CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Ace starts drawing in the margins of the library book to make a stop-animation drawing, then shows his friend.
Consequence: The next person to check out the book reports it to the library, who then has to fix the book.
Consequence: No one else in the library is disturbed and all that is marked is the piece of paper.
Divergent action: Ace starts drawing in the margins of the library book to make a stop-animation drawing, then shows his friend.
Normative action: Casey talks about his intense feelings and his desire with his mother.
Consequence: Sabrina overhears the conversation and bakes another batch of cookies for her family.
Normative action: Casey talks about his intense feelings and his desire with his mother.
Consequence: Sabrina avoids Casey for the next three days.
Divergent action: Casey sticks out his tongue at Sabrina calling her a toad before walking away.
Consequence: Sabrina avoids Casey for the next three days.
Consequence: Sabrina overhears the conversation and bakes another batch of cookies for her family.
Divergent action: Casey sticks out his tongue at Sabrina calling her a toad before walking away.
Normative action: Wally chooses the debate team lineup based on performance regardless of gender.
Consequence: The debate team will have a higher chance of winning.
Normative action: Wally chooses the debate team lineup based on performance regardless of gender.
Consequence: The debate team will miss out on potentially intelligent members by only choosing boys.
Divergent action: Wally only chooses boys for the debate team lineup because he thinks boys are smarter.
Consequence: The debate team will miss out on potentially intelligent members by only choosing boys.
Consequence: The debate team will have a higher chance of winning.
Divergent action: Wally only chooses boys for the debate team lineup because he thinks boys are smarter.
Normative action: Mary takes the book to the librarian and asks that the message be removed.
Consequence: Mary is spared from anyone else viewing the message.
Normative action: Mary takes the book to the librarian and asks that the message be removed.
Consequence: Mary gets fined for damaging school property.
Divergent action: Mary borrows the book and tears out the offensive message.
Consequence: Mary gets fined for damaging school property.
Consequence: Mary is spared from anyone else viewing the message.
Divergent action: Mary borrows the book and tears out the offensive message.
Normative action: Fred walks to a concession stand and tells the person working there that he has an emergency need to use a restroom.
Consequence: The management of the venue allow Fred to use an employee restroom, one time, due to the emergency.
Normative action: Fred walks to a concession stand and tells the person working there that he has an emergency need to use a restroom.
Consequence: Security watches Fred use the fence as a bathroom and ejects him from the concert.
Divergent action: Fred can't wait to go to the bathroom, and he walks a short distance from the crowd and relieves himself on a chain-link fence.
Consequence: Security watches Fred use the fence as a bathroom and ejects him from the concert.
Consequence: The management of the venue allow Fred to use an employee restroom, one time, due to the emergency.
Divergent action: Fred can't wait to go to the bathroom, and he walks a short distance from the crowd and relieves himself on a chain-link fence.
Normative action: Stephanie offers the bottle to a little girl picking up sea shells explaining that the girl can use the bottle to hold her shells.
Consequence: Stephanie is thanked by the girl who begins sliding the shells into an empty bottle.
Normative action: Stephanie offers the bottle to a little girl picking up sea shells explaining that the girl can use the bottle to hold her shells.
Consequence: Stephanie is fined by a cop walking along the beach for littering.
Divergent action: Stephanie walks towards the ocean and tosses the bottle into the waves.
Consequence: Stephanie is fined by a cop walking along the beach for littering.
Consequence: Stephanie is thanked by the girl who begins sliding the shells into an empty bottle.
Divergent action: Stephanie walks towards the ocean and tosses the bottle into the waves.
Normative action: Abigail moves out on her own about an hour away and calls her parents daily to check up on them.
Consequence: Abigail's parents feel loved and proud of their daughter.
Normative action: Abigail moves out on her own about an hour away and calls her parents daily to check up on them.
Consequence: Abigail's parents begin to wonder if she really loves them anymore.
Divergent action: Abigail moves across the country and settles down and doesn't ever call her folks.
Consequence: Abigail's parents begin to wonder if she really loves them anymore.
Consequence: Abigail's parents feel loved and proud of their daughter.
Divergent action: Abigail moves across the country and settles down and doesn't ever call her folks.
Normative action: Katie avoids talking to the police but later submits an anonymous tip.
Consequence: The criminal is put behind bars thanks to the tip she sent in.
Normative action: Katie avoids talking to the police but later submits an anonymous tip.
Consequence: The criminal is unpunished and continues to commit similar crimes.
Divergent action: Katie tells the police that she didn't see anything when they ask her.
Consequence: The criminal is unpunished and continues to commit similar crimes.
Consequence: The criminal is put behind bars thanks to the tip she sent in.
Divergent action: Katie tells the police that she didn't see anything when they ask her.
Normative action: Heysel smashes the water bottle and puts it in his pocket until he passes by a trash can.
Consequence: The water bottle goes into the trash and is easy to pick up.
Normative action: Heysel smashes the water bottle and puts it in his pocket until he passes by a trash can.
Consequence: The person whose lawn the water bottle is on has a bad back and has a hard time picking it up.
Divergent action: Heysel casually throws his bottle to the side and onto someone's lawn, then continues walking.
Consequence: The person whose lawn the water bottle is on has a bad back and has a hard time picking it up.
Consequence: The water bottle goes into the trash and is easy to pick up.
Divergent action: Heysel casually throws his bottle to the side and onto someone's lawn, then continues walking.
Normative action: Katie decides to talk to the people and figure out who she wants to invite from that information.
Consequence: Katie is surprised that some of the most interesting people wore the same cheap clothes every day.
Normative action: Katie decides to talk to the people and figure out who she wants to invite from that information.
Consequence: Several of the people she invited weren't fun or exciting to be around.
Divergent action: Katie invited only those who wore expensive clothes all the time.
Consequence: Several of the people she invited weren't fun or exciting to be around.
Consequence: Katie is surprised that some of the most interesting people wore the same cheap clothes every day.
Divergent action: Katie invited only those who wore expensive clothes all the time.
Normative action: Verlin decides to hang out with his other friends for the afternoon.
Consequence: Verlin gets closer to his other friends.
Normative action: Verlin decides to hang out with his other friends for the afternoon.
Consequence: Verlin is scolded by Derrick's wife who wants to spend alone time with her new husband.
Divergent action: Verlin calls his friend multiple times asking to get into a video chat with him.
Consequence: Verlin is scolded by Derrick's wife who wants to spend alone time with her new husband.
Consequence: Verlin gets closer to his other friends.
Divergent action: Verlin calls his friend multiple times asking to get into a video chat with him.
Normative action: May stands up for the overweight girl and tells Jenny to back off.
Consequence: May is able to spare the girl from further humiliation.
Normative action: May stands up for the overweight girl and tells Jenny to back off.
Consequence: May is soon viewed as a bully.
Divergent action: May joins Jenny in mocking the overweight girl.
Consequence: May is soon viewed as a bully.
Consequence: May is able to spare the girl from further humiliation.
Divergent action: May joins Jenny in mocking the overweight girl.
Normative action: Jasmine grabs a protein bar and reheats the rest of her frozen pasta before eating in the living room.
Consequence: Kathy shares a slice of pizza with Jasmine before placing it in her lunch box for tomorrow.
Normative action: Jasmine grabs a protein bar and reheats the rest of her frozen pasta before eating in the living room.
Consequence: Kathy is unable to eat the pizza.
Divergent action: After waiting a minute for Kathy, Jasmine eats the entire pizza.
Consequence: Kathy is unable to eat the pizza.
Consequence: Kathy shares a slice of pizza with Jasmine before placing it in her lunch box for tomorrow.
Divergent action: After waiting a minute for Kathy, Jasmine eats the entire pizza.
Normative action: Zack takes a short nap and then heads to the client meeting.
Consequence: The client is impressed with Zack and continues to give him business.
Normative action: Zack takes a short nap and then heads to the client meeting.
Consequence: The client decides not to do business with Zack any longer.
Divergent action: Zack sleeps for the rest of the day and misses the meeting.
Consequence: The client decides not to do business with Zack any longer.
Consequence: The client is impressed with Zack and continues to give him business.
Divergent action: Zack sleeps for the rest of the day and misses the meeting.
Normative action: Zigmund decides to check off the organ donation box on the form because it doesn't slow him down and knows it is supposed to be a thing to do.
Consequence: When Zigmund passes, multiple people benefit from his organs being donated.
Normative action: Zigmund decides to check off the organ donation box on the form because it doesn't slow him down and knows it is supposed to be a thing to do.
Consequence: Others who could've benefited from Zigmund's organs don't when he passes.
Divergent action: As he finishes the form, Zigmund selects to not donate his organs because he finds thinking about his own mortality hard.
Consequence: Others who could've benefited from Zigmund's organs don't when he passes.
Consequence: When Zigmund passes, multiple people benefit from his organs being donated.
Divergent action: As he finishes the form, Zigmund selects to not donate his organs because he finds thinking about his own mortality hard.
Normative action: Sean asks the kid where he bought the pair of shoes.
Consequence: Sean will be able to go to the store to buy the shoes.
Normative action: Sean asks the kid where he bought the pair of shoes.
Consequence: Sean will be accused of robbery and wanted by the law.
Divergent action: Sean tells the kid to give him the shoes, or he will be hurt.
Consequence: Sean will be accused of robbery and wanted by the law.
Consequence: Sean will be able to go to the store to buy the shoes.
Divergent action: Sean tells the kid to give him the shoes, or he will be hurt.
Normative action: John moves the dog onto the floor so his girlfriend can join him.
Consequence: His girlfriend is glad.
Normative action: John moves the dog onto the floor so his girlfriend can join him.
Consequence: John's girlfriend walks out on him because he put the dog above her.
Divergent action: John tells his girlfriend to sleep on the couch because he's not making the dog move.
Consequence: John's girlfriend walks out on him because he put the dog above her.
Consequence: His girlfriend is glad.
Divergent action: John tells his girlfriend to sleep on the couch because he's not making the dog move.
Normative action: Robert discusses the situation with his regular plumber, and they agree on a lower price.
Consequence: Robert's regular plumber's schedule goes as planned and his employees work their regular hours.
Normative action: Robert discusses the situation with his regular plumber, and they agree on a lower price.
Consequence: Robert's regular plumber has to reorganize his schedule and decrease some of his employees' hours.
Divergent action: Robert cancels the job with his regular plumber without explanation and hires the less expensive one instead.
Consequence: Robert's regular plumber has to reorganize his schedule and decrease some of his employees' hours.
Consequence: Robert's regular plumber's schedule goes as planned and his employees work their regular hours.
Divergent action: Robert cancels the job with his regular plumber without explanation and hires the less expensive one instead.
Normative action: James secretly installs a camera in the kitchen to catch the person taking his food.
Consequence: James identifies which of his roommates is the culprit and confronts them, after which his dinners are safe.
Normative action: James secretly installs a camera in the kitchen to catch the person taking his food.
Consequence: James always has food but has less money available to spend on recreation.
Divergent action: James starts buying twice as many frozen dinners at the grocery store each week.
Consequence: James always has food but has less money available to spend on recreation.
Consequence: James identifies which of his roommates is the culprit and confronts them, after which his dinners are safe.
Divergent action: James starts buying twice as many frozen dinners at the grocery store each week.
Normative action: Derek allows his girlfriend to pick clothing that fits her style.
Consequence: Derek's girlfriend feels comfortable at the dance.
Normative action: Derek allows his girlfriend to pick clothing that fits her style.
Consequence: Derek's girlfriend  feels awkward at the dance.
Divergent action: Derek tries to get his girlfriend to wear clothes he thinks are stylish.
Consequence: Derek's girlfriend  feels awkward at the dance.
Consequence: Derek's girlfriend feels comfortable at the dance.
Divergent action: Derek tries to get his girlfriend to wear clothes he thinks are stylish.
Normative action: Steve decides to annoy Pascal by telling jokes about him.
Consequence: Steve manages to annoy Pascal for a while but Pascal eventually finds the jokes funny.
Normative action: Steve decides to annoy Pascal by telling jokes about him.
Consequence: Steve manages to annoy Pascal with his faces which in turn make Pascal want revenge on him...
Divergent action: Steve decides to make faces at Pascal to annoy him.
Consequence: Steve manages to annoy Pascal with his faces which in turn make Pascal want revenge on him...
Consequence: Steve manages to annoy Pascal for a while but Pascal eventually finds the jokes funny.
Divergent action: Steve decides to make faces at Pascal to annoy him.
Normative action: Jane declines and goes home for dinner.
Consequence: Their coworkers are glad because if Jane and the boss were dating they are concerned they would not be treated fairly.
Normative action: Jane declines and goes home for dinner.
Consequence: Their coworkers do not trust that their boss will be fair with them compared to Jane.
Divergent action: Jane goes out to dinner with her boss.
Consequence: Their coworkers do not trust that their boss will be fair with them compared to Jane.
Consequence: Their coworkers are glad because if Jane and the boss were dating they are concerned they would not be treated fairly.
Divergent action: Jane goes out to dinner with her boss.
Normative action: Dan adopts Hitler's desire to succeed and works harder in his classes, ignoring Hitler's prejudice.
Consequence: Dan's classmates notice a difference in Dan's performance and come to him for advice.
Normative action: Dan adopts Hitler's desire to succeed and works harder in his classes, ignoring Hitler's prejudice.
Consequence: The minorities in Dan's school feel threatened by Dan and his group and make efforts to avoid him.
Divergent action: Dan begins looking at non-white people as inferior and starts a group dedicated to white power.
Consequence: The minorities in Dan's school feel threatened by Dan and his group and make efforts to avoid him.
Consequence: Dan's classmates notice a difference in Dan's performance and come to him for advice.
Divergent action: Dan begins looking at non-white people as inferior and starts a group dedicated to white power.
Normative action: Larissa answers the call and tells Megan that she is too busy with work to talk, but that she can come over later that night with wine and snacks.
Consequence: Megan looks forward to the visit and chooses a movie to watch with Larissa later to take her mind off the breakup.
Normative action: Larissa answers the call and tells Megan that she is too busy with work to talk, but that she can come over later that night with wine and snacks.
Consequence: Megan texts back saying that Larissa is never there for her and that she no longer wants to be friends.
Divergent action: Larissa ignores Megan's call and texts her to say that she is too busy to talk, and that Megan shouldn't bother her at work.
Consequence: Megan texts back saying that Larissa is never there for her and that she no longer wants to be friends.
Consequence: Megan looks forward to the visit and chooses a movie to watch with Larissa later to take her mind off the breakup.
Divergent action: Larissa ignores Megan's call and texts her to say that she is too busy to talk, and that Megan shouldn't bother her at work.
Normative action: Joey calls Karla and asks if she can give him the cap.
Consequence: Karla puts the cap in a box and sends it to Joey in the mail.
Normative action: Joey calls Karla and asks if she can give him the cap.
Consequence: Karla finds out what Joey really wants and destroys the cap out of anger.
Divergent action: Joey pretends that he wants to date Karla again, so he can get the cap.
Consequence: Karla finds out what Joey really wants and destroys the cap out of anger.
Consequence: Karla puts the cap in a box and sends it to Joey in the mail.
Divergent action: Joey pretends that he wants to date Karla again, so he can get the cap.
Normative action: Karen returns the TV she bought a week ago in exchange for one that better suits her living room.
Consequence: The store's return policy is able to remain as it is for years to come.
Normative action: Karen returns the TV she bought a week ago in exchange for one that better suits her living room.
Consequence: The store realizes what Karen is up to and cracks down on their return policy which changes things for everyone else who shops there.
Divergent action: Karen returns all of the TV's in her home after years of use, in exchange for new ones at no cost to her.
Consequence: The store realizes what Karen is up to and cracks down on their return policy which changes things for everyone else who shops there.
Consequence: The store's return policy is able to remain as it is for years to come.
Divergent action: Karen returns all of the TV's in her home after years of use, in exchange for new ones at no cost to her.
Normative action: Brian tells Connie that it's great that she can work and do things outside of the home.
Consequence: Connie will feel that Brian is an understanding husband.
Normative action: Brian tells Connie that it's great that she can work and do things outside of the home.
Consequence: Connie will feel that Brian is restrictive towards her.
Divergent action: Brian tells Connie that she cannot work full time because she has duties in the home.
Consequence: Connie will feel that Brian is restrictive towards her.
Consequence: Connie will feel that Brian is an understanding husband.
Divergent action: Brian tells Connie that she cannot work full time because she has duties in the home.
Normative action: Jerry tells Lia that they can help her parents pay for their mortgage.
Consequence: Lia will think that Jerry is a caring husband who values family.
Normative action: Jerry tells Lia that they can help her parents pay for their mortgage.
Consequence: Lia will think that Jerry is cold and uncaring.
Divergent action: Jerry tells Lia that her parents' house will be foreclosed on.
Consequence: Lia will think that Jerry is cold and uncaring.
Consequence: Lia will think that Jerry is a caring husband who values family.
Divergent action: Jerry tells Lia that her parents' house will be foreclosed on.
Normative action: Mark tells his wife that they can eat something else.
Consequence: Mark's wife will think he is very forgiving.
Normative action: Mark tells his wife that they can eat something else.
Consequence: Mark's wife will leave him for hitting her.
Divergent action: Mark walks over to his wife and slaps her in the face.
Consequence: Mark's wife will leave him for hitting her.
Consequence: Mark's wife will think he is very forgiving.
Divergent action: Mark walks over to his wife and slaps her in the face.
Normative action: Bob rocks the baby until he stops crying and falls asleep.
Consequence: Bob's wife is proud to have such a compassionate husband.
Normative action: Bob rocks the baby until he stops crying and falls asleep.
Consequence: Bob's wife is horrified at his lack of compassion.
Divergent action: Bob tells his baby son to shut up.
Consequence: Bob's wife is horrified at his lack of compassion.
Consequence: Bob's wife is proud to have such a compassionate husband.
Divergent action: Bob tells his baby son to shut up.
Normative action: Robin removes the salad from the trash and walks it outside to throw it in the compost pile.
Consequence: Robin's friend notices the move and compliments Robin for thinking about putting it in the compost instead of the trash.
Normative action: Robin removes the salad from the trash and walks it outside to throw it in the compost pile.
Consequence: Robin's roommate sees him eating the salad and makes fun of Robin for being disgusting.
Divergent action: Robin carefully removes the salad from the bin and decides it is safe to eat because it was on top.
Consequence: Robin's roommate sees him eating the salad and makes fun of Robin for being disgusting.
Consequence: Robin's friend notices the move and compliments Robin for thinking about putting it in the compost instead of the trash.
Divergent action: Robin carefully removes the salad from the bin and decides it is safe to eat because it was on top.
Normative action: Damien works hard to complete his current job then starts the higher paying job.
Consequence: Damien will have a reputation as a reliable artist.
Normative action: Damien works hard to complete his current job then starts the higher paying job.
Consequence: Damien's reputation will suffer if the person that asked for the current job tells potential job givers he is unreliable.
Divergent action: Damien stops doing his current job and starts doing the higher paying job.
Consequence: Damien's reputation will suffer if the person that asked for the current job tells potential job givers he is unreliable.
Consequence: Damien will have a reputation as a reliable artist.
Divergent action: Damien stops doing his current job and starts doing the higher paying job.
Normative action: Vernon simply walks around the person, stepping onto the street to pass them.
Consequence: Vernon continues his walk to work uninterrupted.
Normative action: Vernon simply walks around the person, stepping onto the street to pass them.
Consequence: People boo Vernon for pushing someone over like that, but he ignores it.
Divergent action: Vernon pushes them over, so he can keep walking on the sidewalk to work.
Consequence: People boo Vernon for pushing someone over like that, but he ignores it.
Consequence: Vernon continues his walk to work uninterrupted.
Divergent action: Vernon pushes them over, so he can keep walking on the sidewalk to work.
Normative action: Mary and Kelly make new friends together.
Consequence: Mary forms a network of friends she can be close to.
Normative action: Mary and Kelly make new friends together.
Consequence: Mary trades a true friend for some superficial friendships.
Divergent action: Mary starts to ignore Kelly as she tries to gain popularity.
Consequence: Mary trades a true friend for some superficial friendships.