CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Paul is glad that he gave his colleague some personal support and both of them feel happier at work for the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Paul ignores his colleagues comments about his personal life and continues working, only speaking about work related issues.
Normative action: Sam calls his friend to express his concern for his health and offers any support that he can provide.
Consequence: Sam's friend feels good that he has friends who support him and the call brightens his day.
Normative action: Sam calls his friend to express his concern for his health and offers any support that he can provide.
Consequence: His colleague is hurt that Sam hasn't called or visited him over the time that he has been too sick to go to work.
Divergent action: Sam decides not to check in with his friend because, if he is sick, it may just be a bother to him.
Consequence: His colleague is hurt that Sam hasn't called or visited him over the time that he has been too sick to go to work.
Consequence: Sam's friend feels good that he has friends who support him and the call brightens his day.
Divergent action: Sam decides not to check in with his friend because, if he is sick, it may just be a bother to him.
Normative action: Patrick takes a couple slices of pizza and leaves the rest for his roommate.
Consequence: Patrick's roommate thanks Patrick for saving him some pizza and is also able to enjoy some for lunch.
Normative action: Patrick takes a couple slices of pizza and leaves the rest for his roommate.
Consequence: Patrick's roommate doesn't find any pizza when he's looking for something to eat and thinks that Patrick is being really greedy.
Divergent action: Patrick takes all the rest of the pizza and puts it in the oven to reheat it for his lunch.
Consequence: Patrick's roommate doesn't find any pizza when he's looking for something to eat and thinks that Patrick is being really greedy.
Consequence: Patrick's roommate thanks Patrick for saving him some pizza and is also able to enjoy some for lunch.
Divergent action: Patrick takes all the rest of the pizza and puts it in the oven to reheat it for his lunch.
Normative action: Rick tells Roger he's here for him if he wants to talk his issues out, or will help him find someone to talk to, if he prefers.
Consequence: Roger appreciates his father being there for him, and ends up speaking to a psychologist Rick pays for that helps him work out his problems.
Normative action: Rick tells Roger he's here for him if he wants to talk his issues out, or will help him find someone to talk to, if he prefers.
Consequence: Roger feels even worse when he realizes he's unable to follow his father's advice.
Divergent action: Rick tells Roger it's all in his head and tells him to shake his depression off.
Consequence: Roger feels even worse when he realizes he's unable to follow his father's advice.
Consequence: Roger appreciates his father being there for him, and ends up speaking to a psychologist Rick pays for that helps him work out his problems.
Divergent action: Rick tells Roger it's all in his head and tells him to shake his depression off.
Normative action: Jean tells Marcy that she gave the cat a very enjoyable life and had a lot of good times with it.
Consequence: Marcy is grateful to be reminded of all of the good times that she had with the cat.
Normative action: Jean tells Marcy that she gave the cat a very enjoyable life and had a lot of good times with it.
Consequence: Marcy gets upset and feels like Jean doesn't care about animals, nor about her special bond with her now-deceased cat.
Divergent action: Jean tells Marcy that there are a million cats in the world and that she can just get another one to feel better.
Consequence: Marcy gets upset and feels like Jean doesn't care about animals, nor about her special bond with her now-deceased cat.
Consequence: Marcy is grateful to be reminded of all of the good times that she had with the cat.
Divergent action: Jean tells Marcy that there are a million cats in the world and that she can just get another one to feel better.
Normative action: Josh stops and rushes the cat to a vet.
Consequence: Josh is able to help save the cat.
Normative action: Josh stops and rushes the cat to a vet.
Consequence: Josh feels bad when he later finds out that the cat belonged to a neighbors kid.
Divergent action: Josh rushes home and washes his car to remove all traces of the accident.
Consequence: Josh feels bad when he later finds out that the cat belonged to a neighbors kid.
Consequence: Josh is able to help save the cat.
Divergent action: Josh rushes home and washes his car to remove all traces of the accident.
Normative action: Samantha decides to ride a cab to pick up Helena from school.
Consequence: Samantha and Helena are able to remain safe and Helena is pleased she made a sound decision.
Normative action: Samantha decides to ride a cab to pick up Helena from school.
Consequence: Samantha gets into a car accident because she was inebriated, and he and Helena end up in the hospital.
Divergent action: Samantha decides to get in the car and picks up Helena from the school.
Consequence: Samantha gets into a car accident because she was inebriated, and he and Helena end up in the hospital.
Consequence: Samantha and Helena are able to remain safe and Helena is pleased she made a sound decision.
Divergent action: Samantha decides to get in the car and picks up Helena from the school.
Normative action: Bryan shares some corn with Gary and tells him that they have plenty of food on the farm and to please come back when he needs more.
Consequence: Gary is grateful for the help getting through a rough time and Bryan feels good that he has helped another human being.
Normative action: Bryan shares some corn with Gary and tells him that they have plenty of food on the farm and to please come back when he needs more.
Consequence: Gary feels demoralized and hurt, while Bryan feels guilty for saying something so harsh to a person who came to him for help.
Divergent action: Bryan tells Gary that, "you're lucky to know me, because your family would starve without me".
Consequence: Gary feels demoralized and hurt, while Bryan feels guilty for saying something so harsh to a person who came to him for help.
Consequence: Gary is grateful for the help getting through a rough time and Bryan feels good that he has helped another human being.
Divergent action: Bryan tells Gary that, "you're lucky to know me, because your family would starve without me".
Normative action: John admits he ate it but tells Mindy he also bought her a brand new one as well.
Consequence: Mindy trusts John and is happy to have a whole new cake too.
Normative action: John admits he ate it but tells Mindy he also bought her a brand new one as well.
Consequence: Mindy gets upset with the kids and later finds the truth and doesn't trust John anymore.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy he thinks the kids ate it.
Consequence: Mindy gets upset with the kids and later finds the truth and doesn't trust John anymore.
Consequence: Mindy trusts John and is happy to have a whole new cake too.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy he thinks the kids ate it.
Normative action: Diane grabs her headphones and listens to her favorite audiobook while cooking.
Consequence: Diane and Dora both enjoy their time sharing the space and are able to relax together later.
Normative action: Diane grabs her headphones and listens to her favorite audiobook while cooking.
Consequence: Dora feels disrespected and gets annoyed with Diane, feeling she should have known better than to interrupt her work.
Divergent action: Diane begins singing and humming while she cooks despite knowing that Dora is trying to work.
Consequence: Dora feels disrespected and gets annoyed with Diane, feeling she should have known better than to interrupt her work.
Consequence: Diane and Dora both enjoy their time sharing the space and are able to relax together later.
Divergent action: Diane begins singing and humming while she cooks despite knowing that Dora is trying to work.
Normative action: Marcus borrows some money from his parents to buy the shoes before returning to the store to buy them.
Consequence: Marcus enjoys wearing the new pair of shoes and his mood improves.
Normative action: Marcus borrows some money from his parents to buy the shoes before returning to the store to buy them.
Consequence: Marcus is caught on CCTV committing the act and the police later arrest him.
Divergent action: Marcus decides to swap the shoes he wants for the ones he's wearing, and rips the tags off and walks out with them.
Consequence: Marcus is caught on CCTV committing the act and the police later arrest him.
Consequence: Marcus enjoys wearing the new pair of shoes and his mood improves.
Divergent action: Marcus decides to swap the shoes he wants for the ones he's wearing, and rips the tags off and walks out with them.
Normative action: Jorge orders cheaper items from the menu and uses a coupon code.
Consequence: Jorge enjoys his meal and is glad he saved some money.
Normative action: Jorge orders cheaper items from the menu and uses a coupon code.
Consequence: Jorge feels embarrassed for getting a free meal by lying.
Divergent action: Jorge tells the server that it is his birthday which is actually not for a few months.
Consequence: Jorge feels embarrassed for getting a free meal by lying.
Consequence: Jorge enjoys his meal and is glad he saved some money.
Divergent action: Jorge tells the server that it is his birthday which is actually not for a few months.
Normative action: Melinda hires a babysitter for her kids and then goes dancing.
Consequence: Melinda's kids are happy and safe and stay in the house.
Normative action: Melinda hires a babysitter for her kids and then goes dancing.
Consequence: Melinda's kids become anxious and cry out and child services is called and takes them away.
Divergent action: Melinda leaves her kids on the floor and drives off to the danceclub.
Consequence: Melinda's kids become anxious and cry out and child services is called and takes them away.
Consequence: Melinda's kids are happy and safe and stay in the house.
Divergent action: Melinda leaves her kids on the floor and drives off to the danceclub.
Normative action: Deo asks his roommate how strong he can tolerate the coffee.
Consequence: Deo feels like a teammember and has a decent time with the roommate.
Normative action: Deo asks his roommate how strong he can tolerate the coffee.
Consequence: His roommate wakes up but gets sick and Deo feels guilty and can't go out.
Divergent action: Deo makes super strong coffee and doesn't tell his roommate.
Consequence: His roommate wakes up but gets sick and Deo feels guilty and can't go out.
Consequence: Deo feels like a teammember and has a decent time with the roommate.
Divergent action: Deo makes super strong coffee and doesn't tell his roommate.
Normative action: Max takes the time to catch up with his kids after coming home, playing a game with them before going to sleep, to give them the required attention.
Consequence: Max's kid are excited to see their father and have a happy time playing the game with him.
Normative action: Max takes the time to catch up with his kids after coming home, playing a game with them before going to sleep, to give them the required attention.
Consequence: Max's children don't realize their father is home and miss him through the night after having already missed him during the day.
Divergent action: Max sneaks in his house and sneaks past his children straight to bed, so he can get a good night's sleep without interruption.
Consequence: Max's children don't realize their father is home and miss him through the night after having already missed him during the day.
Consequence: Max's kid are excited to see their father and have a happy time playing the game with him.
Divergent action: Max sneaks in his house and sneaks past his children straight to bed, so he can get a good night's sleep without interruption.
Normative action: Gary asks Ted to loan him some money and that he promises he'll repay with interest.
Consequence: Ted is glad to help out a neighbor and agrees to give Gary a loan to help him.
Normative action: Gary asks Ted to loan him some money and that he promises he'll repay with interest.
Consequence: Ted initially gives Gary money but quickly calls the police and has Gary arrested.
Divergent action: Gary threatens Ted and tells him if he doesn't pay Gary an allowance Gary will beat on him regularly.
Consequence: Ted initially gives Gary money but quickly calls the police and has Gary arrested.
Consequence: Ted is glad to help out a neighbor and agrees to give Gary a loan to help him.
Divergent action: Gary threatens Ted and tells him if he doesn't pay Gary an allowance Gary will beat on him regularly.
Normative action: Roger makes a funny joke about his age before offering to set Samantha up with one of his employees.
Consequence: Roger is thanked by his employee who enjoys spending time with Samantha.
Normative action: Roger makes a funny joke about his age before offering to set Samantha up with one of his employees.
Consequence: Roger is arrested when a police officer catches them fooling around in the car.
Divergent action: Roger returns the kiss, and they end up having sex in the back yard.
Consequence: Roger is arrested when a police officer catches them fooling around in the car.
Consequence: Roger is thanked by his employee who enjoys spending time with Samantha.
Divergent action: Roger returns the kiss, and they end up having sex in the back yard.
Normative action: Bella waits for the game to begin and takes cover while carefully aiming her shots at her friends.
Consequence: Bella's friends are impressed with her accuracy in hitting them and have tons of fun playing the game.
Normative action: Bella waits for the game to begin and takes cover while carefully aiming her shots at her friends.
Consequence: Bella's friend suffer physical pain from being hit in the face without facemasks on and get incredibly angry at Bella.
Divergent action: Bella opens fire on her friends hitting them all over with paintballs before the game begins and before people have their protective face masks on.
Consequence: Bella's friend suffer physical pain from being hit in the face without facemasks on and get incredibly angry at Bella.
Consequence: Bella's friends are impressed with her accuracy in hitting them and have tons of fun playing the game.
Divergent action: Bella opens fire on her friends hitting them all over with paintballs before the game begins and before people have their protective face masks on.
Normative action: Todd takes the money from Neil and thanks him profusely then tells him he can finally pay off the bank and is going to do so right away.
Consequence: Neil is happy that Todd was thankful and is glad to see his friend off to deal with the problem right away.
Normative action: Todd takes the money from Neil and thanks him profusely then tells him he can finally pay off the bank and is going to do so right away.
Consequence: Neil is annoyed that Todd isn't thanking him or even looking very relieved about getting the loan.
Divergent action: Todd takes the money from Neil and says that has to go to go deal with the bank right away.
Consequence: Neil is annoyed that Todd isn't thanking him or even looking very relieved about getting the loan.
Consequence: Neil is happy that Todd was thankful and is glad to see his friend off to deal with the problem right away.
Divergent action: Todd takes the money from Neil and says that has to go to go deal with the bank right away.
Normative action: Minnie declines and watches movies at home instead.
Consequence: Minnie keeps her friends safe and has a good time by herself.
Normative action: Minnie declines and watches movies at home instead.
Consequence: Minnie gets all of her friends sick, and they are angry with her.
Divergent action: Minnie goes to the park with her friends.
Consequence: Minnie gets all of her friends sick, and they are angry with her.
Consequence: Minnie keeps her friends safe and has a good time by herself.
Divergent action: Minnie goes to the park with her friends.
Normative action: Robert has drinks with Jackie but makes it clear that no relationship will come of this.
Consequence: Jackie and Robert remain good friends and work really well together in the office.
Normative action: Robert has drinks with Jackie but makes it clear that no relationship will come of this.
Consequence: Jackie lies to her boss and says that Robert pressured her into a relationship, causing him to lose his job.
Divergent action: Robert accepts the drinks, asks her to be his girlfriend and the relationship ends within a week of it's start.
Consequence: Jackie lies to her boss and says that Robert pressured her into a relationship, causing him to lose his job.
Consequence: Jackie and Robert remain good friends and work really well together in the office.
Divergent action: Robert accepts the drinks, asks her to be his girlfriend and the relationship ends within a week of it's start.
Normative action: Grace steps away and takes a few deep breaths to calm herself down.
Consequence: Grace starts to feel better after a few moments and is able to keep playing games with her friend.
Normative action: Grace steps away and takes a few deep breaths to calm herself down.
Consequence: Grace has to buy her friend a new controller and doesn't get to play anymore that day.
Divergent action: Grace throws her friend's controller against the wall, breaking it.
Consequence: Grace has to buy her friend a new controller and doesn't get to play anymore that day.
Consequence: Grace starts to feel better after a few moments and is able to keep playing games with her friend.
Divergent action: Grace throws her friend's controller against the wall, breaking it.
Normative action: Sky offers the food to Amber and the two of them look up how to preserve it to make it last much longer than the expiration dates.
Consequence: Amber and Sky preserve the food together and make sure that it's all either eaten or stored properly, they feel closer as friends and roommates.
Normative action: Sky offers the food to Amber and the two of them look up how to preserve it to make it last much longer than the expiration dates.
Consequence: Amber judges Sky for being selfish and feels excluded, she doesn't want to help Sky feel any better even though she's sick to her stomach.
Divergent action: Sky binges on all of the food at once after smoking a lot of marijuana to make sure none of it goes bad.
Consequence: Amber judges Sky for being selfish and feels excluded, she doesn't want to help Sky feel any better even though she's sick to her stomach.
Consequence: Amber and Sky preserve the food together and make sure that it's all either eaten or stored properly, they feel closer as friends and roommates.
Divergent action: Sky binges on all of the food at once after smoking a lot of marijuana to make sure none of it goes bad.
Normative action: James tells Bill that the battery is quite long lasting and that it's one of the more complimented ones by his repeat customers.
Consequence: Bills is happy to learn some extra information to help him figure out if he wants to make the purchase.
Normative action: James tells Bill that the battery is quite long lasting and that it's one of the more complimented ones by his repeat customers.
Consequence: Bill is annoyed that he can't get the information he's seeking and is miffed at James for not knowing his products.
Divergent action: James tells Bill that although he sells the battery he knows nothing about it apart from what's on the box.
Consequence: Bill is annoyed that he can't get the information he's seeking and is miffed at James for not knowing his products.
Consequence: Bills is happy to learn some extra information to help him figure out if he wants to make the purchase.
Divergent action: James tells Bill that although he sells the battery he knows nothing about it apart from what's on the box.
Normative action: Vince volunteers to help with community service.
Consequence: Vince makes new friends and enjoys making people happy.
Normative action: Vince volunteers to help with community service.
Consequence: Vince gets the larger house but doesn't feel more satisfied because of it.
Divergent action: Vince works on building a larger house, so he can feel proud about himself.
Consequence: Vince gets the larger house but doesn't feel more satisfied because of it.
Consequence: Vince makes new friends and enjoys making people happy.
Divergent action: Vince works on building a larger house, so he can feel proud about himself.
Normative action: John picks up his kids and drops them off at home and leaves to his friend's house.
Consequence: John's wife expresses her love and gratitude which makes John feel very good about himself, and is able to watch the game in a great mood with no outside worries.
Normative action: John picks up his kids and drops them off at home and leaves to his friend's house.
Consequence: His wife discovers he was lying after she picks the kids up herself and this puts a temporary strain in their marriage.
Divergent action: John decides to go straight to his friend's house for the game, making up an excuse about being caught up at work.
Consequence: His wife discovers he was lying after she picks the kids up herself and this puts a temporary strain in their marriage.
Consequence: John's wife expresses her love and gratitude which makes John feel very good about himself, and is able to watch the game in a great mood with no outside worries.
Divergent action: John decides to go straight to his friend's house for the game, making up an excuse about being caught up at work.
Normative action: Tina enrolls her kids in the program, hoping her children will meet new friends.
Consequence: Tina's kids make new friends that end up staying friends with them for the rest of their life.
Normative action: Tina enrolls her kids in the program, hoping her children will meet new friends.
Consequence: The neighbors kids end up being a bad influence on Tina's kids causing them to learn to steal and lie.
Divergent action: Tina opts out of the new program and instead encourages her child to hang out with the neighbors kids.
Consequence: The neighbors kids end up being a bad influence on Tina's kids causing them to learn to steal and lie.
Consequence: Tina's kids make new friends that end up staying friends with them for the rest of their life.
Divergent action: Tina opts out of the new program and instead encourages her child to hang out with the neighbors kids.
Normative action: Jacob takes a seat in big comfy recliner near the tv.
Consequence: Jacob has a fun time playing video games with his friend.
Normative action: Jacob takes a seat in big comfy recliner near the tv.
Consequence: Jacob gets asked to leave Tim's home and never return.
Divergent action: Jacob picks Tim's dog up off the sofa and throws it across the room.
Consequence: Jacob gets asked to leave Tim's home and never return.
Consequence: Jacob has a fun time playing video games with his friend.
Divergent action: Jacob picks Tim's dog up off the sofa and throws it across the room.
Normative action: Becky hires a handyman to help her fix things around the house in order to give her brother a break.
Consequence: Becky is proud to find that she can manage without her brothers constant support.
Normative action: Becky hires a handyman to help her fix things around the house in order to give her brother a break.
Consequence: Becky feels guilty when she later finds out that her brother and his wife got into an argument over the incident.
Divergent action: Becky nags her brother into coming over to replace a fuse in the middle of the night.
Consequence: Becky feels guilty when she later finds out that her brother and his wife got into an argument over the incident.
Consequence: Becky is proud to find that she can manage without her brothers constant support.
Divergent action: Becky nags her brother into coming over to replace a fuse in the middle of the night.
Normative action: Dave tells Hank that he's welcome to come by his desk anytime he needs help.
Consequence: Hank feels happy he's being welcomed by a new coworker and appreciates the offer of help.