CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Gabi finishes 10 minutes early, and her boss tells her she can go home.
Divergent action: Gabi speeds through her work, not bothering to check for accuracy and making several mistakes.
Normative action: Chance went home and took a shower and changed his clothes before talking to his boss.
Consequence: Chance's boss was attentive to him and impressed with the way he looked.
Normative action: Chance went home and took a shower and changed his clothes before talking to his boss.
Consequence: Chances boss sent him to human resources who told him he was offensive to other workers.
Divergent action: Chance talked to his boss in his dirty clothes without even putting on deodorant.
Consequence: Chances boss sent him to human resources who told him he was offensive to other workers.
Consequence: Chance's boss was attentive to him and impressed with the way he looked.
Divergent action: Chance talked to his boss in his dirty clothes without even putting on deodorant.
Normative action: James buys a bag of chips from the vending machine in the school hallway.
Consequence: James has an unsatisfying breakfast but at least feels full and gets to class before the bell rings.
Normative action: James buys a bag of chips from the vending machine in the school hallway.
Consequence: James is written up as tardy and forced to go to lunch detention.
Divergent action: James makes the ten-minute walk to a Starbucks near campus and arrives to class after the bell rings.
Consequence: James is written up as tardy and forced to go to lunch detention.
Consequence: James has an unsatisfying breakfast but at least feels full and gets to class before the bell rings.
Divergent action: James makes the ten-minute walk to a Starbucks near campus and arrives to class after the bell rings.
Normative action: James buys a Tesla and installs solar panels on his house to generate the energy.
Consequence: James impresses the majority of people who believe that global warming is real.
Normative action: James buys a Tesla and installs solar panels on his house to generate the energy.
Consequence: James impresses people who believe that global warming is a Chinese hoax.
Divergent action: James buys an SUV with the lowest gas mileage on the market.
Consequence: James impresses people who believe that global warming is a Chinese hoax.
Consequence: James impresses the majority of people who believe that global warming is real.
Divergent action: James buys an SUV with the lowest gas mileage on the market.
Normative action: Anne laughs at the joke, then says that she needs to get back to work.
Consequence: Her boss finds her friendly, and she later gets a promotion to manager.
Normative action: Anne laughs at the joke, then says that she needs to get back to work.
Consequence: Anne's boss sees her as not people-friendly and passes her over for promotion to manager.
Divergent action: Anne ignores the joke and tells her boss she needs to get back to work.
Consequence: Anne's boss sees her as not people-friendly and passes her over for promotion to manager.
Consequence: Her boss finds her friendly, and she later gets a promotion to manager.
Divergent action: Anne ignores the joke and tells her boss she needs to get back to work.
Normative action: Jeremy tosses the uneaten food into the trashcan.
Consequence: John ends up befriending another person standing near the trashcan.
Normative action: Jeremy tosses the uneaten food into the trashcan.
Consequence: Jeremy is roasted on Facebook when someone shares a picture of his actions.
Divergent action: Jeremy slips the half eaten food back onto one of the random food trays.
Consequence: Jeremy is roasted on Facebook when someone shares a picture of his actions.
Consequence: John ends up befriending another person standing near the trashcan.
Divergent action: Jeremy slips the half eaten food back onto one of the random food trays.
Normative action: Jill signs up with a security system to protect her assets from theft.
Consequence: After three arrests, people stop stealing from Jill's store.
Normative action: Jill signs up with a security system to protect her assets from theft.
Consequence: People continue right on stealing form Jill's store with impunity.
Divergent action: Jill decides that the stuff stolen from her is cheaper than what the security bill would be.
Consequence: People continue right on stealing form Jill's store with impunity.
Consequence: After three arrests, people stop stealing from Jill's store.
Divergent action: Jill decides that the stuff stolen from her is cheaper than what the security bill would be.
Normative action: Jack sets up an inflatable pool and swims in the pool with his friends.
Consequence: His neighbor feels secure about Jack's non-threatening activity.
Normative action: Jack sets up an inflatable pool and swims in the pool with his friends.
Consequence: His neighbor blames him for the damage and asks to pay for it to fix the window.
Divergent action: Jack tosses a ball around with his friends, and he accidentally hit a window of his neighbor.
Consequence: His neighbor blames him for the damage and asks to pay for it to fix the window.
Consequence: His neighbor feels secure about Jack's non-threatening activity.
Divergent action: Jack tosses a ball around with his friends, and he accidentally hit a window of his neighbor.
Normative action: Tony excuses himself to the backyard where there are no children and has a cigarette there.
Consequence: No one gets upset with Tony and the kids are not exposed to secondhand smoke.
Normative action: Tony excuses himself to the backyard where there are no children and has a cigarette there.
Consequence: The other adults tell Tony off and the kids breathe in some secondhand smoke.
Divergent action: Tony lights up a cigarette while sitting around the table and eating cake.
Consequence: The other adults tell Tony off and the kids breathe in some secondhand smoke.
Consequence: No one gets upset with Tony and the kids are not exposed to secondhand smoke.
Divergent action: Tony lights up a cigarette while sitting around the table and eating cake.
Normative action: John's room was organized so finding his camera was a snap.
Consequence: John was the first one in the car waiting for his less organized parents and siblings to get ready.
Normative action: John's room was organized so finding his camera was a snap.
Consequence: John went to the part but without his camera with him.
Divergent action: Because his room is so messy, John couldn't find the cameras before they left.
Consequence: John went to the part but without his camera with him.
Consequence: John was the first one in the car waiting for his less organized parents and siblings to get ready.
Divergent action: Because his room is so messy, John couldn't find the cameras before they left.
Normative action: Jan locks away the rest of her shoes and mildly admonishes Spot.
Consequence: Spot does not chew up any more of her shoes.
Normative action: Jan locks away the rest of her shoes and mildly admonishes Spot.
Consequence: Jan has to clean up dog pee, as well as her shoes.
Divergent action: Jan yells at Spot, who is so scared he pees on the floor.
Consequence: Jan has to clean up dog pee, as well as her shoes.
Consequence: Spot does not chew up any more of her shoes.
Divergent action: Jan yells at Spot, who is so scared he pees on the floor.
Normative action: Jen orders delivery and instructs them to leave it at the door.
Consequence: Other people have been protected from exposure to the flu.
Normative action: Jen orders delivery and instructs them to leave it at the door.
Consequence: Jen spreads the illness to others.
Divergent action: Jen goes out to the store while sick to pick up some cans of soup.
Consequence: Jen spreads the illness to others.
Consequence: Other people have been protected from exposure to the flu.
Divergent action: Jen goes out to the store while sick to pick up some cans of soup.
Normative action: Jen takes time to focus on her goals and finds success.
Consequence: Jen's ex regrets leaving her when he sees that she is becoming successful.
Normative action: Jen takes time to focus on her goals and finds success.
Consequence: Jen's former partner brushes her as like a crazy ex.
Divergent action: Jen insults her ex and picks on his insecurities.
Consequence: Jen's former partner brushes her as like a crazy ex.
Consequence: Jen's ex regrets leaving her when he sees that she is becoming successful.
Divergent action: Jen insults her ex and picks on his insecurities.
Normative action: Jen thinks of new things the couple can do in order to mix things up.
Consequence: Jen and her husband rekindle the passion they once had.
Normative action: Jen thinks of new things the couple can do in order to mix things up.
Consequence: Jen destroys her marriage by having an affair.
Divergent action: Jen gets involved with someone outside her relationship.
Consequence: Jen destroys her marriage by having an affair.
Consequence: Jen and her husband rekindle the passion they once had.
Divergent action: Jen gets involved with someone outside her relationship.
Normative action: Connie waves at her boyfriend and offers him a friendly handshake.
Consequence: Connie receives a text from her boyfriend saying that her gesture cheered him up.
Normative action: Connie waves at her boyfriend and offers him a friendly handshake.
Consequence: Connie's coworkers assume that she obtained her position by sleeping with her boss.
Divergent action: Connie kisses and hugs her boss.
Consequence: Connie's coworkers assume that she obtained her position by sleeping with her boss.
Consequence: Connie receives a text from her boyfriend saying that her gesture cheered him up.
Divergent action: Connie kisses and hugs her boss.
Normative action: Jane vents to her classmate beside her about how much she doesn't like the class and the classmate reminds her she has to pass the class regardless.
Consequence: Jane realizes the classmate is correct and renews her focus.
Normative action: Jane vents to her classmate beside her about how much she doesn't like the class and the classmate reminds her she has to pass the class regardless.
Consequence: Jane's classmates rat her out, and she is suspended from school.
Divergent action: Jane takes the teacher’s notes for the day and hides them in her backpack.
Consequence: Jane's classmates rat her out, and she is suspended from school.
Consequence: Jane realizes the classmate is correct and renews her focus.
Divergent action: Jane takes the teacher’s notes for the day and hides them in her backpack.
Normative action: Melissa goes to the store she bought the lamp from to purchase a similar one.
Consequence: Melissa is more careful with her lamp after having to spend the money to replace her old one.
Normative action: Melissa goes to the store she bought the lamp from to purchase a similar one.
Consequence: The store tightens up it's return policy after being abused too many times by people like Melissa.
Divergent action: Melissa brings the broken lamp to the store and demands a refund.
Consequence: The store tightens up it's return policy after being abused too many times by people like Melissa.
Consequence: Melissa is more careful with her lamp after having to spend the money to replace her old one.
Divergent action: Melissa brings the broken lamp to the store and demands a refund.
Normative action: Jack tells his boss that he broke the microwave right after he does it.
Consequence: Jack is seen as responsible by his boss, and his employees don't get mad at him.
Normative action: Jack tells his boss that he broke the microwave right after he does it.
Consequence: Jack's boss trusts his employees less and has to buy a new microwave.
Divergent action: Jack leaves the microwave broken without telling anyone that he broke it.
Consequence: Jack's boss trusts his employees less and has to buy a new microwave.
Consequence: Jack is seen as responsible by his boss, and his employees don't get mad at him.
Divergent action: Jack leaves the microwave broken without telling anyone that he broke it.
Normative action: Sam puts on his gaming headphones to play.
Consequence: Sam's family gets a restful sleep because the house remains quiet.
Normative action: Sam puts on his gaming headphones to play.
Consequence: Sam wakes up his family with the volume from the game.
Divergent action: Sam plays the game keeping the audio on the speakers.
Consequence: Sam wakes up his family with the volume from the game.
Consequence: Sam's family gets a restful sleep because the house remains quiet.
Divergent action: Sam plays the game keeping the audio on the speakers.
Normative action: Marcy goes over with a net to collect the trash that's been tossed into the water, and brings it to the bin with her personal trash.
Consequence: Other people take notice and begin cleaning up the beach, resulting in a restoration of wildlife in the area.
Normative action: Marcy goes over with a net to collect the trash that's been tossed into the water, and brings it to the bin with her personal trash.
Consequence: Over time, the fish and coral reefs in the are are destroyed from all of the litter being dumped into the ocean.
Divergent action: Figuring that everyone else is doing it, Maci takes her empty chip bag and soda can and tosses it into the ocean too.
Consequence: Over time, the fish and coral reefs in the are are destroyed from all of the litter being dumped into the ocean.
Consequence: Other people take notice and begin cleaning up the beach, resulting in a restoration of wildlife in the area.
Divergent action: Figuring that everyone else is doing it, Maci takes her empty chip bag and soda can and tosses it into the ocean too.
Normative action: Lawrence tells Sandy that he bets the CEO didn't take a pay cut and vows to tell the media how he's been treated.
Consequence: Sandy feels guilty for demoting Lawrence and begins to question her decision.
Normative action: Lawrence tells Sandy that he bets the CEO didn't take a pay cut and vows to tell the media how he's been treated.
Consequence: Sandy is appalled that Lawrence cannot control his temper and is afraid of more violence.
Divergent action: Lawrence storms out of Sandy's office and begins to kick and stomp on the office photocopier.
Consequence: Sandy is appalled that Lawrence cannot control his temper and is afraid of more violence.
Consequence: Sandy feels guilty for demoting Lawrence and begins to question her decision.
Divergent action: Lawrence storms out of Sandy's office and begins to kick and stomp on the office photocopier.
Normative action: Malcom turns on a classic rock song about anger and starts singing it.
Consequence: Jasmine, a big fan of the band, asks Malcom to hang out with her later in the week.
Normative action: Malcom turns on a classic rock song about anger and starts singing it.
Consequence: Jasmine avoids Malcom for the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Malcom tells Jasmine a joke about the kids jumping through trafficike the characters in Frogger.
Consequence: Jasmine avoids Malcom for the rest of the day.
Consequence: Jasmine, a big fan of the band, asks Malcom to hang out with her later in the week.
Divergent action: Malcom tells Jasmine a joke about the kids jumping through trafficike the characters in Frogger.
Normative action: Cory mentions that he must leave due to his stomach hurting.
Consequence: Cory's girlfriend feels sympathy for him and calls back later.
Normative action: Cory mentions that he must leave due to his stomach hurting.
Consequence: Cory's girlfriend is grossed out by the details.
Divergent action: Cory explains that he has diarrhea and needs to go.
Consequence: Cory's girlfriend is grossed out by the details.
Consequence: Cory's girlfriend feels sympathy for him and calls back later.
Divergent action: Cory explains that he has diarrhea and needs to go.
Normative action: Martha leaves the lights on under the porch so her son can see.
Consequence: Martha's son kisses her on the cheek before he goes to bed.
Normative action: Martha leaves the lights on under the porch so her son can see.
Consequence: Martha was fined for misusing the emergency services phone number.
Divergent action: Martha called the police department and asked for them to wait outside for her son.
Consequence: Martha was fined for misusing the emergency services phone number.
Consequence: Martha's son kisses her on the cheek before he goes to bed.
Divergent action: Martha called the police department and asked for them to wait outside for her son.
Normative action: Susan comforts the child while calling 911 and the child's parents, finally going home after the parents and ambulance arrive.
Consequence: The child's leg is mended, and they have a full recovery.
Normative action: Susan comforts the child while calling 911 and the child's parents, finally going home after the parents and ambulance arrive.
Consequence: The child's leg is not set in time, and they walk with a limp.
Divergent action: Susan ignores the child's cries and continues on her way home.
Consequence: The child's leg is not set in time, and they walk with a limp.
Consequence: The child's leg is mended, and they have a full recovery.
Divergent action: Susan ignores the child's cries and continues on her way home.
Normative action: Sam fills his water bottle and drinks from it.
Consequence: Other people can use the cups that Sam left.
Normative action: Sam fills his water bottle and drinks from it.
Consequence: The garbage is more full and the cups are wasted.
Divergent action: Sam fills and drinks several plastic cups worth of water.
Consequence: The garbage is more full and the cups are wasted.
Consequence: Other people can use the cups that Sam left.
Divergent action: Sam fills and drinks several plastic cups worth of water.
Normative action: Robert calls out to his sister and asks if she will be long.
Consequence: Robert's sister yells that she won't be much longer in the shower.
Normative action: Robert calls out to his sister and asks if she will be long.
Consequence: Robert's parents send him to counseling because he is looking at his sister naked.
Divergent action: Robert pops the door open a crack to see if his sister is almost finished with her shower.
Consequence: Robert's parents send him to counseling because he is looking at his sister naked.
Consequence: Robert's sister yells that she won't be much longer in the shower.
Divergent action: Robert pops the door open a crack to see if his sister is almost finished with her shower.
Normative action: Sherry lets her parents apologize and decides to keep a rapport with them.
Consequence: Sherry's parents feel less worried and Sherry moves onto thinking about something else.
Normative action: Sherry lets her parents apologize and decides to keep a rapport with them.
Consequence: Sherry and her parents engage in a long arguments afterward.
Divergent action: Sherry tells her parents that she is never going to talk to them again.
Consequence: Sherry and her parents engage in a long arguments afterward.
Consequence: Sherry's parents feel less worried and Sherry moves onto thinking about something else.
Divergent action: Sherry tells her parents that she is never going to talk to them again.
Normative action: Ted tells Jeffrey that it's abhorrent that he harms other living beings and to boot that he eats them after.
Consequence: Jeffrey realizes he's been doing wrong and vows to turn himself into police.
Normative action: Ted tells Jeffrey that it's abhorrent that he harms other living beings and to boot that he eats them after.
Consequence: Jeffrey is emboldened to continue hunting people and having them as a snack while he watches Fallon Tonight.
Divergent action: Ted tells Jeffrey that it's genius to keep the bodies in a fridge to snack on later and that he should have thought of that.
Consequence: Jeffrey is emboldened to continue hunting people and having them as a snack while he watches Fallon Tonight.
Consequence: Jeffrey realizes he's been doing wrong and vows to turn himself into police.
Divergent action: Ted tells Jeffrey that it's genius to keep the bodies in a fridge to snack on later and that he should have thought of that.
Normative action: Jacob eats a fruit salad.
Consequence: Jacob feels comfortable about his body fat when he goes to the beach next week.
Normative action: Jacob eats a fruit salad.
Consequence: Jacob gains weight and has to exercise in his free time.
Divergent action: Jacob eats a piece of cake.
Consequence: Jacob gains weight and has to exercise in his free time.
Consequence: Jacob feels comfortable about his body fat when he goes to the beach next week.
Divergent action: Jacob eats a piece of cake.
Normative action: Jenny turns off her computer and begins to sob loudly and telling everyone how unfair it is.
Consequence: Jenny's coworkers take sympathy on her and try to be supportive to her through her tough moment.
Normative action: Jenny turns off her computer and begins to sob loudly and telling everyone how unfair it is.
Consequence: Jenny's coworkers are terrified and worried about her intentions and scramble to try to alert someone.
Divergent action: Jenny turns off her computer and tells her coworkers she's going to kill herself before leaving the office.
Consequence: Jenny's coworkers are terrified and worried about her intentions and scramble to try to alert someone.
Consequence: Jenny's coworkers take sympathy on her and try to be supportive to her through her tough moment.
Divergent action: Jenny turns off her computer and tells her coworkers she's going to kill herself before leaving the office.
Normative action: Aiden claps his hands and offers to shake the winners hand as they walk by.
Consequence: Aiden is invited to lunch by the winner after the awards ceremony.
Normative action: Aiden claps his hands and offers to shake the winners hand as they walk by.
Consequence: Aiden is roasted on social media when the third place person uploads his reaction.
Divergent action: Aiden mumbles under his breath that he should have won the competition.
Consequence: Aiden is roasted on social media when the third place person uploads his reaction.
Consequence: Aiden is invited to lunch by the winner after the awards ceremony.
Divergent action: Aiden mumbles under his breath that he should have won the competition.
Normative action: James takes his children's devices away until they pick up all their toys.
Consequence: James' children whine, but eventually capitulate, so they can get back online.
Normative action: James takes his children's devices away until they pick up all their toys.
Consequence: James' children burst into tears and tell their mother, who then scolds James.
Divergent action: James tells his children that if they keep living like pigs, he's going to move them into a pigpen in the backyard.
Consequence: James' children burst into tears and tell their mother, who then scolds James.
Consequence: James' children whine, but eventually capitulate, so they can get back online.
Divergent action: James tells his children that if they keep living like pigs, he's going to move them into a pigpen in the backyard.
Normative action: Janet posts about the experience without providing any identifying information.
Consequence: The customer doesn't have to worry about retribution from people on the internet.
Normative action: Janet posts about the experience without providing any identifying information.
Consequence: The customer's life is ruined after people on the internet contact their employer.
Divergent action: Janet posts the customer's information in order to get them in trouble.
Consequence: The customer's life is ruined after people on the internet contact their employer.
Consequence: The customer doesn't have to worry about retribution from people on the internet.
Divergent action: Janet posts the customer's information in order to get them in trouble.
Normative action: Bill tells Sally about his family and where he grew up.
Consequence: Sally is interested and intrigued to hear more about Bill's background.
Normative action: Bill tells Sally about his family and where he grew up.
Consequence: Sally is creeped out and turned off by this overly personal information.