe it was.
Normative action: Tim waits until his partner is away at work and moves out without her knowing.
Consequence: Tim's partner is emboldened to continue behaving in an abusive fashion.
Divergent action: Tim tries to conform to all her demands in order to make things work.
Consequence: Tim's partner is emboldened to continue behaving in an abusive fashion.
Consequence: Tim's partner realizes what caused her partner to leave and how severe it was.
Divergent action: Tim tries to conform to all her demands in order to make things work.
Normative action: Naga excuses himself to his car, and he practices mindfulness exercises.
Consequence: Naga becomes more attuned to his emotions.
Normative action: Naga excuses himself to his car, and he practices mindfulness exercises.
Consequence: Naga falls back into his habit of smoking.
Divergent action: Naga thanks his friend and smokes the cigar.
Consequence: Naga falls back into his habit of smoking.
Consequence: Naga becomes more attuned to his emotions.
Divergent action: Naga thanks his friend and smokes the cigar.