CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Stephen invites all his friends and suggest they dress up like various Avengers.
Consequence: Stephen's friends have a great time with him, and they win best group costume award.
Normative action: Stephen invites all his friends and suggest they dress up like various Avengers.
Consequence: Stephen's friends get upset that he did not tell them about the event, and they stop calling him.
Divergent action: Stephen goes to the cosplay event alone because he doesn't want competition for his costume.
Consequence: Stephen's friends get upset that he did not tell them about the event, and they stop calling him.
Consequence: Stephen's friends have a great time with him, and they win best group costume award.
Divergent action: Stephen goes to the cosplay event alone because he doesn't want competition for his costume.
Normative action: Rodrigo decides to make reservations for dinner and take his father out to eat.
Consequence: Rodrigo and his father have a great time at dinner.
Normative action: Rodrigo decides to make reservations for dinner and take his father out to eat.
Consequence: Rodrigo is unable to find a restaurant with room for them and his father is very sad because they don't get to go out.
Divergent action: Rodrigo puts off making plans until the day of, and tries to find a place to eat at the last minute.
Consequence: Rodrigo is unable to find a restaurant with room for them and his father is very sad because they don't get to go out.
Consequence: Rodrigo and his father have a great time at dinner.
Divergent action: Rodrigo puts off making plans until the day of, and tries to find a place to eat at the last minute.
Normative action: Timothy finds a table and challenges his brother to an arm wrestling contest.
Consequence: They both arm wrestle together, have fun, and make some good memories.
Normative action: Timothy finds a table and challenges his brother to an arm wrestling contest.
Consequence: Tomothy's brother looks down at his legs, starts to cry and then leaves to go home.
Divergent action: Timothy challenges his brother to a race around the park.
Consequence: Tomothy's brother looks down at his legs, starts to cry and then leaves to go home.
Consequence: They both arm wrestle together, have fun, and make some good memories.
Divergent action: Timothy challenges his brother to a race around the park.
Normative action: John tells Steve that yeah he does love that rug and is so glad Steve gifted it to him years ago.
Consequence: Steve is delighted that his friend is getting such long use out of his gift and that he remembers he gave it to him.
Normative action: John tells Steve that yeah he does love that rug and is so glad Steve gifted it to him years ago.
Consequence: Steve is annoyed that John doesn't even remember that Steve bought it for him and thinks he bought it himself.
Divergent action: John tells Steve that yeah he does as he likes the style, but he cannot remember where he bought it.
Consequence: Steve is annoyed that John doesn't even remember that Steve bought it for him and thinks he bought it himself.
Consequence: Steve is delighted that his friend is getting such long use out of his gift and that he remembers he gave it to him.
Divergent action: John tells Steve that yeah he does as he likes the style, but he cannot remember where he bought it.
Normative action: Jonny tells his friends to start the movie without him and save him a seat.
Consequence: Jonny's friends enjoy good seats and are able to save one for him as well.
Normative action: Jonny tells his friends to start the movie without him and save him a seat.
Consequence: Jonny's friends are disappointed that they miss the beginning of the movie.
Divergent action: Jonny tells his friends to wait even though he is significantly late.
Consequence: Jonny's friends are disappointed that they miss the beginning of the movie.
Consequence: Jonny's friends enjoy good seats and are able to save one for him as well.
Divergent action: Jonny tells his friends to wait even though he is significantly late.
Normative action: Robin decides to wait until the movie is over and then call her mother.
Consequence: She has a fun time watching the movie and ends up making plans with her mother to see another movie.
Normative action: Robin decides to wait until the movie is over and then call her mother.
Consequence: Robin's gets a phone call and her phone rings very loudly causing her to get kicked out of the theater.
Divergent action: Robin decides to pull out her phone to shoot her mom a text about the preview.
Consequence: Robin's gets a phone call and her phone rings very loudly causing her to get kicked out of the theater.
Consequence: She has a fun time watching the movie and ends up making plans with her mother to see another movie.
Divergent action: Robin decides to pull out her phone to shoot her mom a text about the preview.
Normative action: Jonathan buys a very inexpensive vehicle.
Consequence: Jonathan runs into some financial road bumps but is able to afford them, making him feel good for being responsible.
Normative action: Jonathan buys a very inexpensive vehicle.
Consequence: Jonathan gets a flat tire and is unable to afford replacing the tire, misses work, and loses his job.
Divergent action: Jonathan buys a brand new luxury class vehicle spending every penny of his savings.
Consequence: Jonathan gets a flat tire and is unable to afford replacing the tire, misses work, and loses his job.
Consequence: Jonathan runs into some financial road bumps but is able to afford them, making him feel good for being responsible.
Divergent action: Jonathan buys a brand new luxury class vehicle spending every penny of his savings.
Normative action: James tells Pierce that it's incredible and that the best part is how Pierce set out on a goal an accomplished it.
Consequence: Pierce is delighted that James sees all the sweat that went into that car and thinks James is a great friend.
Normative action: James tells Pierce that it's incredible and that the best part is how Pierce set out on a goal an accomplished it.
Consequence: Pierce is annoyed that James is recognizing how much effort he put into getting that car and that on top he doesn't like it.
Divergent action: James tells Pierce that the car is rather kitsch and that he should have gotten something more practical.
Consequence: Pierce is annoyed that James is recognizing how much effort he put into getting that car and that on top he doesn't like it.
Consequence: Pierce is delighted that James sees all the sweat that went into that car and thinks James is a great friend.
Divergent action: James tells Pierce that the car is rather kitsch and that he should have gotten something more practical.
Normative action: June offers to help her employee clean up her desk and learn organizational skills.
Consequence: June's employee feels relieved and June is happy to see a clean desk.
Normative action: June offers to help her employee clean up her desk and learn organizational skills.
Consequence: June's employee gets upset and calls June abusive, while June feels guilty.
Divergent action: June messes her employee's desk up even more to prove to her employee she must clean it up.
Consequence: June's employee gets upset and calls June abusive, while June feels guilty.
Consequence: June's employee feels relieved and June is happy to see a clean desk.
Divergent action: June messes her employee's desk up even more to prove to her employee she must clean it up.
Normative action: Sam tells Mike that he understands and appreciates his viewpoint even though they don't agree on this particular issue.
Consequence: Mike appreciates Sam's understanding attitude and feels good about their interaction.
Normative action: Sam tells Mike that he understands and appreciates his viewpoint even though they don't agree on this particular issue.
Consequence: Mike gets angry and yells back at Sam before storming away.
Divergent action: Sam tells Mike that he's an idiot and his position is ridiculous.
Consequence: Mike gets angry and yells back at Sam before storming away.
Consequence: Mike appreciates Sam's understanding attitude and feels good about their interaction.
Divergent action: Sam tells Mike that he's an idiot and his position is ridiculous.
Normative action: Brian makes sure to tell his friends goodbye and shows his appreciation for being invited to the party.
Consequence: Brian's friends are glad he had a good time and are sure to invite him to their next party.
Normative action: Brian makes sure to tell his friends goodbye and shows his appreciation for being invited to the party.
Consequence: Brian's friends think he is rude and don't invite him next time.
Divergent action: Brian slips out the back door without saying goodbye to anyone.
Consequence: Brian's friends think he is rude and don't invite him next time.
Consequence: Brian's friends are glad he had a good time and are sure to invite him to their next party.
Divergent action: Brian slips out the back door without saying goodbye to anyone.
Normative action: Omar tells Nancy that it's OK as long as she didn't get hurt, it's just a car.
Consequence: Nancy is relieved that Omar doesn't care about the dent and is delighted that he loves her so much he's more concerned with her health.
Normative action: Omar tells Nancy that it's OK as long as she didn't get hurt, it's just a car.
Consequence: Nancy is embarrassed for denting the car and stressed out about what Omar thinks of her now.
Divergent action: Omar tells Nancy that she's irresponsible for damaging the car which will cost a lot of money to fix and that he's furious with her.
Consequence: Nancy is embarrassed for denting the car and stressed out about what Omar thinks of her now.
Consequence: Nancy is relieved that Omar doesn't care about the dent and is delighted that he loves her so much he's more concerned with her health.
Divergent action: Omar tells Nancy that she's irresponsible for damaging the car which will cost a lot of money to fix and that he's furious with her.
Normative action: Zabrina thinks long and hard about it, and accepts one offer, declining the other.
Consequence: Zabrina and her new partner end up living a long and happy life together.
Normative action: Zabrina thinks long and hard about it, and accepts one offer, declining the other.
Consequence: Eventually both individuals find out and dump her, causing her to become very sad, depressed and lonely.
Divergent action: Zabrina accepts both of their offers and starts dating each of them.
Consequence: Eventually both individuals find out and dump her, causing her to become very sad, depressed and lonely.
Consequence: Zabrina and her new partner end up living a long and happy life together.
Divergent action: Zabrina accepts both of their offers and starts dating each of them.
Normative action: Alex talks calmly and rationally to his friend about what happened.
Consequence: Alex's friend understands now, and apologizes and promises to never do it again.
Normative action: Alex talks calmly and rationally to his friend about what happened.
Consequence: Alex's friend can't believe he's this upset and thinks he's being hysterical, dismissing him.
Divergent action: Alex screams at his friend the next time he sees him over what he did.
Consequence: Alex's friend can't believe he's this upset and thinks he's being hysterical, dismissing him.
Consequence: Alex's friend understands now, and apologizes and promises to never do it again.
Divergent action: Alex screams at his friend the next time he sees him over what he did.
Normative action: Al see's Gina struggling, so he chimes in to help her understand.
Consequence: Gina feels good to have a classmate help her out, and she learned something new.
Normative action: Al see's Gina struggling, so he chimes in to help her understand.
Consequence: Gina feels embarrassed and leaves class feeling depressed.
Divergent action: Al thinks it's funny that Gina didn't know how to answer such an easy question, so he bursts out into laughter.
Consequence: Gina feels embarrassed and leaves class feeling depressed.
Consequence: Gina feels good to have a classmate help her out, and she learned something new.
Divergent action: Al thinks it's funny that Gina didn't know how to answer such an easy question, so he bursts out into laughter.
Normative action: Terry asks his coworker if he is experiencing any special difficulties in their work, that Terry could help them work around.
Consequence: His coworker explains that he has OCD but is working on finding ways to mitigate it's effect, he is very happy with Terry's offer to help.
Normative action: Terry asks his coworker if he is experiencing any special difficulties in their work, that Terry could help them work around.
Consequence: The coworker is offended and hurt by Terry's characterization of this behavior, which is not his fault.
Divergent action: Terry approaches his coworker and complains that they are acting completely crazy, and they need to speed up their work.
Consequence: The coworker is offended and hurt by Terry's characterization of this behavior, which is not his fault.
Consequence: His coworker explains that he has OCD but is working on finding ways to mitigate it's effect, he is very happy with Terry's offer to help.
Divergent action: Terry approaches his coworker and complains that they are acting completely crazy, and they need to speed up their work.
Normative action: Jane listens to Jessica tell her story then tells her how happy she is for her and gives her a hug.
Consequence: Jessica feels good having a friend like Jane she can share happy moments with.
Normative action: Jane listens to Jessica tell her story then tells her how happy she is for her and gives her a hug.
Consequence: Jessica feels that Jane doesn't care and thinks she is rude.
Divergent action: Jane listens to Jessica tell her story, but quickly changes the subject to celebrity weddings.
Consequence: Jessica feels that Jane doesn't care and thinks she is rude.
Consequence: Jessica feels good having a friend like Jane she can share happy moments with.
Divergent action: Jane listens to Jessica tell her story, but quickly changes the subject to celebrity weddings.
Normative action: Pam keeps her opinions to herself and thanks Joyce for the gift.
Consequence: Joyce is pleased that she was able tp make her friend happy.
Normative action: Pam keeps her opinions to herself and thanks Joyce for the gift.
Consequence: Joyce is offended and their friednship suffers.
Divergent action: Pam tells Joyce that the outfit is awful and questions her taste.
Consequence: Joyce is offended and their friednship suffers.
Consequence: Joyce is pleased that she was able tp make her friend happy.
Divergent action: Pam tells Joyce that the outfit is awful and questions her taste.
Normative action: Harry finds a guy passed out on the curb and goes to check on him and make sure he is okay.
Consequence: His friends come out of the bar to find the man and thank Harry for helping him.
Normative action: Harry finds a guy passed out on the curb and goes to check on him and make sure he is okay.
Consequence: Harry gets caught in a police sting and is arrested for theft.
Divergent action: Harry finds a guy passed out on the curb and takes money from his wallet and his watch.
Consequence: Harry gets caught in a police sting and is arrested for theft.
Consequence: His friends come out of the bar to find the man and thank Harry for helping him.
Divergent action: Harry finds a guy passed out on the curb and takes money from his wallet and his watch.
Normative action: Steve asks if he can work more overtime to help him afford a new car.
Consequence: Steve is given extra projects at work, and he saves to buy a new car.
Normative action: Steve asks if he can work more overtime to help him afford a new car.
Consequence: Steve gets caught having misused his expense account and has to pay it back after being fired.
Divergent action: Steve uses an expense account at work to buy himself a new car.
Consequence: Steve gets caught having misused his expense account and has to pay it back after being fired.
Consequence: Steve is given extra projects at work, and he saves to buy a new car.
Divergent action: Steve uses an expense account at work to buy himself a new car.
Normative action: John goes to work on time, then plays the game afterward.
Consequence: John gets paid for his time at work, and gets to play his video game.
Normative action: John goes to work on time, then plays the game afterward.
Consequence: John gets fired from his job and must find a new one.
Divergent action: John stays home and plays his video game all night long.
Consequence: John gets fired from his job and must find a new one.
Consequence: John gets paid for his time at work, and gets to play his video game.
Divergent action: John stays home and plays his video game all night long.
Normative action: Tanya asks her husband if he can make more nutritious meals for Jacob.
Consequence: Jacob feels glad that his parents care about him and can discuss him without fighting.
Normative action: Tanya asks her husband if he can make more nutritious meals for Jacob.
Consequence: Jacob hears this and feels sad that his parents don't get along.
Divergent action: Tanya tells her ex-husband that he is a terrible father for giving Jacob junk food.
Consequence: Jacob hears this and feels sad that his parents don't get along.
Consequence: Jacob feels glad that his parents care about him and can discuss him without fighting.
Divergent action: Tanya tells her ex-husband that he is a terrible father for giving Jacob junk food.
Normative action: Riley has a private conversation with the student, and they talk out their issues.
Consequence: Riley is able to become friends with the student and continues to enjoy her popularity thanks to this type of behavior.
Normative action: Riley has a private conversation with the student, and they talk out their issues.
Consequence: Riley soon gets in trouble for her bullying behavior and is expelled from school.
Divergent action: Riley uses her popularity to start rumors about the other student and make them feel small in front of others.
Consequence: Riley soon gets in trouble for her bullying behavior and is expelled from school.
Consequence: Riley is able to become friends with the student and continues to enjoy her popularity thanks to this type of behavior.
Divergent action: Riley uses her popularity to start rumors about the other student and make them feel small in front of others.
Normative action: Carl saves up and gets the same bike Monty has.
Consequence: Carl and Monty ride their bikes together and have a good time.
Normative action: Carl saves up and gets the same bike Monty has.
Consequence: Monty calls the police, and Carl is arrested when he's caught.
Divergent action: Carl breaks into Monty's house when he isn't home and takes the bike for himself.
Consequence: Monty calls the police, and Carl is arrested when he's caught.
Consequence: Carl and Monty ride their bikes together and have a good time.
Divergent action: Carl breaks into Monty's house when he isn't home and takes the bike for himself.
Normative action: Becky goes to her usual stylist at the salon.
Consequence: Becky feels good because her hair turned out well, and she helped a small business stay afloat.
Normative action: Becky goes to her usual stylist at the salon.
Consequence: Becky feels bad because her hair looks bad, and she didn't help her stylist make money.
Divergent action: Becky decides to skip going to her usual salon and save some money by cutting her own hair.
Consequence: Becky feels bad because her hair looks bad, and she didn't help her stylist make money.
Consequence: Becky feels good because her hair turned out well, and she helped a small business stay afloat.
Divergent action: Becky decides to skip going to her usual salon and save some money by cutting her own hair.
Normative action: Mitch has a few drinks but spends most of his time dancing and chatting with other guests.
Consequence: Mitch has a great time at the wedding and makes a lot of good connections as well.
Normative action: Mitch has a few drinks but spends most of his time dancing and chatting with other guests.
Consequence: Mitch eventually gets too drunk and ends up making a fool of himself in front of everyone.
Divergent action: Mitch enjoys himself by sitting at the bar and drinking an excessive amount of beer and shots.
Consequence: Mitch eventually gets too drunk and ends up making a fool of himself in front of everyone.
Consequence: Mitch has a great time at the wedding and makes a lot of good connections as well.
Divergent action: Mitch enjoys himself by sitting at the bar and drinking an excessive amount of beer and shots.
Normative action: Frank tells Tom that it's unfortunate and if he needs some help Frank can help him sort it out.
Consequence: Tom is delighted that Frank is offering support and feels he has a great friend in Frank.
Normative action: Frank tells Tom that it's unfortunate and if he needs some help Frank can help him sort it out.
Consequence: Tom is insulted that Frank thinks he just squanders money and that everyone has equal access to money.
Divergent action: Frank tells Tom that it's his own fault for not being prudent with his money, and he ought to learn how to do so.
Consequence: Tom is insulted that Frank thinks he just squanders money and that everyone has equal access to money.
Consequence: Tom is delighted that Frank is offering support and feels he has a great friend in Frank.
Divergent action: Frank tells Tom that it's his own fault for not being prudent with his money, and he ought to learn how to do so.
Normative action: James spends the meal having lively and entertaining conversation with his wife and enjoying the food.
Consequence: James' wife has a great time as well and really enjoys the experience all around.
Normative action: James spends the meal having lively and entertaining conversation with his wife and enjoying the food.
Consequence: James' wife does not find the action funny in the least and gets angry at him for doing such a thing at a fancy restaraunt.
Divergent action: James rips off a small piece of his dinner roll and tosses it at his wife when she isn't paying attention.
Consequence: James' wife does not find the action funny in the least and gets angry at him for doing such a thing at a fancy restaraunt.
Consequence: James' wife has a great time as well and really enjoys the experience all around.
Divergent action: James rips off a small piece of his dinner roll and tosses it at his wife when she isn't paying attention.
Normative action: Derrick considers looking in Davin's cubicle but goes to the supply closet to grab more staples instead.
Consequence: Derrick finishes stapling his reports together and hands them into his boss, who thanks him.
Normative action: Derrick considers looking in Davin's cubicle but goes to the supply closet to grab more staples instead.
Consequence: Derrick is caught by Davin while leaving Davin's cubicle, and he gets angry that Derrick was going through his stuff and reports him to HR.
Divergent action: Derrick goes to Davin's cubicle and rummages around until he finds some staples.
Consequence: Derrick is caught by Davin while leaving Davin's cubicle, and he gets angry that Derrick was going through his stuff and reports him to HR.
Consequence: Derrick finishes stapling his reports together and hands them into his boss, who thanks him.
Divergent action: Derrick goes to Davin's cubicle and rummages around until he finds some staples.
Normative action: Shaun quietly asks his colleague if they would please help the elderly woman find what she is looking for, and Shaun would ring up her purchase.
Consequence: The elderly woman is grateful for the help, and she rewards both colleagues with a smile, and they feel good about the work that they are doing.
Normative action: Shaun quietly asks his colleague if they would please help the elderly woman find what she is looking for, and Shaun would ring up her purchase.
Consequence: The elderly woman looks up at them with an embarrassed and hurt expression on her face and the two colleagues feel ashamed of themselves.