CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Connor decides to leave his coworker's leftovers alone and orders in some food instead.
Consequence: Connor's coworker savors his leftovers at lunch.
Normative action: Connor decides to leave his coworker's leftovers alone and orders in some food instead.
Consequence: Connor's coworker finds out his leftovers are gone and has to go to the cafeteria to get something to eat.
Divergent action: Connor eats his coworker's leftovers without asking first.
Consequence: Connor's coworker finds out his leftovers are gone and has to go to the cafeteria to get something to eat.
Consequence: Connor's coworker savors his leftovers at lunch.
Divergent action: Connor eats his coworker's leftovers without asking first.
Normative action: Paul invites the caller into a small online chatroom to discuss things with Richard.
Consequence: In one chat session Paul and Richard are able to map out their schedule for the next two weeks.
Normative action: Paul invites the caller into a small online chatroom to discuss things with Richard.
Consequence: Paul gets scolded by his friends for interrupting the movie.
Divergent action: Paul answers the phone talking in a raised voice to Richard.
Consequence: Paul gets scolded by his friends for interrupting the movie.
Consequence: In one chat session Paul and Richard are able to map out their schedule for the next two weeks.
Divergent action: Paul answers the phone talking in a raised voice to Richard.
Normative action: Brandon decides to use the bathroom and then plays a video game until his mom calls him to leave.
Consequence: Brandon has a comfortable trip and enjoys the time with his mom.
Normative action: Brandon decides to use the bathroom and then plays a video game until his mom calls him to leave.
Consequence: Brandon has to pee by the side of the road and listen to his mom rant.
Divergent action: Brandon gets involved with the video game and forgets to use the restroom.
Consequence: Brandon has to pee by the side of the road and listen to his mom rant.
Consequence: Brandon has a comfortable trip and enjoys the time with his mom.
Divergent action: Brandon gets involved with the video game and forgets to use the restroom.
Normative action: Nancy comes to the book club with some articles about the author to give them some context.
Consequence: Nancy's book club friends are delighted that she adds an extra level of interest to their book club.
Normative action: Nancy comes to the book club with some articles about the author to give them some context.
Consequence: Nancy's book club friends ask her questions about the author, and realize she is not telling the truth.
Divergent action: Nancy tells her friends that she is friends with the author of the book they are reading, even though she isn't.
Consequence: Nancy's book club friends ask her questions about the author, and realize she is not telling the truth.
Consequence: Nancy's book club friends are delighted that she adds an extra level of interest to their book club.
Divergent action: Nancy tells her friends that she is friends with the author of the book they are reading, even though she isn't.
Normative action: Ray takes a real vacation and immerses himself in his parents, Ivan and Paula, and making memories together.
Consequence: Ray and his parents become close knit and the family bonds becomes strong.
Normative action: Ray takes a real vacation and immerses himself in his parents, Ivan and Paula, and making memories together.
Consequence: Ray and his parents become distant and the family loses its support system.
Divergent action: Ray schedules meetings and does business on his phone and laptop for most of his visit with his parents, Ivan and Paula.
Consequence: Ray and his parents become distant and the family loses its support system.
Consequence: Ray and his parents become close knit and the family bonds becomes strong.
Divergent action: Ray schedules meetings and does business on his phone and laptop for most of his visit with his parents, Ivan and Paula.
Normative action: Boris tosses a bunch of floats and water toys into the water for the kids to enjoy.
Consequence: Boris is thanked by the kids who have fun paddling around the pool on the floats.
Normative action: Boris tosses a bunch of floats and water toys into the water for the kids to enjoy.
Consequence: Boris is scolded by the kid's parents who are unhappy with his actions.
Divergent action: Boris pushes the kids into the pool while making silly monster sounds.
Consequence: Boris is scolded by the kid's parents who are unhappy with his actions.
Consequence: Boris is thanked by the kids who have fun paddling around the pool on the floats.
Divergent action: Boris pushes the kids into the pool while making silly monster sounds.
Normative action: Jeff puts up flyers advertising the dog for a good home.
Consequence: Someone decides to adopt Jeff's dog and enjoys the dog very much.
Normative action: Jeff puts up flyers advertising the dog for a good home.
Consequence: Jeff has trouble forgiving himself for killing his beloved pet.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to kill the dog so the dog won't starve or become a stray.
Consequence: Jeff has trouble forgiving himself for killing his beloved pet.
Consequence: Someone decides to adopt Jeff's dog and enjoys the dog very much.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to kill the dog so the dog won't starve or become a stray.
Normative action: Baston asks his coworkers to help him while listening to their favorite music in the background.
Consequence: Baston bonds with his friends.
Normative action: Baston asks his coworkers to help him while listening to their favorite music in the background.
Consequence: Baston is unable to finish his paperwork.
Divergent action: Baston extends his lunch break to relax by watching youtube videos.
Consequence: Baston is unable to finish his paperwork.
Consequence: Baston bonds with his friends.
Divergent action: Baston extends his lunch break to relax by watching youtube videos.
Normative action: Dennis proposes to Tricia privately during a moonlight picnic he planned.
Consequence: Tricia accpets the proposal and is happy that Dennis planned something so romantic.
Normative action: Dennis proposes to Tricia privately during a moonlight picnic he planned.
Consequence: Tricia is very embarassed and Dennis's family is angry at him.
Divergent action: Dennis proposes to Tricia at his sister's wedding reception.
Consequence: Tricia is very embarassed and Dennis's family is angry at him.
Consequence: Tricia accpets the proposal and is happy that Dennis planned something so romantic.
Divergent action: Dennis proposes to Tricia at his sister's wedding reception.
Normative action: Luke takes all of the stuff on the floor in his room and dumps it into a large box.
Consequence: Luke's parents are proud of Luke's initiative and reward him.
Normative action: Luke takes all of the stuff on the floor in his room and dumps it into a large box.
Consequence: Luke's parents refuse to clean Luke's room and are offended at his rudeness.
Divergent action: Luke tells his parents that they should clean his room because he's their responsibility.
Consequence: Luke's parents refuse to clean Luke's room and are offended at his rudeness.
Consequence: Luke's parents are proud of Luke's initiative and reward him.
Divergent action: Luke tells his parents that they should clean his room because he's their responsibility.
Normative action: Brad waits until their lunch break and then asks Josh about his vacation.
Consequence: Brad is excited to hear about Josh's vacation and enjoys his lunch.
Normative action: Brad waits until their lunch break and then asks Josh about his vacation.
Consequence: Brad's boss reprimands him for being disruptive and spending work time chatting about personal matters.
Divergent action: Brad asks Josh about his recent vacation and spends 20 minutes chatting with him about it in the middle of the office.
Consequence: Brad's boss reprimands him for being disruptive and spending work time chatting about personal matters.
Consequence: Brad is excited to hear about Josh's vacation and enjoys his lunch.
Divergent action: Brad asks Josh about his recent vacation and spends 20 minutes chatting with him about it in the middle of the office.
Normative action: Andy hands the card over to a cop so that they can help find the person.
Consequence: The owner of the credit card eventually gets their credit card back and doesn't lose any money.
Normative action: Andy hands the card over to a cop so that they can help find the person.
Consequence: The owner of the credit card is unable to get their credit card issuer to clear the purchase.
Divergent action: Andy used the card to buy an Xbox and then throws the card away.
Consequence: The owner of the credit card is unable to get their credit card issuer to clear the purchase.
Consequence: The owner of the credit card eventually gets their credit card back and doesn't lose any money.
Divergent action: Andy used the card to buy an Xbox and then throws the card away.
Normative action: Francisco decides to quit the priesthood and marries a nice lady.
Consequence: Francisco and his wife live happily together and raise a nice family.
Normative action: Francisco decides to quit the priesthood and marries a nice lady.
Consequence: Francisco disappears for months at a time to act as a priest, alienating his wife.
Divergent action: Francisco goes to another town, pretends to be a regular guy, and marries a woman.
Consequence: Francisco disappears for months at a time to act as a priest, alienating his wife.
Consequence: Francisco and his wife live happily together and raise a nice family.
Divergent action: Francisco goes to another town, pretends to be a regular guy, and marries a woman.
Normative action: Lizelle writes a story of how a local actress, Cleo, overcame adversity to succeed.
Consequence: Cleo includes the story in the CV and ends up getting better acting work because of it.
Normative action: Lizelle writes a story of how a local actress, Cleo, overcame adversity to succeed.
Consequence: Cleo is embarrassed by the story and her career takes a big dive.
Divergent action: Lizelle writes a story about an embarrassing event in the life of Cleo, a local actress.
Consequence: Cleo is embarrassed by the story and her career takes a big dive.
Consequence: Cleo includes the story in the CV and ends up getting better acting work because of it.
Divergent action: Lizelle writes a story about an embarrassing event in the life of Cleo, a local actress.
Normative action: James takes a few walks around the building to clear his head.
Consequence: James goes back to work refreshed and does his job well.
Normative action: James takes a few walks around the building to clear his head.
Consequence: James misquotes a customer on a price, costing his company over $50.
Divergent action: James decides that everything is better with alcohol, so he drinks a few beers while on break.
Consequence: James misquotes a customer on a price, costing his company over $50.
Consequence: James goes back to work refreshed and does his job well.
Divergent action: James decides that everything is better with alcohol, so he drinks a few beers while on break.
Normative action: Bill runs to his cousin but stops 6 feet away from him and tells him how great it is to see him.
Consequence: Bill stays healthy.
Normative action: Bill runs to his cousin but stops 6 feet away from him and tells him how great it is to see him.
Consequence: Bill is contaminated with Covid.
Divergent action: Bill happily runs to his cousin and without asking, hugs him.
Consequence: Bill is contaminated with Covid.
Consequence: Bill stays healthy.
Divergent action: Bill happily runs to his cousin and without asking, hugs him.
Normative action: Patrick makes a cup of coffee for himself.
Consequence: His coworkers are not disturbed and continue to work.
Normative action: Patrick makes a cup of coffee for himself.
Consequence: His coworkers feel disturbed by his loud noise.
Divergent action: Patrick eats a piece of Mentos and blows it.
Consequence: His coworkers feel disturbed by his loud noise.
Consequence: His coworkers are not disturbed and continue to work.
Divergent action: Patrick eats a piece of Mentos and blows it.
Normative action: Booker signs up for a streaming service that allows him to watch the show on the road.
Consequence: Booker and his friends bond while watching the television show.
Normative action: Booker signs up for a streaming service that allows him to watch the show on the road.
Consequence: Booker and the rest of his classmates are unable to check into their hotel on time.
Divergent action: Booker watches the new episode of the show arriving twenty minutes late.
Consequence: Booker and the rest of his classmates are unable to check into their hotel on time.
Consequence: Booker and his friends bond while watching the television show.
Divergent action: Booker watches the new episode of the show arriving twenty minutes late.
Normative action: Cody informs the birthday hosts before hand that he cannot make it and apologizes.
Consequence: The birthday hosts will accept that Cody cannot come and reduce the party materials.
Normative action: Cody informs the birthday hosts before hand that he cannot make it and apologizes.
Consequence: The birthday hosts will think Cody is rude and have excess party materials.
Divergent action: Cody tells the birthday hosts he cannot come the day of the party.
Consequence: The birthday hosts will think Cody is rude and have excess party materials.
Consequence: The birthday hosts will accept that Cody cannot come and reduce the party materials.
Divergent action: Cody tells the birthday hosts he cannot come the day of the party.
Normative action: Rica works out a deal with her cousins to share the necklace.
Consequence: Rica and her cousins have fun chatting about their lives together.
Normative action: Rica works out a deal with her cousins to share the necklace.
Consequence: Rica's cousins refuse to talk to Rica afterwards.
Divergent action: Rica sues her cousins and gets possession of the necklace.
Consequence: Rica's cousins refuse to talk to Rica afterwards.
Consequence: Rica and her cousins have fun chatting about their lives together.
Divergent action: Rica sues her cousins and gets possession of the necklace.
Normative action: Steve waits until lunch time and goes to his car to take a nap.
Consequence: Steve comes back from his lunch break and is more productive than ever.
Normative action: Steve waits until lunch time and goes to his car to take a nap.
Consequence: Steve is fired from his job when his boss sees that he isn't being productive.
Divergent action: Steve gets down under his desk and takes a nap during work hours.
Consequence: Steve is fired from his job when his boss sees that he isn't being productive.
Consequence: Steve comes back from his lunch break and is more productive than ever.
Divergent action: Steve gets down under his desk and takes a nap during work hours.
Normative action: Judy tells Sergio to pay the bill and offers to pay some of it herself, in case he’s short on funds.
Consequence: Sergio pays the bill and while he is still depressed, Judy helping him with the bill made him feel not so alone in the world.
Normative action: Judy tells Sergio to pay the bill and offers to pay some of it herself, in case he’s short on funds.
Consequence: Sergio takes what Judy said to heart and takes his own life.
Divergent action: Judy tells Sergio to pay the bill or, if he can’t, just get it over with and end his life.
Consequence: Sergio takes what Judy said to heart and takes his own life.
Consequence: Sergio pays the bill and while he is still depressed, Judy helping him with the bill made him feel not so alone in the world.
Divergent action: Judy tells Sergio to pay the bill or, if he can’t, just get it over with and end his life.
Normative action: Barry tells Billy that he's not going to get an allowance for a month to simulate how people with bad grades eventually fare in life.
Consequence: Billy learns that he should take his schooling more seriously as it might affect his finances his whole lifetime.
Normative action: Barry tells Billy that he's not going to get an allowance for a month to simulate how people with bad grades eventually fare in life.
Consequence: Billy is nervous and stressed to spend all the good weather days indoors and begins to cry.
Divergent action: Barry tells Billy he's not allowed to leave the house for any reason for the whole entire summer.
Consequence: Billy is nervous and stressed to spend all the good weather days indoors and begins to cry.
Consequence: Billy learns that he should take his schooling more seriously as it might affect his finances his whole lifetime.
Divergent action: Barry tells Billy he's not allowed to leave the house for any reason for the whole entire summer.
Normative action: John tells Kim that it will be really difficult, but he believes in Kim and if he can help somehow he will.
Consequence: Kim is really happy that John believes in him and his confidence in himself is increased.
Normative action: John tells Kim that it will be really difficult, but he believes in Kim and if he can help somehow he will.
Consequence: Kim is insulted that John has no belief in him and at the same time discouraged from continuing on with his dream.
Divergent action: John tells Kim that he's being ridiculous and that he would never make it so it'll just be a huge waste of time.
Consequence: Kim is insulted that John has no belief in him and at the same time discouraged from continuing on with his dream.
Consequence: Kim is really happy that John believes in him and his confidence in himself is increased.
Divergent action: John tells Kim that he's being ridiculous and that he would never make it so it'll just be a huge waste of time.
Normative action: Travis tells Larry a couple of places that are currently hiring.
Consequence: Larry gets hired at one of the places and takes Travis out to eat with his first paycheck.
Normative action: Travis tells Larry a couple of places that are currently hiring.
Consequence: Larry gets mad and refuses to talk to or visit with Travis for a month.
Divergent action: Travis tells Larry that he needs to go out and get a job to pay his bills and stop being lazy.
Consequence: Larry gets mad and refuses to talk to or visit with Travis for a month.
Consequence: Larry gets hired at one of the places and takes Travis out to eat with his first paycheck.
Divergent action: Travis tells Larry that he needs to go out and get a job to pay his bills and stop being lazy.
Normative action: Beatrice goes for the large block of cheddar that's on sale for 9 dollars for a big block.
Consequence: Beatrice manages to save a little money on the side each month and grows a nice retirement nest egg.
Normative action: Beatrice goes for the large block of cheddar that's on sale for 9 dollars for a big block.
Consequence: Beatrice soon runs out of money because her shopping habits are out of control.
Divergent action: Beatrice goes for the large wedge of manchego cheese which comes in at a whopping 20 dollars for the wedge.
Consequence: Beatrice soon runs out of money because her shopping habits are out of control.
Consequence: Beatrice manages to save a little money on the side each month and grows a nice retirement nest egg.
Divergent action: Beatrice goes for the large wedge of manchego cheese which comes in at a whopping 20 dollars for the wedge.
Normative action: Greg works on the construction job after regular work hours.
Consequence: Linus gets the peace and quiet he needs to succeed.
Normative action: Greg works on the construction job after regular work hours.
Consequence: Linus gets annoyed with Greg's noise and can hardly get any work done.
Divergent action: Greg works on the construction job during regular work hours.
Consequence: Linus gets annoyed with Greg's noise and can hardly get any work done.
Consequence: Linus gets the peace and quiet he needs to succeed.
Divergent action: Greg works on the construction job during regular work hours.
Normative action: Brendon asks Natalie to trade with him.
Consequence: Brendon ends up befriending Natalie during their trade.
Normative action: Brendon asks Natalie to trade with him.
Consequence: Brendon is reported for breaking the rules of the game.
Divergent action: Brendon follows Natalie taking her kills, loot, and sending  her spam messages.
Consequence: Brendon is reported for breaking the rules of the game.
Consequence: Brendon ends up befriending Natalie during their trade.
Divergent action: Brendon follows Natalie taking her kills, loot, and sending  her spam messages.
Normative action: Pete orders a water.
Consequence: Pete feels hydrated and converses about life with his co-workers.
Normative action: Pete orders a water.
Consequence: Pete becomes intoxicated and insults his co-workers.
Divergent action: Pete orders a glass of wine.
Consequence: Pete becomes intoxicated and insults his co-workers.
Consequence: Pete feels hydrated and converses about life with his co-workers.
Divergent action: Pete orders a glass of wine.
Normative action: Matt approaches the female coworker he is interested in gets to know her personality before making a joke tailored to how he perceived her to be.
Consequence: The female coworker loves Matt's joke, and they spend the rest of the night flirting.
Normative action: Matt approaches the female coworker he is interested in gets to know her personality before making a joke tailored to how he perceived her to be.
Consequence: The joke offends the best friend of the female coworker that Matt wants to impress, ruining his chances with her.
Divergent action: Matt makes a crude joke in front of the entire group that he thinks everyone will find funny.
Consequence: The joke offends the best friend of the female coworker that Matt wants to impress, ruining his chances with her.
Consequence: The female coworker loves Matt's joke, and they spend the rest of the night flirting.
Divergent action: Matt makes a crude joke in front of the entire group that he thinks everyone will find funny.
Normative action: Jess discloses her gender in an Instagram post that explains why she waited so long.
Consequence: Jess's audience understands why she waited so long to disclose her gender and are okay with it.
Normative action: Jess discloses her gender in an Instagram post that explains why she waited so long.
Consequence: Jess's community does not trust her as much, and they don't understand why she doesn't trust them.
Divergent action: Jess's gender is leaked online before she is able to disclose it on her own.
Consequence: Jess's community does not trust her as much, and they don't understand why she doesn't trust them.
Consequence: Jess's audience understands why she waited so long to disclose her gender and are okay with it.
Divergent action: Jess's gender is leaked online before she is able to disclose it on her own.
Normative action: Steve takes a break to go for a walk and refocus his mind before returning to finish his paper.
Consequence: Steve gets an A- on his essay and is very happy with the grade.
Normative action: Steve takes a break to go for a walk and refocus his mind before returning to finish his paper.
Consequence: Steve get a C- on his essay and is pretty disappointed.
Divergent action: Steve keeps working despite feeling tired and finishes writing the paper just before midnight.
Consequence: Steve get a C- on his essay and is pretty disappointed.
Consequence: Steve gets an A- on his essay and is very happy with the grade.
Divergent action: Steve keeps working despite feeling tired and finishes writing the paper just before midnight.
Normative action: Lenny bases his recruiting on player's skills.
Consequence: Lenny develops a team that can win games.
Normative action: Lenny bases his recruiting on player's skills.
Consequence: Lenny misses out on a good hitter.
Divergent action: Lenny says a recruit won't be brought on because of their hair style.
Consequence: Lenny misses out on a good hitter.
Consequence: Lenny develops a team that can win games.
Divergent action: Lenny says a recruit won't be brought on because of their hair style.