CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: The employee never makes the same mistake again and Joe gains more respect from his employees.
Divergent action: Joe yells at the employee responsible for the mistake in front of the other employees.
Normative action: Elliot helps Johnny out by giving him some of his own food.
Consequence: Johnny is grateful to Elliot for helping him out when he needed it.
Normative action: Elliot helps Johnny out by giving him some of his own food.
Consequence: Johnny finds where to get plenty of food that he needs and doesn't tell Elliot.
Divergent action: Elliot refuses to help Johnny because he's afraid of running out of food himself.
Consequence: Johnny finds where to get plenty of food that he needs and doesn't tell Elliot.
Consequence: Johnny is grateful to Elliot for helping him out when he needed it.
Divergent action: Elliot refuses to help Johnny because he's afraid of running out of food himself.
Normative action: David offers to be there for his friend and listen to his problems.
Consequence: David's friend confides in him and works through many of his issues.
Normative action: David offers to be there for his friend and listen to his problems.
Consequence: His friend thinks that David doesn't care, and becomes more despondent.
Divergent action: David tells his friend that being depressed is useless, and he needs to cheer up right away, without working through anything.
Consequence: His friend thinks that David doesn't care, and becomes more despondent.
Consequence: David's friend confides in him and works through many of his issues.
Divergent action: David tells his friend that being depressed is useless, and he needs to cheer up right away, without working through anything.
Normative action: Jessica takes a piece of the puzzle and puts it in the place where it belongs.
Consequence: Ben tells Jessica thank you for helping him with the puzzle.
Normative action: Jessica takes a piece of the puzzle and puts it in the place where it belongs.
Consequence: Ben starts to yell at Jessica and tells her to leave him alone.
Divergent action: Jessica takes a few pieces of the puzzle and throws them on the floor.
Consequence: Ben starts to yell at Jessica and tells her to leave him alone.
Consequence: Ben tells Jessica thank you for helping him with the puzzle.
Divergent action: Jessica takes a few pieces of the puzzle and throws them on the floor.
Normative action: Tim tells his family that he will never fully leave them and that he loves them despite the abuse.
Consequence: Tim's family apologizes, and they work out a plan to solve their issues.
Normative action: Tim tells his family that he will never fully leave them and that he loves them despite the abuse.
Consequence: Tim's parents send police to retrieve Tim and Tim gets in trouble.
Divergent action: Tim tells his family that he is moving out of his parents house forever.
Consequence: Tim's parents send police to retrieve Tim and Tim gets in trouble.
Consequence: Tim's family apologizes, and they work out a plan to solve their issues.
Divergent action: Tim tells his family that he is moving out of his parents house forever.
Normative action: Despite Rob not liking Eric, he decides to be on his best behavior for Josie's sake.
Consequence: Josie and Eric enjoy their date and leave feeling like it was a successful first night out together.
Normative action: Despite Rob not liking Eric, he decides to be on his best behavior for Josie's sake.
Consequence: Josie and Eric both feel awkward and leave early with hurt feelings.
Divergent action: Rob ignores Eric throughout the evening.
Consequence: Josie and Eric both feel awkward and leave early with hurt feelings.
Consequence: Josie and Eric enjoy their date and leave feeling like it was a successful first night out together.
Divergent action: Rob ignores Eric throughout the evening.
Normative action: Kyle tells Josh that his words hurt him but forgives him for the comment.
Consequence: Josh apologizes for what he said and the two friends remain on good terms.
Normative action: Kyle tells Josh that his words hurt him but forgives him for the comment.
Consequence: Kyle and Josh both feel bad and their friendship is damaged.
Divergent action: Kyle responds by yelling at Josh and then runs home.
Consequence: Kyle and Josh both feel bad and their friendship is damaged.
Consequence: Josh apologizes for what he said and the two friends remain on good terms.
Divergent action: Kyle responds by yelling at Josh and then runs home.
Normative action: Cal lets Jay know that if he needs to use the restroom he can go inside the house.
Consequence: The next time that Jay needs to pee, he goes inside the house.
Normative action: Cal lets Jay know that if he needs to use the restroom he can go inside the house.
Consequence: Jay starts feeling uncomfortable and goes home and cries in his room.
Divergent action: Cal laughs at Jay and says that he is the weirdest kid that he knows.
Consequence: Jay starts feeling uncomfortable and goes home and cries in his room.
Consequence: The next time that Jay needs to pee, he goes inside the house.
Divergent action: Cal laughs at Jay and says that he is the weirdest kid that he knows.
Normative action: Tom goes over to Jack's house and spends time talking with and comforting him.
Consequence: Jack feels supported by his friend and his mood is much improved.
Normative action: Tom goes over to Jack's house and spends time talking with and comforting him.
Consequence: Jack continues to feel sad and heartbroken and wallows for some time.
Divergent action: Tom tells Jack he should get over it because his girlfriend wasn't good for him anyway.
Consequence: Jack continues to feel sad and heartbroken and wallows for some time.
Consequence: Jack feels supported by his friend and his mood is much improved.
Divergent action: Tom tells Jack he should get over it because his girlfriend wasn't good for him anyway.
Normative action: Jim tells his friend that he is upset and asks him not to steal again.
Consequence: Jim's friend apologizes, and they both have a nice conversation.
Normative action: Jim tells his friend that he is upset and asks him not to steal again.
Consequence: Jim's friend calls the principle on James and James is mortified.
Divergent action: Jim punches his friend and calls him names for stealing his pencil.
Consequence: Jim's friend calls the principle on James and James is mortified.
Consequence: Jim's friend apologizes, and they both have a nice conversation.
Divergent action: Jim punches his friend and calls him names for stealing his pencil.
Normative action: Barry decides to talk to his son about the benefits of going to soccer practice, and his son enters the car.
Consequence: Barry watches his son play soccer and Barry's son enjoys it.
Normative action: Barry decides to talk to his son about the benefits of going to soccer practice, and his son enters the car.
Consequence: Barry's son cries on the way to soccer and Barry feels guilty.
Divergent action: Barry physically forces his son in the car to go to soccer practice.
Consequence: Barry's son cries on the way to soccer and Barry feels guilty.
Consequence: Barry watches his son play soccer and Barry's son enjoys it.
Divergent action: Barry physically forces his son in the car to go to soccer practice.
Normative action: Carl borrows a few dollars from a friend and uses it to buy a sandwich to eat.
Consequence: Carl is happy to get some food and enjoys eating the sandwich.
Normative action: Carl borrows a few dollars from a friend and uses it to buy a sandwich to eat.
Consequence: Carl later feels a bit sick and regrets eating food from the trash.
Divergent action: Carl digs through a trash can and finds a couple half eaten pizza slices which he proceeds to eat for lunch.
Consequence: Carl later feels a bit sick and regrets eating food from the trash.
Consequence: Carl is happy to get some food and enjoys eating the sandwich.
Divergent action: Carl digs through a trash can and finds a couple half eaten pizza slices which he proceeds to eat for lunch.
Normative action: Jo invites everyone who works with her thinking the more the merrier.
Consequence: All the employees have a really good time at the party.
Normative action: Jo invites everyone who works with her thinking the more the merrier.
Consequence: The employees who didn't receive an invitation feel left out.
Divergent action: Jo only invites to her favorite workers thinking they deserve a reward.
Consequence: The employees who didn't receive an invitation feel left out.
Consequence: All the employees have a really good time at the party.
Divergent action: Jo only invites to her favorite workers thinking they deserve a reward.
Normative action: Jane calls Maya and does her best to cheer her up and make her feel better.
Consequence: Maya feels better, because she feels like she is cared for, and she is not alone.
Normative action: Jane calls Maya and does her best to cheer her up and make her feel better.
Consequence: Maya feels ignored and lonely and thinks that her friend Jane doesn't care for her.
Divergent action: Jane calls her friend Abby, even though she knows Maya is the one who needs support right now.
Consequence: Maya feels ignored and lonely and thinks that her friend Jane doesn't care for her.
Consequence: Maya feels better, because she feels like she is cared for, and she is not alone.
Divergent action: Jane calls her friend Abby, even though she knows Maya is the one who needs support right now.
Normative action: Trevor thanks his friend for his assistance and takes their hand to get up.
Consequence: Trevor's friend feels appreciated and is happy to assist Trevor.
Normative action: Trevor thanks his friend for his assistance and takes their hand to get up.
Consequence: Trevor's friend thinks Trevor is rude for reacting so harshly to a helpful gesture.
Divergent action: Trevor slaps his friend's hand away and tells them to mind their own business.
Consequence: Trevor's friend thinks Trevor is rude for reacting so harshly to a helpful gesture.
Consequence: Trevor's friend feels appreciated and is happy to assist Trevor.
Divergent action: Trevor slaps his friend's hand away and tells them to mind their own business.
Normative action: Jane delivers the food to her boyfriend without interrupting the workplace.
Consequence: The people in the office don't see Jane coming in and Jane is happy to help her boyfriend.
Normative action: Jane delivers the food to her boyfriend without interrupting the workplace.
Consequence: The people in the office are insulted and Jane feels guilty.
Divergent action: Jane talks with her boyfriends coworkers while delivering the lunch, interrupting their work.
Consequence: The people in the office are insulted and Jane feels guilty.
Consequence: The people in the office don't see Jane coming in and Jane is happy to help her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Jane talks with her boyfriends coworkers while delivering the lunch, interrupting their work.
Normative action: Mike buys some cookies and gives some to his students as a reward.
Consequence: Mike's students enjoy the cookies and trust him more.
Normative action: Mike buys some cookies and gives some to his students as a reward.
Consequence: The students don't get a break from their studies and resent the "reward".
Divergent action: Mike rewards his class with entertaining math problems.
Consequence: The students don't get a break from their studies and resent the "reward".
Consequence: Mike's students enjoy the cookies and trust him more.
Divergent action: Mike rewards his class with entertaining math problems.
Normative action: Mack goes to his brother's house for a week visit, where they visit places together and have a great time.
Consequence: His brother thanks him for the visit and invites him back next summer to stay.
Normative action: Mack goes to his brother's house for a week visit, where they visit places together and have a great time.
Consequence: His brother ends up becoming tired of Mack being there so long and tells Mack he has to leave immediately.
Divergent action: Mack surprises his brother with a visit and stays for a month.
Consequence: His brother ends up becoming tired of Mack being there so long and tells Mack he has to leave immediately.
Consequence: His brother thanks him for the visit and invites him back next summer to stay.
Divergent action: Mack surprises his brother with a visit and stays for a month.
Normative action: Kramer shows Harry how to get into the PC, Harry fails to understand, so Kramer explains it in simpler terms.
Consequence: Harry understands how to log into the PC now and is glad to have someone take the time to teach him properly.
Normative action: Kramer shows Harry how to get into the PC, Harry fails to understand, so Kramer explains it in simpler terms.
Consequence: Harry feels incompetent and quits the job before he ever really had a chance to start.
Divergent action: Kramer shows Harry how to get into the PC, but when Harry fails to understand, he is mocked.
Consequence: Harry feels incompetent and quits the job before he ever really had a chance to start.
Consequence: Harry understands how to log into the PC now and is glad to have someone take the time to teach him properly.
Divergent action: Kramer shows Harry how to get into the PC, but when Harry fails to understand, he is mocked.
Normative action: Kevin gets a cookbook and experiments with some of the recipes in there.
Consequence: Kevin's wife enjoys the different recipes and makes a good recovery.
Normative action: Kevin gets a cookbook and experiments with some of the recipes in there.
Consequence: Kevin's wife gets sick of lasagna, prolonging her recovery as she hardly eats anything.
Divergent action: Kevin cooks a large batch of lasagna, freezes it, and has it for every meal of the day.
Consequence: Kevin's wife gets sick of lasagna, prolonging her recovery as she hardly eats anything.
Consequence: Kevin's wife enjoys the different recipes and makes a good recovery.
Divergent action: Kevin cooks a large batch of lasagna, freezes it, and has it for every meal of the day.
Normative action: Zoe asks her money if she can borrow some money to buy snacks at the movie theater.
Consequence: Zoe's mom agrees and gives Zoe twenty dollars in exchange for agreeing to do some household chores the next day.
Normative action: Zoe asks her money if she can borrow some money to buy snacks at the movie theater.
Consequence: Zoe's mom doesn't notice the missing money and Zoe gets to buy snacks at the theater.
Divergent action: Zoe sees her mom's purse on the counter and grabs a twenty dollar bill from inside of it without asking.
Consequence: Zoe's mom doesn't notice the missing money and Zoe gets to buy snacks at the theater.
Consequence: Zoe's mom agrees and gives Zoe twenty dollars in exchange for agreeing to do some household chores the next day.
Divergent action: Zoe sees her mom's purse on the counter and grabs a twenty dollar bill from inside of it without asking.
Normative action: Micah tells Emily that they should join the cooking contest as a team.
Consequence: Emily learns how to become a better cook by baking with Micah.
Normative action: Micah tells Emily that they should join the cooking contest as a team.
Consequence: Emily feels hurt when she discovers Micah's deception.
Divergent action: Micah tells Emily the wrong ingredients for the pie.
Consequence: Emily feels hurt when she discovers Micah's deception.
Consequence: Emily learns how to become a better cook by baking with Micah.
Divergent action: Micah tells Emily the wrong ingredients for the pie.
Normative action: Greg contacts a family member and asks for a short-term loan to cover the party costs temporarily.
Consequence: The family member gives the loan and the co-workers enjoy the party.
Normative action: Greg contacts a family member and asks for a short-term loan to cover the party costs temporarily.
Consequence: Greg's co-workers get upset, as Greg never told them that they had to pay.
Divergent action: Greg gets everyone's attention and announces that everyone needs to pay $20 to cover the costs of the party.
Consequence: Greg's co-workers get upset, as Greg never told them that they had to pay.
Consequence: The family member gives the loan and the co-workers enjoy the party.
Divergent action: Greg gets everyone's attention and announces that everyone needs to pay $20 to cover the costs of the party.
Normative action: Tom takes the time to study with his friend and this helps them pass the test and graduate.
Consequence: Tom feels proud to have made a big difference in his friend's life by helping them to graduate.
Normative action: Tom takes the time to study with his friend and this helps them pass the test and graduate.
Consequence: It is later proven that Tom took the test, and he is suspended from school.
Divergent action: Tom breaks into the teacher's room a takes a copy of the exam so that his friend can use it to ace the exam and graduate.
Consequence: It is later proven that Tom took the test, and he is suspended from school.
Consequence: Tom feels proud to have made a big difference in his friend's life by helping them to graduate.
Divergent action: Tom breaks into the teacher's room a takes a copy of the exam so that his friend can use it to ace the exam and graduate.
Normative action: John excuses himself to the restroom where he uses a toothpick to remove the food from between his teeth.
Consequence: John is relieved and enjoys the rest of the evening at the restaurant.
Normative action: John excuses himself to the restroom where he uses a toothpick to remove the food from between his teeth.
Consequence: John feels embarrassed after receiving disapproving glares from his family and other diners for his rude table manners.
Divergent action: John uses his finger to pick at the corn between his teeth until he dislodges it.
Consequence: John feels embarrassed after receiving disapproving glares from his family and other diners for his rude table manners.
Consequence: John is relieved and enjoys the rest of the evening at the restaurant.
Divergent action: John uses his finger to pick at the corn between his teeth until he dislodges it.
Normative action: Sharon invites all of her classmates to the party, including Jenna.
Consequence: Jenna is excited to attend the party, and she has a great time interacting with the other classmates outside of school.
Normative action: Sharon invites all of her classmates to the party, including Jenna.
Consequence: Jenna finds out that she was the only one excluded, and it really hurts her feelings.
Divergent action: Sharon sends out invites to everyone except Jenna because she thinks Jenna will make the party awkward.
Consequence: Jenna finds out that she was the only one excluded, and it really hurts her feelings.
Consequence: Jenna is excited to attend the party, and she has a great time interacting with the other classmates outside of school.
Divergent action: Sharon sends out invites to everyone except Jenna because she thinks Jenna will make the party awkward.
Normative action: Lorne accepts to house his friend and his wife and asks them to put all their stuff in one room while they're visiting.
Consequence: Lorne's friend is delighted to see Lorne again and enjoys his time with him.
Normative action: Lorne accepts to house his friend and his wife and asks them to put all their stuff in one room while they're visiting.
Consequence: Lorne's friend is very disappointed and feels Lorne let him down.
Divergent action: Lorne turns down his old friend because he doesn't want to end up with a mess of suitcases and clothes in his house.
Consequence: Lorne's friend is very disappointed and feels Lorne let him down.
Consequence: Lorne's friend is delighted to see Lorne again and enjoys his time with him.
Divergent action: Lorne turns down his old friend because he doesn't want to end up with a mess of suitcases and clothes in his house.
Normative action: Sandra says she will go to the store for her sister and asks her sister to help her too the next time she asks.
Consequence: Sandra's sister is grateful for her help and is happy to return the gesture in the future.
Normative action: Sandra says she will go to the store for her sister and asks her sister to help her too the next time she asks.
Consequence: Sandra's sister is annoyed that she won't help her and decides not to help Sandra next time she asks for help.
Divergent action: Sandra says she won't go to the store just because her sister is too lazy to go herself.
Consequence: Sandra's sister is annoyed that she won't help her and decides not to help Sandra next time she asks for help.
Consequence: Sandra's sister is grateful for her help and is happy to return the gesture in the future.
Divergent action: Sandra says she won't go to the store just because her sister is too lazy to go herself.
Normative action: Sal tells Carmine that he looks great today and that he should come to the office with that look more often.
Consequence: Carmine is delighted that Sal loves his new look and grows in self confidence.
Normative action: Sal tells Carmine that he looks great today and that he should come to the office with that look more often.
Consequence: Carmine thinks Sal is disgustingly conceited and is insulted that his backhanded compliment was only meant to set up a brag.
Divergent action: Sal tells Carmine that he looks OK but definitely will never look good as Sal as he's the best looking person ever.
Consequence: Carmine thinks Sal is disgustingly conceited and is insulted that his backhanded compliment was only meant to set up a brag.
Consequence: Carmine is delighted that Sal loves his new look and grows in self confidence.
Divergent action: Sal tells Carmine that he looks OK but definitely will never look good as Sal as he's the best looking person ever.
Normative action: Allison tells Matt that she doesn't want to help him move and that he should hire a professional moving company.
Consequence: Matt decides to follow Allison's recommendation, and he is happy that he doesn't have to struggle moving his furniture.
Normative action: Allison tells Matt that she doesn't want to help him move and that he should hire a professional moving company.
Consequence: Matt hurts his back trying to move a couch by himself when he can't get anyone to help him at the last minute.
Divergent action: On Saturday morning Allison isn't honest with Matt and tells him that she can't help him move because she got called into work at the last minute.
Consequence: Matt hurts his back trying to move a couch by himself when he can't get anyone to help him at the last minute.
Consequence: Matt decides to follow Allison's recommendation, and he is happy that he doesn't have to struggle moving his furniture.
Divergent action: On Saturday morning Allison isn't honest with Matt and tells him that she can't help him move because she got called into work at the last minute.
Normative action: Nina calls the college to schedule a private tour so that she can attend her friend's wedding.
Consequence: Nina's friend is happy that Nina cared enough to show up.
Normative action: Nina calls the college to schedule a private tour so that she can attend her friend's wedding.
Consequence: Nina's friend feels Nina doesn't really care that much about her.
Divergent action: Nina decides to skip the wedding and go to the open house instead.
Consequence: Nina's friend feels Nina doesn't really care that much about her.
Consequence: Nina's friend is happy that Nina cared enough to show up.
Divergent action: Nina decides to skip the wedding and go to the open house instead.
Normative action: Bianca puts in a two week notice and thanks the company for giving her an opportunity to work there.
Consequence: Bianca is able to get a job a few weeks later after receiving a good letter of recommendation from her previous company.
Normative action: Bianca puts in a two week notice and thanks the company for giving her an opportunity to work there.
Consequence: Bianca has trouble getting another job because her previous company gives her a bad recommendation.
Divergent action: Bianca stands up one day and suddenly announces she is done with this job, and she walks out the door.
Consequence: Bianca has trouble getting another job because her previous company gives her a bad recommendation.