CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Jackie tells the coworkers all about her and her husband's sex life.
Consequence: Jackie's boss calls her into his office the next day and reprimands her for being inappropriate.
Consequence: Jackie's boss tells her that sounds like a good place to visit and shares his own experiences.
Divergent action: Jackie tells the coworkers all about her and her husband's sex life.
Normative action: Greg takes an entry level job, so he has at least some money coming in.
Consequence: Greg's family is able to slowly work their way out of poverty with enough hard work.
Normative action: Greg takes an entry level job, so he has at least some money coming in.
Consequence: Greg's family struggles to move up in life because of the dependancy.
Divergent action: Greg relies on the welfare system to take care of his family.
Consequence: Greg's family struggles to move up in life because of the dependancy.
Consequence: Greg's family is able to slowly work their way out of poverty with enough hard work.
Divergent action: Greg relies on the welfare system to take care of his family.
Normative action: Charla goes on social media to check Mia's account.
Consequence: Charla sees that Mia has posted tonight's outfit to her account.
Normative action: Charla goes on social media to check Mia's account.
Consequence: People begin to realize that Charla shouldn't be there, and she is kicked out.
Divergent action: Charla crashes the party to see Mia.
Consequence: People begin to realize that Charla shouldn't be there, and she is kicked out.
Consequence: Charla sees that Mia has posted tonight's outfit to her account.
Divergent action: Charla crashes the party to see Mia.
Normative action: Barry buys a kit that he's never tried before.
Consequence: Barry is challenged by the kit and feels proud when he finishes.
Normative action: Barry buys a kit that he's never tried before.
Consequence: Barry is bored and doesn't have much fun.
Divergent action: Barry buys a model kit similar to one he had before.
Consequence: Barry is bored and doesn't have much fun.
Consequence: Barry is challenged by the kit and feels proud when he finishes.
Divergent action: Barry buys a model kit similar to one he had before.
Normative action: Scott asks a friend to help him study for the test, he studies day and night for a week.
Consequence: Scott aces the test and is prouder than he's ever been.
Normative action: Scott asks a friend to help him study for the test, he studies day and night for a week.
Consequence: Scott aces the test but feels like a fraud.
Divergent action: Scott writes helpful notes on a tiny piece of paper that he hides in his sock and checks during the test.
Consequence: Scott aces the test but feels like a fraud.
Consequence: Scott aces the test and is prouder than he's ever been.
Divergent action: Scott writes helpful notes on a tiny piece of paper that he hides in his sock and checks during the test.
Normative action: Blake decides to do meditation exercises with new age music in the background.
Consequence: Blake is able to get in tune with himself and his emotions.
Normative action: Blake decides to do meditation exercises with new age music in the background.
Consequence: Blake develops lung cancer as a result of his bad habbit.
Divergent action: Blake relaxes by smoking one of his old cigars.
Consequence: Blake develops lung cancer as a result of his bad habbit.
Consequence: Blake is able to get in tune with himself and his emotions.
Divergent action: Blake relaxes by smoking one of his old cigars.
Normative action: Gina purchases an automatic cat feeder and makes sure that both the food and water tanks are filled to the brim.
Consequence: Gina's cats remain healthy while she enjoys herself at the beach.
Normative action: Gina purchases an automatic cat feeder and makes sure that both the food and water tanks are filled to the brim.
Consequence: Gina's cats go two days without food and are lethargic when she returns from her trip.
Divergent action: Gina purchases an automatic cat feeder but only fills the water portion.
Consequence: Gina's cats go two days without food and are lethargic when she returns from her trip.
Consequence: Gina's cats remain healthy while she enjoys herself at the beach.
Divergent action: Gina purchases an automatic cat feeder but only fills the water portion.
Normative action: Greg sits with her at lunch and chats with her as he has opportunity.
Consequence: Greg and the girl slowly become friends and eventually start dating.
Normative action: Greg sits with her at lunch and chats with her as he has opportunity.
Consequence: The girl sees that Greg is obsessing over her and becomes creeped out.
Divergent action: Greg becomes friends with her online, looks through all of her posts, and comments on everything she says or does online.
Consequence: The girl sees that Greg is obsessing over her and becomes creeped out.
Consequence: Greg and the girl slowly become friends and eventually start dating.
Divergent action: Greg becomes friends with her online, looks through all of her posts, and comments on everything she says or does online.
Normative action: Luke continues to run the charity in honor of his friend.
Consequence: Luke's friend's work will continue on.
Normative action: Luke continues to run the charity in honor of his friend.
Consequence: Luke's friend's work will not be remembered.
Divergent action: Luke liquidates the charity for a profit.
Consequence: Luke's friend's work will not be remembered.
Consequence: Luke's friend's work will continue on.
Divergent action: Luke liquidates the charity for a profit.
Normative action: Carl stops and donates Carl's rare blood even though Carl is uncomfortable with needles.
Consequence: Someone in need can receive a blood transfusion and continue living.
Normative action: Carl stops and donates Carl's rare blood even though Carl is uncomfortable with needles.
Consequence: A child with Carl's exact rare blood type dies because the child cannot get a transfusion.
Divergent action: Carl honks his horn and gives a thumbs up sign at the tent as Carl drives by without stopping.
Consequence: A child with Carl's exact rare blood type dies because the child cannot get a transfusion.
Consequence: Someone in need can receive a blood transfusion and continue living.
Divergent action: Carl honks his horn and gives a thumbs up sign at the tent as Carl drives by without stopping.
Normative action: Andi immediately calls the child's parents about what the child ate because they told her to contact them in case of an emergency.
Consequence: The parents take the child to the doctor's office which turns out to be needed, so they appreciate Andi for her quick thinking.
Normative action: Andi immediately calls the child's parents about what the child ate because they told her to contact them in case of an emergency.
Consequence: Later in the night the child has adverse reactions to the thing it ate and tells its parents everything leading to them no longer hiring Andi.
Divergent action: Thinking about her job security, Andi conceals the incident from the child's parents and tells them everything went fine upon their return.
Consequence: Later in the night the child has adverse reactions to the thing it ate and tells its parents everything leading to them no longer hiring Andi.
Consequence: The parents take the child to the doctor's office which turns out to be needed, so they appreciate Andi for her quick thinking.
Divergent action: Thinking about her job security, Andi conceals the incident from the child's parents and tells them everything went fine upon their return.
Normative action: Rob orders only a couple cheaper drinks he can afford and pays for himself.
Consequence: Rob's friend has an enjoyable night out with him, and they end on a high note.
Normative action: Rob orders only a couple cheaper drinks he can afford and pays for himself.
Consequence: Rob's friend ends up having to pay a lot of extra money.
Divergent action: Rob orders a bunch of drinks and puts it on his friend's tab.
Consequence: Rob's friend ends up having to pay a lot of extra money.
Consequence: Rob's friend has an enjoyable night out with him, and they end on a high note.
Divergent action: Rob orders a bunch of drinks and puts it on his friend's tab.
Normative action: Kathy offers her dish to Tom's girlfriend and makes small talk with her while they try everyone's dishes.
Consequence: Tom's girlfriend opens up to Kathy, and they start to become friends during the meal.
Normative action: Kathy offers her dish to Tom's girlfriend and makes small talk with her while they try everyone's dishes.
Consequence: Tom's girlfriend does not feel welcome at the Thanksgiving dinner and rethinks her relationship with Tom.
Divergent action: Kathy offers her dish to everyone but Tom's girlfriend and doesn't interact with her beyond introductions.
Consequence: Tom's girlfriend does not feel welcome at the Thanksgiving dinner and rethinks her relationship with Tom.
Consequence: Tom's girlfriend opens up to Kathy, and they start to become friends during the meal.
Divergent action: Kathy offers her dish to everyone but Tom's girlfriend and doesn't interact with her beyond introductions.
Normative action: Niles tells his dad that he's busy with schoolwork today.
Consequence: Niles dad takes one look at the schoolwork and decides to leave him alone.
Normative action: Niles tells his dad that he's busy with schoolwork today.
Consequence: Niles gets grounded for the rudeness to his father.
Divergent action: Niles tells his dad to leave the room, so he can finish the schoolwork.
Consequence: Niles gets grounded for the rudeness to his father.
Consequence: Niles dad takes one look at the schoolwork and decides to leave him alone.
Divergent action: Niles tells his dad to leave the room, so he can finish the schoolwork.
Normative action: Mackenzie plays beer pong using water instead of beer.
Consequence: Mackenzie is able to participate in party activities without drinking.
Normative action: Mackenzie plays beer pong using water instead of beer.
Consequence: The cops show up to bust the party, and Mackenzie is booked for underage drinking.
Divergent action: Mackenzie plays beer pong and downs a lot of beer by the end of the night.
Consequence: The cops show up to bust the party, and Mackenzie is booked for underage drinking.
Consequence: Mackenzie is able to participate in party activities without drinking.
Divergent action: Mackenzie plays beer pong and downs a lot of beer by the end of the night.
Normative action: Lisa drives back to work, eats as much of the slice as she has time for, and runs in for her meeting.
Consequence: Lisa feels satisfied after eating a bit and is able to keep her energy up for the presentation.
Normative action: Lisa drives back to work, eats as much of the slice as she has time for, and runs in for her meeting.
Consequence: Lisa is flustered by the accident and gives a sloppy presentation at the meeting.
Divergent action: Lisa tries to eat her pizza in the car on the way back to work but hits a bump and drops the slice on her dress.
Consequence: Lisa is flustered by the accident and gives a sloppy presentation at the meeting.
Consequence: Lisa feels satisfied after eating a bit and is able to keep her energy up for the presentation.
Divergent action: Lisa tries to eat her pizza in the car on the way back to work but hits a bump and drops the slice on her dress.
Normative action: Ross sets his alarm clock for five thirty in the morning to get ready for work.
Consequence: Ross has plenty of time to get dressed and eat breakfast before taking his time to get to work.
Normative action: Ross sets his alarm clock for five thirty in the morning to get ready for work.
Consequence: Ross is late to work and his boss is on him all day.
Divergent action: Ross sets his alarm for six thirty in the morning to go to work.
Consequence: Ross is late to work and his boss is on him all day.
Consequence: Ross has plenty of time to get dressed and eat breakfast before taking his time to get to work.
Divergent action: Ross sets his alarm for six thirty in the morning to go to work.
Normative action: Tom waves back at the guy waving at him in a friendly way before going on his way.
Consequence: The guy is happy to have seen Tom and thinks Tom is friendly.
Normative action: Tom waves back at the guy waving at him in a friendly way before going on his way.
Consequence: The guy who was waving at Tom is hurt and confused by Tom's reaction and figures Tom might have forgotten who the guy is.
Divergent action: Tom just looks at the guy for a few seconds then looks away and keeps walking down the street.
Consequence: The guy who was waving at Tom is hurt and confused by Tom's reaction and figures Tom might have forgotten who the guy is.
Consequence: The guy is happy to have seen Tom and thinks Tom is friendly.
Divergent action: Tom just looks at the guy for a few seconds then looks away and keeps walking down the street.
Normative action: Lisa laughs iff the coincidence and suggests they have a pleasant evening together.
Consequence: Lisa is able to get to know the executive better and have an enjoyable evening.
Normative action: Lisa laughs iff the coincidence and suggests they have a pleasant evening together.
Consequence: Lisa winds up embarrassing herself in front of the executive.
Divergent action: Lisa gets flustered and is unable to hold a coherent conversation with her date.
Consequence: Lisa winds up embarrassing herself in front of the executive.
Consequence: Lisa is able to get to know the executive better and have an enjoyable evening.
Divergent action: Lisa gets flustered and is unable to hold a coherent conversation with her date.
Normative action: Lee agrees to help out Trevor, and he goes to the store for him and brings him the groceries.
Consequence: Trevor pays Lee for the groceries and thanks him for helping him.
Normative action: Lee agrees to help out Trevor, and he goes to the store for him and brings him the groceries.
Consequence: Trevor has to go without food another day this week.
Divergent action: Lee doesn't help Trevor and goes back to watching football.
Consequence: Trevor has to go without food another day this week.
Consequence: Trevor pays Lee for the groceries and thanks him for helping him.
Divergent action: Lee doesn't help Trevor and goes back to watching football.
Normative action: Carol and Donna agree to flip a coin to decide which room they use.
Consequence: Carol feels excited for being assigned a room by flipping a coin.
Normative action: Carol and Donna agree to flip a coin to decide which room they use.
Consequence: Carol feels unfair because they pay equal rent for the apartment.
Divergent action: Carol moves in late and Donna going first occupied the larger room and asks Carol to take the other room.
Consequence: Carol feels unfair because they pay equal rent for the apartment.
Consequence: Carol feels excited for being assigned a room by flipping a coin.
Divergent action: Carol moves in late and Donna going first occupied the larger room and asks Carol to take the other room.
Normative action: Christine reaches out to her friends for affection, and with their support she breaks up with her boyfriend.
Consequence: Christine's relationship with her friends deepens.
Normative action: Christine reaches out to her friends for affection, and with their support she breaks up with her boyfriend.
Consequence: Christine has to go to the doctor after her boyfriend breaks her arm.
Divergent action: Christine stays in the relationship thinking that her boyfriend's behavior will improve.
Consequence: Christine has to go to the doctor after her boyfriend breaks her arm.
Consequence: Christine's relationship with her friends deepens.
Divergent action: Christine stays in the relationship thinking that her boyfriend's behavior will improve.
Normative action: Bill asks his roommate about his lost wallet and sees if he knows anything.
Consequence: Bill's roommate tells Bill what he knows and decides to help Bill find the missing wallet.
Normative action: Bill asks his roommate about his lost wallet and sees if he knows anything.
Consequence: Bill's roommate is extremely annoyed by the false accusation and plans to stop being roommates with Bill.
Divergent action: Bill flat out accuses his roommate of taking his wallet.
Consequence: Bill's roommate is extremely annoyed by the false accusation and plans to stop being roommates with Bill.
Consequence: Bill's roommate tells Bill what he knows and decides to help Bill find the missing wallet.
Divergent action: Bill flat out accuses his roommate of taking his wallet.
Normative action: Caroline shows her coworker an application for cheap older homes.
Consequence: After a year of saving, Caroline buys a Victorian style house.
Normative action: Caroline shows her coworker an application for cheap older homes.
Consequence: Caroline's coworker becomes depressed.
Divergent action: Caroline reminds her coworker that she'd never be able to afford the taxes on her new house.
Consequence: Caroline's coworker becomes depressed.
Consequence: After a year of saving, Caroline buys a Victorian style house.
Divergent action: Caroline reminds her coworker that she'd never be able to afford the taxes on her new house.
Normative action: Mary is open about her feelings, and they decide to break up.
Consequence: Mary's partner finds it easier to move on because they agreed to end things.
Normative action: Mary is open about her feelings, and they decide to break up.
Consequence: Mary's partner finds out and is devastated by what happened.
Divergent action: Mary starts to see someone outside of her relationship while still in it.
Consequence: Mary's partner finds out and is devastated by what happened.
Consequence: Mary's partner finds it easier to move on because they agreed to end things.
Divergent action: Mary starts to see someone outside of her relationship while still in it.
Normative action: Alan tries to limit his time with Kary and encourages Jessica and Kary to hang out together without him.
Consequence: Jessica and Kary continue to be best friends, and Alan doesn't have to deal with Kary so much.
Normative action: Alan tries to limit his time with Kary and encourages Jessica and Kary to hang out together without him.
Consequence: Jessica cuts Kary out of her life and stops trusting anyone but Alan.
Divergent action: Alan convinces Jessica that Kary doesn’t value her as a friend and is only using her to get free food and drinks, for which Alan has no evidence.
Consequence: Jessica cuts Kary out of her life and stops trusting anyone but Alan.
Consequence: Jessica and Kary continue to be best friends, and Alan doesn't have to deal with Kary so much.
Divergent action: Alan convinces Jessica that Kary doesn’t value her as a friend and is only using her to get free food and drinks, for which Alan has no evidence.
Normative action: Isabelle sets Steven up on a blind date with one of her coworkers.
Consequence: Steven has a great time on his date.
Normative action: Isabelle sets Steven up on a blind date with one of her coworkers.
Consequence: Steven is heartbroken when he learns the truth.
Divergent action: Isabelle agrees to be Steven's girlfriend saying that she has feelings for him.
Consequence: Steven is heartbroken when he learns the truth.
Consequence: Steven has a great time on his date.
Divergent action: Isabelle agrees to be Steven's girlfriend saying that she has feelings for him.
Normative action: Timmy pets the cat and lets it chase a piece of string.
Consequence: Timmy and the cat have fun together, and the cat purrs.
Normative action: Timmy pets the cat and lets it chase a piece of string.
Consequence: The cat is seriously injured, and Timmy is evaluated by a psychiatrist.
Divergent action: Timmy repeatedly kicks the cat and pulls on its hair.
Consequence: The cat is seriously injured, and Timmy is evaluated by a psychiatrist.
Consequence: Timmy and the cat have fun together, and the cat purrs.
Divergent action: Timmy repeatedly kicks the cat and pulls on its hair.
Normative action: Jack decides not to wear this shirt everywhere since broadcasting his hate everywhere is rude.
Consequence: People don't see Jack as anywhere near as annoying.
Normative action: Jack decides not to wear this shirt everywhere since broadcasting his hate everywhere is rude.
Consequence: Jack is seen as quite rude and annoying, epically to those uninterested in politics.
Divergent action: Jack keeps wearing his shirt everywhere and always talks about how much he hates [Politician].
Consequence: Jack is seen as quite rude and annoying, epically to those uninterested in politics.
Consequence: People don't see Jack as anywhere near as annoying.
Divergent action: Jack keeps wearing his shirt everywhere and always talks about how much he hates [Politician].
Normative action: Keith helps his roommate with the cleaning then goes to a late showing at the cinema.
Consequence: Keith's roommate is happy that they live with a person who shares the cleaning duties fairly.
Normative action: Keith helps his roommate with the cleaning then goes to a late showing at the cinema.
Consequence: Keith's roommate starts to dislike Keith for not doing his share of the cleaning as he said he would.
Divergent action: Keith goes to see an early showing at the cinema leaving his roommate to do all the cleaning.
Consequence: Keith's roommate starts to dislike Keith for not doing his share of the cleaning as he said he would.
Consequence: Keith's roommate is happy that they live with a person who shares the cleaning duties fairly.
Divergent action: Keith goes to see an early showing at the cinema leaving his roommate to do all the cleaning.
Normative action: John listens to his friends, and they begin to take turns deciding on what to do.
Consequence: John's relationship with his friends develops and grows.
Normative action: John listens to his friends, and they begin to take turns deciding on what to do.
Consequence: John is soon left alone as his friends begin to drop him.
Divergent action: John refuses their request and insists that he knows what's best for the group.
Consequence: John is soon left alone as his friends begin to drop him.
Consequence: John's relationship with his friends develops and grows.
Divergent action: John refuses their request and insists that he knows what's best for the group.
Normative action: Sarah buys large houses and exotic cars to liquidate some cash.
Consequence: Sarah is able to enjoy the fruits of her drug empire's labor and live large.
Normative action: Sarah buys large houses and exotic cars to liquidate some cash.
Consequence: Sarah's empire crumbles after she is investigated by a game warden which leads to the discovery of her drug activities.
Divergent action: Sarah begins collecting exotic pets by paying money to have them caught in the wild and brought to her home.
Consequence: Sarah's empire crumbles after she is investigated by a game warden which leads to the discovery of her drug activities.
Consequence: Sarah is able to enjoy the fruits of her drug empire's labor and live large.
Divergent action: Sarah begins collecting exotic pets by paying money to have them caught in the wild and brought to her home.
Normative action: Dan makes sure to talk about Mark's good qualities with the girl at every possible opportunity.
Consequence: The girl becomes attracted to Mark and starts dating him.
Normative action: Dan makes sure to talk about Mark's good qualities with the girl at every possible opportunity.
Consequence: The girl tells her friends, the whole school finds out, and Mark is very embarrassed.
Divergent action: Dan walks up to the girl and tells her that Mark is interested in her.
Consequence: The girl tells her friends, the whole school finds out, and Mark is very embarrassed.
Consequence: The girl becomes attracted to Mark and starts dating him.
Divergent action: Dan walks up to the girl and tells her that Mark is interested in her.
Normative action: Mike tells Lisa that he bets she looks gorgeous in it and asks her to go put it on.
Consequence: Lisa is delighted that Mike wants to see her in the dress and runs off to change.