CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: George, Martha, and their kids move in together and become a family.
Divergent action: George starts building a house and plans for his two kids to have their own bedrooms, while Bayley sleeps in the basement.
Normative action: Elijah offers to cut the back of Lucas's hair for him since he can't really see.
Consequence: Lucas ends up with a perfect haircut thanks to the help of Elijah.
Normative action: Elijah offers to cut the back of Lucas's hair for him since he can't really see.
Consequence: Lucas snips the wrong hair and now the whole cut looks uneven.
Divergent action: Elijah tells Lucas he should stretch his arm back a little further and snip the hair.
Consequence: Lucas snips the wrong hair and now the whole cut looks uneven.
Consequence: Lucas ends up with a perfect haircut thanks to the help of Elijah.
Divergent action: Elijah tells Lucas he should stretch his arm back a little further and snip the hair.
Normative action: Bob has a meeting to identify her strengths and weaknesses and then assigns her tasks accordingly.
Consequence: Bob utilizes his new employee to the fullest extent.
Normative action: Bob has a meeting to identify her strengths and weaknesses and then assigns her tasks accordingly.
Consequence: Bob gets hit with a sexual discrimination complaint.
Divergent action: Bob asks the female employee to take over the responsibility of making coffee and ordering meals for the department.
Consequence: Bob gets hit with a sexual discrimination complaint.
Consequence: Bob utilizes his new employee to the fullest extent.
Divergent action: Bob asks the female employee to take over the responsibility of making coffee and ordering meals for the department.
Normative action: Jake gets the girl's number and asks her out on dates before making any moves.
Consequence: The girl becomes comfortable enough with Jake to be intimate with him.
Normative action: Jake gets the girl's number and asks her out on dates before making any moves.
Consequence: The girl is offended by his actions and runs away from him.
Divergent action: Jake, while dancing close to the girl, runs his hang against her leg.
Consequence: The girl is offended by his actions and runs away from him.
Consequence: The girl becomes comfortable enough with Jake to be intimate with him.
Divergent action: Jake, while dancing close to the girl, runs his hang against her leg.
Normative action: George offers to carry the stroller down for the mother.
Consequence: The mother will be able to get where she is going faster.
Normative action: George offers to carry the stroller down for the mother.
Consequence: The mother will become frustrated and have a stressful day.
Divergent action: George pushes past the mother and walks down into the subway.
Consequence: The mother will become frustrated and have a stressful day.
Consequence: The mother will be able to get where she is going faster.
Divergent action: George pushes past the mother and walks down into the subway.
Normative action: James hires the older candidate on the basis of their extensive experience.
Consequence: James is pleased by how little training his new receptionist needs.
Normative action: James hires the older candidate on the basis of their extensive experience.
Consequence: James is frustrated by his receptionist's compulsive use of social media during working hours.
Divergent action: James hires a fresh college grad with a much shorter resume rather than the older candidate.
Consequence: James is frustrated by his receptionist's compulsive use of social media during working hours.
Consequence: James is pleased by how little training his new receptionist needs.
Divergent action: James hires a fresh college grad with a much shorter resume rather than the older candidate.
Normative action: James thanks all his employees as he hands them thier checks.
Consequence: The employees are pleased to have such a friendly manager.
Normative action: James thanks all his employees as he hands them thier checks.
Consequence: James's employees wonder why James didn't thank them or say anything.
Divergent action: James just hands out the checks quickly because people want their money.
Consequence: James's employees wonder why James didn't thank them or say anything.
Consequence: The employees are pleased to have such a friendly manager.
Divergent action: James just hands out the checks quickly because people want their money.
Normative action: Kent washes the countertop near the sink off, including the dried toothpaste.
Consequence: Kent's bathroom now looked fresh and clean after Kent cleaned it.
Normative action: Kent washes the countertop near the sink off, including the dried toothpaste.
Consequence: Kent feels ill and has to lie down in his room for a few hours.
Divergent action: Kent tries to eat the toothpaste because he likes the flavor of it.
Consequence: Kent feels ill and has to lie down in his room for a few hours.
Consequence: Kent's bathroom now looked fresh and clean after Kent cleaned it.
Divergent action: Kent tries to eat the toothpaste because he likes the flavor of it.
Normative action: Rick apologizes to Ryan and asks for the product name, so he can buy a replacement off Amazon.
Consequence: Ryan thinks Rick is pretty thoughtful and tells him there's no need to buy a replacement.
Normative action: Rick apologizes to Ryan and asks for the product name, so he can buy a replacement off Amazon.
Consequence: Ryan thinks Rick is kind of a prick and tells him to get out of his apartment.
Divergent action: Rick tells Ryan tough luck, and that she should be more careful where he puts vases in the future.
Consequence: Ryan thinks Rick is kind of a prick and tells him to get out of his apartment.
Consequence: Ryan thinks Rick is pretty thoughtful and tells him there's no need to buy a replacement.
Divergent action: Rick tells Ryan tough luck, and that she should be more careful where he puts vases in the future.
Normative action: Kevin gives hitting tips to all the players on the team.
Consequence: The other kids will think that Kevin is a good coach.
Normative action: Kevin gives hitting tips to all the players on the team.
Consequence: The other kids on the team will become jealous of Kevin's son.
Divergent action: Kevin gives hitting tips only to his son.
Consequence: The other kids on the team will become jealous of Kevin's son.
Consequence: The other kids will think that Kevin is a good coach.
Divergent action: Kevin gives hitting tips only to his son.
Normative action: Gerry giggles slightly and tells his boss that it was a pretty good joke.
Consequence: Gerry's boss is satisfied and treats Gerry well in the workplace.
Normative action: Gerry giggles slightly and tells his boss that it was a pretty good joke.
Consequence: Gerry's boss thinks Gerry is being sarcastic and generates a dislike toward him.
Divergent action: Gerry doubles himself over with over-the-top fake laughter and acts like it's the funniest thing he's ever heard.
Consequence: Gerry's boss thinks Gerry is being sarcastic and generates a dislike toward him.
Consequence: Gerry's boss is satisfied and treats Gerry well in the workplace.
Divergent action: Gerry doubles himself over with over-the-top fake laughter and acts like it's the funniest thing he's ever heard.
Normative action: Ike decides to invite Roy to the game since he will have more fun with him there.
Consequence: Ike and Roy have a blast at the game together cheering on their team.
Normative action: Ike decides to invite Roy to the game since he will have more fun with him there.
Consequence: Ike goes to the game himself and has fun but not as much as he could have.
Divergent action: Ike decides not to invite Roy to the game since it's cheaper that way.
Consequence: Ike goes to the game himself and has fun but not as much as he could have.
Consequence: Ike and Roy have a blast at the game together cheering on their team.
Divergent action: Ike decides not to invite Roy to the game since it's cheaper that way.
Normative action: George tells Fred, "How about we pull your truck out a few hours sooner, and we both go to the game?".
Consequence: Fred and George pull the truck out together, and then they both go to the baseball game.
Normative action: George tells Fred, "How about we pull your truck out a few hours sooner, and we both go to the game?".
Consequence: Fred is furious at George for abandoning him like that.
Divergent action: George goes to the baseball game instead, leaving Fred literally ditched.
Consequence: Fred is furious at George for abandoning him like that.
Consequence: Fred and George pull the truck out together, and then they both go to the baseball game.
Divergent action: George goes to the baseball game instead, leaving Fred literally ditched.
Normative action: Tim decides to sit down and explain why the minor issue was a big deal to him.
Consequence: Tim's mother understands and apologizes to Tim for the minor issue.
Normative action: Tim decides to sit down and explain why the minor issue was a big deal to him.
Consequence: Tim's mother and everyone else he tells ignores him because the issue is so small.
Divergent action: Tim complains and rants and is upset about what his mother did.
Consequence: Tim's mother and everyone else he tells ignores him because the issue is so small.
Consequence: Tim's mother understands and apologizes to Tim for the minor issue.
Divergent action: Tim complains and rants and is upset about what his mother did.
Normative action: Bonnie decides to take a stand against the classmate and gets into an altercation making promises to do it again.
Consequence: Bonnie scares off the bullying for good and feels more confident in herself.
Normative action: Bonnie decides to take a stand against the classmate and gets into an altercation making promises to do it again.
Consequence: The classmate bullying Bonnie sees it as a sign of weakness and teases Bonnie even more.
Divergent action: Bonnie decides that if she ignores it that it could stop, so she just hangs her head down when she is bullied.
Consequence: The classmate bullying Bonnie sees it as a sign of weakness and teases Bonnie even more.
Consequence: Bonnie scares off the bullying for good and feels more confident in herself.
Divergent action: Bonnie decides that if she ignores it that it could stop, so she just hangs her head down when she is bullied.
Normative action: Tim decides to only drink so much, and he brought a designated driver as well.
Consequence: Tim gets home safely thanks to his responsible drinking.
Normative action: Tim decides to only drink so much, and he brought a designated driver as well.
Consequence: Tim wakes up at one of his friend's houses, and he has to help clean all the puke he made.
Divergent action: Tim drinks and drinks and drinks some more until he passes out.
Consequence: Tim wakes up at one of his friend's houses, and he has to help clean all the puke he made.
Consequence: Tim gets home safely thanks to his responsible drinking.
Divergent action: Tim drinks and drinks and drinks some more until he passes out.
Normative action: Carla does all the dishes and tells her mother goodbye before leaving on her date.
Consequence: Carla's mother tells her goodbye and gives her twenty dollars to spend when she goes out.
Normative action: Carla does all the dishes and tells her mother goodbye before leaving on her date.
Consequence: Carla's mother meets her at the door when she returns and grounds her for a week.
Divergent action: Carla rolls her eyes and runs out the house to meet her date.
Consequence: Carla's mother meets her at the door when she returns and grounds her for a week.
Consequence: Carla's mother tells her goodbye and gives her twenty dollars to spend when she goes out.
Divergent action: Carla rolls her eyes and runs out the house to meet her date.
Normative action: Roald signs up for the overtime to stay busy over the weekend because it never hurts to have some extra cash.
Consequence: Roald is able to save more money for a rainy day than he would have been able to with his normal hours.
Normative action: Roald signs up for the overtime to stay busy over the weekend because it never hurts to have some extra cash.
Consequence: Roald spends more than he planned and regrets not working the overtime for the extra money he could use now.
Divergent action: Roald doesn't think the overtime is worth the extra money, so he spends the weekend drinking with his buddies.
Consequence: Roald spends more than he planned and regrets not working the overtime for the extra money he could use now.
Consequence: Roald is able to save more money for a rainy day than he would have been able to with his normal hours.
Divergent action: Roald doesn't think the overtime is worth the extra money, so he spends the weekend drinking with his buddies.
Normative action: John encourages Harley while telling him that accuracy is more important than speed.
Consequence: Harley slows down his typing and focuses on pressing the right keys.
Normative action: John encourages Harley while telling him that accuracy is more important than speed.
Consequence: Harley gets mad and decides that he wants someone else to teach him typing.
Divergent action: John berates Harley while telling him not to move so fast.
Consequence: Harley gets mad and decides that he wants someone else to teach him typing.
Consequence: Harley slows down his typing and focuses on pressing the right keys.
Divergent action: John berates Harley while telling him not to move so fast.
Normative action: Jamie views Lyle as an inspiration.
Consequence: Jamie will be open to learning from Lyle.
Normative action: Jamie views Lyle as an inspiration.
Consequence: Jamie will become resistant towards learning from Lyle.
Divergent action: Jamie becomes jealous of Lyle's ability.
Consequence: Jamie will become resistant towards learning from Lyle.
Consequence: Jamie will be open to learning from Lyle.
Divergent action: Jamie becomes jealous of Lyle's ability.
Normative action: Jeff honks his horn to alert the other driver to his presence,.
Consequence: Jeff avoids escalating the incident.
Normative action: Jeff honks his horn to alert the other driver to his presence,.
Consequence: Jeff gets arrested for his actions.
Divergent action: Jeff forces the other car to pull over then gets into a fight with the other driver.
Consequence: Jeff gets arrested for his actions.
Consequence: Jeff avoids escalating the incident.
Divergent action: Jeff forces the other car to pull over then gets into a fight with the other driver.
Normative action: Cole tells the games company that the forum is trading games for free.
Consequence: Cole's company stops the trading of games and reduces losses.
Normative action: Cole tells the games company that the forum is trading games for free.
Consequence: Cole's company loses out on potential sales.
Divergent action: Cole tells the forum members it's okay to trade the games for free.
Consequence: Cole's company loses out on potential sales.
Consequence: Cole's company stops the trading of games and reduces losses.
Divergent action: Cole tells the forum members it's okay to trade the games for free.
Normative action: Jason comforts his wife and then checks for damage to his car.
Consequence: Jason's wife feels taken care of.
Normative action: Jason comforts his wife and then checks for damage to his car.
Consequence: His wife is sad and not comforted.
Divergent action: Jason gets out to inspect the car while his wife sits in the passenger seat weaping.
Consequence: His wife is sad and not comforted.
Consequence: Jason's wife feels taken care of.
Divergent action: Jason gets out to inspect the car while his wife sits in the passenger seat weaping.
Normative action: Judy stops before getting near the vase and Simon tags her.
Consequence: Judy says it's not fair because she only stopped, so she wouldn't bump into the vase.
Normative action: Judy stops before getting near the vase and Simon tags her.
Consequence: Simon and Judy end up getting punished by their parents.
Divergent action: Simon bumps into and breaks his parent's vase when he tags Judy.
Consequence: Simon and Judy end up getting punished by their parents.
Consequence: Judy says it's not fair because she only stopped, so she wouldn't bump into the vase.
Divergent action: Simon bumps into and breaks his parent's vase when he tags Judy.
Normative action: Mary makes a plea to the courts for more time with her kids.
Consequence: Mary is granted a longer time for the joint custody she has with Ron.
Normative action: Mary makes a plea to the courts for more time with her kids.
Consequence: Mary is chased by the police and eventually taken to jail.
Divergent action: Mary grabs the kids from school one day and drives to the next state.
Consequence: Mary is chased by the police and eventually taken to jail.
Consequence: Mary is granted a longer time for the joint custody she has with Ron.
Divergent action: Mary grabs the kids from school one day and drives to the next state.
Normative action: Jack decides to learn a new skill and starts taking pilot lessons for small planes.
Consequence: Jack learns to fly planes and eventually becomes a pilot for a major airline.
Normative action: Jack decides to learn a new skill and starts taking pilot lessons for small planes.
Consequence: The victim becomes paranoid and spends thousands of dollars on a new security system.
Divergent action: Jack uses his knowledge of the neighborhood to break into someone's house just for fun.
Consequence: The victim becomes paranoid and spends thousands of dollars on a new security system.
Consequence: Jack learns to fly planes and eventually becomes a pilot for a major airline.
Divergent action: Jack uses his knowledge of the neighborhood to break into someone's house just for fun.
Normative action: Doug restructures his proposal based on the feedback from his boss.
Consequence: Doug's boss will think Doug is a conscientious worker who can receive criticism well.
Normative action: Doug restructures his proposal based on the feedback from his boss.
Consequence: Doug's boss will think he does not have the maturity to work in the office.
Divergent action: Doug throws objects around his office then lays on the floor and cries.
Consequence: Doug's boss will think he does not have the maturity to work in the office.
Consequence: Doug's boss will think Doug is a conscientious worker who can receive criticism well.
Divergent action: Doug throws objects around his office then lays on the floor and cries.
Normative action: Fred tells his friends about the history of the struggle against fascist dictators and the people who fought them.
Consequence: Fred's friends are spellbound at Fred's historical stories and listen with great enthusiasm.
Normative action: Fred tells his friends about the history of the struggle against fascist dictators and the people who fought them.
Consequence: Fred's friends are disturbed at his seeming fascination with a terrible historical figure.
Divergent action: Fred tells his friends about this really powerful guy named Hitler who almost conquered the world, speaking in reverential tones.
Consequence: Fred's friends are disturbed at his seeming fascination with a terrible historical figure.
Consequence: Fred's friends are spellbound at Fred's historical stories and listen with great enthusiasm.
Divergent action: Fred tells his friends about this really powerful guy named Hitler who almost conquered the world, speaking in reverential tones.
Normative action: Carol suggests that they watch a sitcom with similar characters to Connie's favorite shows.
Consequence: Carol enjoys watching Connie's reactions to the show.
Normative action: Carol suggests that they watch a sitcom with similar characters to Connie's favorite shows.
Consequence: Carol's mood becomes sour as she watches something she dislikes.
Divergent action: Carol makes the decision to watch the drama with Connie.
Consequence: Carol's mood becomes sour as she watches something she dislikes.
Consequence: Carol enjoys watching Connie's reactions to the show.
Divergent action: Carol makes the decision to watch the drama with Connie.
Normative action: Christopher asks Caroline to give him a show through video chat.
Consequence: Christopher learns new things about himself and Carolina while they fool around.
Normative action: Christopher asks Caroline to give him a show through video chat.
Consequence: Christopher is humiliated when he accidentally shares his screen with another person.
Divergent action: Christopher watches an erotic movie of a threesome on the internet while he gets off.
Consequence: Christopher is humiliated when he accidentally shares his screen with another person.
Consequence: Christopher learns new things about himself and Carolina while they fool around.
Divergent action: Christopher watches an erotic movie of a threesome on the internet while he gets off.
Normative action: Randall gives his friend his money, and takes his friend out to dinner.
Consequence: Randall and his friend grow closer.
Normative action: Randall gives his friend his money, and takes his friend out to dinner.
Consequence: Randall's friend adds twenty dollars in interest to Randall's loan.
Divergent action: Randall spends his stimulus money upgrading his kitchen and bathroom.
Consequence: Randall's friend adds twenty dollars in interest to Randall's loan.
Consequence: Randall and his friend grow closer.
Divergent action: Randall spends his stimulus money upgrading his kitchen and bathroom.
Normative action: Len takes the flag off the pole, folds it and takes it indoors for storage.
Consequence: The students at the school see Len treating the flag with extra respect and learn that it's important to respect the flag.
Normative action: Len takes the flag off the pole, folds it and takes it indoors for storage.
Consequence: The students at the school see Len disrespecting the flag and assume that it's OK to do so.
Divergent action: Len takes the flag off the pole and throws it on the grass nearby.
Consequence: The students at the school see Len disrespecting the flag and assume that it's OK to do so.
Consequence: The students at the school see Len treating the flag with extra respect and learn that it's important to respect the flag.
Divergent action: Len takes the flag off the pole and throws it on the grass nearby.
Normative action: James finds a roofing company on Craigslist and contracts them to fix the roof.
Consequence: James is much more comfortable once his roof is repaired and all his stuff is dry.
Normative action: James finds a roofing company on Craigslist and contracts them to fix the roof.
Consequence: The hole in the roof slowly gets bigger and many of James' possessions become water-logged.
Divergent action: James puts a pot under the hole in the roof and tries to ignore the leak.
Consequence: The hole in the roof slowly gets bigger and many of James' possessions become water-logged.
Consequence: James is much more comfortable once his roof is repaired and all his stuff is dry.
Divergent action: James puts a pot under the hole in the roof and tries to ignore the leak.
Normative action: Gary says hello to his buddy Luke and is excited about seeing him.
Consequence: They hang out and watch movies together in Luke's movie room.
Normative action: Gary says hello to his buddy Luke and is excited about seeing him.
Consequence: Gary ruins his visit by thinking about his envy the whole time.
Divergent action: Gary is envious of his friend's wealth and how much cool stuff he has.
Consequence: Gary ruins his visit by thinking about his envy the whole time.
Consequence: They hang out and watch movies together in Luke's movie room.
Divergent action: Gary is envious of his friend's wealth and how much cool stuff he has.
Normative action: Tanis participates in all the family actvities that she used to skip out on when she was younger.
Consequence: Tanis bonds with her family some after all these years and enjoys it.
Normative action: Tanis participates in all the family actvities that she used to skip out on when she was younger.
Consequence: Tanis remains the black sheep of the family and misses out on a chance to bond with her family.