CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Dave flips through the channels and finds a Conway Twitty concert from the 70's and decides to put that channel on.
Consequence: Judy is happy that Dave chose something along her guidelines and that she has a loving husband.
Normative action: Dave flips through the channels and finds a Conway Twitty concert from the 70's and decides to put that channel on.
Consequence: Judy is annoyed that Dave doesn't seem to care about what she thinks and is irritated by the sports that irk her.
Divergent action: Dave flips through the channels and notices that a hockey game is on, which he likes, so he puts that channel on.
Consequence: Judy is annoyed that Dave doesn't seem to care about what she thinks and is irritated by the sports that irk her.
Consequence: Judy is happy that Dave chose something along her guidelines and that she has a loving husband.
Divergent action: Dave flips through the channels and notices that a hockey game is on, which he likes, so he puts that channel on.
Normative action: Steve packs up the dress along with her other belongings and mails it to Mary's house.
Consequence: Mary is happy to get her things back and sends Steve a thank you text.
Normative action: Steve packs up the dress along with her other belongings and mails it to Mary's house.
Consequence: Mary opens the box in front of her new boyfriend, he gets angry and thinks she is cheating on him.
Divergent action: Steve puts the dress in a gift box along with the poem he wrote the night they first met.
Consequence: Mary opens the box in front of her new boyfriend, he gets angry and thinks she is cheating on him.
Consequence: Mary is happy to get her things back and sends Steve a thank you text.
Divergent action: Steve puts the dress in a gift box along with the poem he wrote the night they first met.
Normative action: John tells Andi that it's wonderful and thanks her for going through the trouble of getting the gift.
Consequence: Andi is happy John is appreciative and is glad hat he likes what she has chosen for him.
Normative action: John tells Andi that it's wonderful and thanks her for going through the trouble of getting the gift.
Consequence: Andi feels sad that John doesn't like her gift and feels like she must have done something wrong.
Divergent action: John tells Andi that the watch isn't quite the type he likes and that he'll probably end up returning or exchanging it.
Consequence: Andi feels sad that John doesn't like her gift and feels like she must have done something wrong.
Consequence: Andi is happy John is appreciative and is glad hat he likes what she has chosen for him.
Divergent action: John tells Andi that the watch isn't quite the type he likes and that he'll probably end up returning or exchanging it.
Normative action: Jack waits patiently and calls his boss to let him know he will be late.
Consequence: Jack arrives to work safely without damaging someone else's property.
Normative action: Jack waits patiently and calls his boss to let him know he will be late.
Consequence: Jack gets a ticket and the homeowner takes down his license plate to report him.
Divergent action: Jack swerves around the line of cars and drives on someone's lawn to pass them.
Consequence: Jack gets a ticket and the homeowner takes down his license plate to report him.
Consequence: Jack arrives to work safely without damaging someone else's property.
Divergent action: Jack swerves around the line of cars and drives on someone's lawn to pass them.
Normative action: Sarah asks Ann for advice on getting a better grade in Math test and follows it through.
Consequence: Sarah gets a good grade in the test without using extreme and harsh measures.
Normative action: Sarah asks Ann for advice on getting a better grade in Math test and follows it through.
Consequence: Sarah gets sick after the test even though she gets a good grade in the test.
Divergent action: Sarah stayed up and did not sleep the night before the Math test in order to study more.
Consequence: Sarah gets sick after the test even though she gets a good grade in the test.
Consequence: Sarah gets a good grade in the test without using extreme and harsh measures.
Divergent action: Sarah stayed up and did not sleep the night before the Math test in order to study more.
Normative action: Marge hastily tells the host that she needs to leave for an emergency.
Consequence: The host says that it's fine and understands Marge's dilemma.
Normative action: Marge hastily tells the host that she needs to leave for an emergency.
Consequence: The host tries to find Marge but can't, so she thinks that Marge doesn't like her.
Divergent action: Marge leaves the party without informing anyone.
Consequence: The host tries to find Marge but can't, so she thinks that Marge doesn't like her.
Consequence: The host says that it's fine and understands Marge's dilemma.
Divergent action: Marge leaves the party without informing anyone.
Normative action: Jane sits down with her partner, and they openly discuss the costs of a new vehicle.
Consequence: Jane and her partner's bond and trust in one another grows as they work together.
Normative action: Jane sits down with her partner, and they openly discuss the costs of a new vehicle.
Consequence: Jane's partner becomes upset with her and loses trust in her which damages the relationship.
Divergent action: Jane uses her partner's money to purchase a new vehicle for herself.
Consequence: Jane's partner becomes upset with her and loses trust in her which damages the relationship.
Consequence: Jane and her partner's bond and trust in one another grows as they work together.
Divergent action: Jane uses her partner's money to purchase a new vehicle for herself.
Normative action: Josh tells Sarah a funny story about work.
Consequence: Sarah and Josh become good friends.
Normative action: Josh tells Sarah a funny story about work.
Consequence: Sarah leaves the break room crying.
Divergent action: Josh makes a joke about Sarah's eczema.
Consequence: Sarah leaves the break room crying.
Consequence: Sarah and Josh become good friends.
Divergent action: Josh makes a joke about Sarah's eczema.
Normative action: Phil apologizes and buys his friend a new toy.
Consequence: Phil's friend is happy and thankful.
Normative action: Phil apologizes and buys his friend a new toy.
Consequence: Phil's friend is sad and cries over his broken toy.
Divergent action: Phil tells his friend that the dog broke his toy while playing with it.
Consequence: Phil's friend is sad and cries over his broken toy.
Consequence: Phil's friend is happy and thankful.
Divergent action: Phil tells his friend that the dog broke his toy while playing with it.
Normative action: Ian calls out to the woman and returns the money to her.
Consequence: Ian feels proud of himself for making the right choice.
Normative action: Ian calls out to the woman and returns the money to her.
Consequence: Ian later feels guilty about not returning the money.
Divergent action: Ian puts the money in his pocket and doesn't tell the woman.
Consequence: Ian later feels guilty about not returning the money.
Consequence: Ian feels proud of himself for making the right choice.
Divergent action: Ian puts the money in his pocket and doesn't tell the woman.
Normative action: Dave tells John that he just needs to get to his seat, and he'll be fine, he just needs some pain killers, so he'll go.
Consequence: John is delighted that their plans are still intact and vows to help his friend move around if needed.
Normative action: Dave tells John that he just needs to get to his seat, and he'll be fine, he just needs some pain killers, so he'll go.
Consequence: John is sad as they've planned the concert for months and now isn't so sure he wants to go either.
Divergent action: Dave tells John that his ankle is really painful and that there's no way he can go now, he'll have to cancel.
Consequence: John is sad as they've planned the concert for months and now isn't so sure he wants to go either.
Consequence: John is delighted that their plans are still intact and vows to help his friend move around if needed.
Divergent action: Dave tells John that his ankle is really painful and that there's no way he can go now, he'll have to cancel.
Normative action: Bobby listens to Jane's problem, offering his perspective on how she can work on her depression giving her ideas to use.
Consequence: Jane is able to work through her impression with the help of Bobby.
Normative action: Bobby listens to Jane's problem, offering his perspective on how she can work on her depression giving her ideas to use.
Consequence: Jane leaves Bobby's house and ends their friendship as she views him as toxic.
Divergent action: Bobby offers his perspective on Jane's problems and tells her to suck it up or stop bringing her problems up.
Consequence: Jane leaves Bobby's house and ends their friendship as she views him as toxic.
Consequence: Jane is able to work through her impression with the help of Bobby.
Divergent action: Bobby offers his perspective on Jane's problems and tells her to suck it up or stop bringing her problems up.
Normative action: Ron calls Bill every night when Bill admits stuggling with temptation after getting laid off.
Consequence: Ron helps Bill get through the rough patch and Bill is able to continue sobriety.
Normative action: Ron calls Bill every night when Bill admits stuggling with temptation after getting laid off.
Consequence: Bill is arrested for a DWI and Ron feels guilty.
Divergent action: Ron looks the other way when Bill talks about relapsing.
Consequence: Bill is arrested for a DWI and Ron feels guilty.
Consequence: Ron helps Bill get through the rough patch and Bill is able to continue sobriety.
Divergent action: Ron looks the other way when Bill talks about relapsing.
Normative action: Paul takes the cat to a local vet and stays to make sure the cat is ok.
Consequence: Paul is gratified when the cats owner later contacts him and offers a reward as a thank you.
Normative action: Paul takes the cat to a local vet and stays to make sure the cat is ok.
Consequence: Paul feels remorseful when he finds out that the cat died.
Divergent action: Paul wants to relax at home, so he ignores the cat and heads straight home.
Consequence: Paul feels remorseful when he finds out that the cat died.
Consequence: Paul is gratified when the cats owner later contacts him and offers a reward as a thank you.
Divergent action: Paul wants to relax at home, so he ignores the cat and heads straight home.
Normative action: John tells the group that his wife is a hard working woman who is very smart and loving.
Consequence: Susan beams with a big smile as she looks at John with love and admiration and feels confident and strong.
Normative action: John tells the group that his wife is a hard working woman who is very smart and loving.
Consequence: Susan's shyness and insecurity is made even worse, and she feels incredibly embarrassed about what John just shared.
Divergent action: John tells the group that one thing about his wife everyone should know is that she's very shy and insecure.
Consequence: Susan's shyness and insecurity is made even worse, and she feels incredibly embarrassed about what John just shared.
Consequence: Susan beams with a big smile as she looks at John with love and admiration and feels confident and strong.
Divergent action: John tells the group that one thing about his wife everyone should know is that she's very shy and insecure.
Normative action: Jacob asks his friend to come along on a nature hike with him.
Consequence: Jacob's friend feels that Jacob enjoys their company because he wants to hike together.
Normative action: Jacob asks his friend to come along on a nature hike with him.
Consequence: Jacob's friend feels like Jacob doesn't want to be around them.
Divergent action: Jacob goes on a hike by himself leaving his friend at the camp.
Consequence: Jacob's friend feels like Jacob doesn't want to be around them.
Consequence: Jacob's friend feels that Jacob enjoys their company because he wants to hike together.
Divergent action: Jacob goes on a hike by himself leaving his friend at the camp.
Normative action: Susie chats with one of the catering crew and goes home with him when he's finished working.
Consequence: Susie has a fun evening enjoying sex with her new found friend.
Normative action: Susie chats with one of the catering crew and goes home with him when he's finished working.
Consequence: Susie is blackballed by her family when they hear about her incestuous behavior.
Divergent action: Susie invites her first cousin to come home with her for carnal relations.
Consequence: Susie is blackballed by her family when they hear about her incestuous behavior.
Consequence: Susie has a fun evening enjoying sex with her new found friend.
Divergent action: Susie invites her first cousin to come home with her for carnal relations.
Normative action: Greg eats two or three pieces of candy after lunch daily.
Consequence: Greg enjoys his candy for several months.
Normative action: Greg eats two or three pieces of candy after lunch daily.
Consequence: Greg can't sleep all night and feels sick.
Divergent action: Greg eats half of the bag of candy in two hours time.
Consequence: Greg can't sleep all night and feels sick.
Consequence: Greg enjoys his candy for several months.
Divergent action: Greg eats half of the bag of candy in two hours time.
Normative action: Joe asks his friends to run and stop fighting.
Consequence: Joe and his friends run to a safe place and are free from danger.
Normative action: Joe asks his friends to run and stop fighting.
Consequence: Joe and his friends all get caught by the police.
Divergent action: Joe joins the fighting hoping that it will help his friends.
Consequence: Joe and his friends all get caught by the police.
Consequence: Joe and his friends run to a safe place and are free from danger.
Divergent action: Joe joins the fighting hoping that it will help his friends.
Normative action: Hank finds a larger place to have the party so everyone can come.
Consequence: Everyone comes and enjoys the party.
Normative action: Hank finds a larger place to have the party so everyone can come.
Consequence: The friends Hank calls think that Hank doesn't like them as much as others and get jealous.
Divergent action: Hank contacts some friends and tells them that there's not enough room for them to come.
Consequence: The friends Hank calls think that Hank doesn't like them as much as others and get jealous.
Consequence: Everyone comes and enjoys the party.
Divergent action: Hank contacts some friends and tells them that there's not enough room for them to come.
Normative action: Oliver understands his wife must have had a lot to do and offers to help clean the house.
Consequence: Oliver's wife feels loved and cared for.
Normative action: Oliver understands his wife must have had a lot to do and offers to help clean the house.
Consequence: Oliver's wife feels sad and doesn't talk to Oliver all night.
Divergent action: Oliver raises his voice at his wife about the messy house and sits down to have a beer while she cleans the house.
Consequence: Oliver's wife feels sad and doesn't talk to Oliver all night.
Consequence: Oliver's wife feels loved and cared for.
Divergent action: Oliver raises his voice at his wife about the messy house and sits down to have a beer while she cleans the house.
Normative action: Jasmine goes and get's herself a hamburger and gets her partner salad.
Consequence: Jasmine's partner says thank you and promises to go get food for them both next time.
Normative action: Jasmine goes and get's herself a hamburger and gets her partner salad.
Consequence: Her partner is very upset she bought them food they won't eat and ends the relationship.
Divergent action: Jasmine get's hamburgers for her and her partner.
Consequence: Her partner is very upset she bought them food they won't eat and ends the relationship.
Consequence: Jasmine's partner says thank you and promises to go get food for them both next time.
Divergent action: Jasmine get's hamburgers for her and her partner.
Normative action: John is honest and upfront about his past job history.
Consequence: John gets the job and is happy about his new employment.
Normative action: John is honest and upfront about his past job history.
Consequence: The company finds out when they call his references, and he loses the job.
Divergent action: John over-exaggerates his roles in his past company and is not entirely honest about his past duties.
Consequence: The company finds out when they call his references, and he loses the job.
Consequence: John gets the job and is happy about his new employment.
Divergent action: John over-exaggerates his roles in his past company and is not entirely honest about his past duties.
Normative action: Jake calls the bartender over and orders himself another glass of beer.
Consequence: Bill continues to talk with Jake and the two of them have a fun and happy evening together.
Normative action: Jake calls the bartender over and orders himself another glass of beer.
Consequence: Bill is angry that Jake is spreading his germs all over his cup and taking his beer without even asking.
Divergent action: Jake grabs Bill's cup and takes a big swig of Bill's beer without asking Bill first.
Consequence: Bill is angry that Jake is spreading his germs all over his cup and taking his beer without even asking.
Consequence: Bill continues to talk with Jake and the two of them have a fun and happy evening together.
Divergent action: Jake grabs Bill's cup and takes a big swig of Bill's beer without asking Bill first.
Normative action: Xavier discusses how he loves going to church and is glad to have met people who also love their faith.
Consequence: Xavier makes friends with Sam's guests, and they all have a great time.
Normative action: Xavier discusses how he loves going to church and is glad to have met people who also love their faith.
Consequence: Xavier looks foolish and Sam and friends are noticeably uncomfortable.
Divergent action: Xavier tells Sam and his friends that, according to his pastor, the only way to get into heaven is through Jesus, and those who don't accept him are sinners.
Consequence: Xavier looks foolish and Sam and friends are noticeably uncomfortable.
Consequence: Xavier makes friends with Sam's guests, and they all have a great time.
Divergent action: Xavier tells Sam and his friends that, according to his pastor, the only way to get into heaven is through Jesus, and those who don't accept him are sinners.
Normative action: Jim talks to his daughter about ways to identify predators and about how to protect herself.
Consequence: Jim's daughter is able to keep herself safe and helps apprehend the predator in the school.
Normative action: Jim talks to his daughter about ways to identify predators and about how to protect herself.
Consequence: Jim's daughter isn't aware of any way to protect herself and falls victim to the same sexual predator.
Divergent action: Jim tells his daughter not to worry about what happened and not to ask her friends about it.
Consequence: Jim's daughter isn't aware of any way to protect herself and falls victim to the same sexual predator.
Consequence: Jim's daughter is able to keep herself safe and helps apprehend the predator in the school.
Divergent action: Jim tells his daughter not to worry about what happened and not to ask her friends about it.
Normative action: Jon executes a pleasant vacation for the whole family.
Consequence: Jon's family is happy, and they make happy memories during this vacation.
Normative action: Jon executes a pleasant vacation for the whole family.
Consequence: Jon's family is sad that they don't get to go with him.
Divergent action: Jon goes on vacation by himself because he feels like he deserves it.
Consequence: Jon's family is sad that they don't get to go with him.
Consequence: Jon's family is happy, and they make happy memories during this vacation.
Divergent action: Jon goes on vacation by himself because he feels like he deserves it.
Normative action: Paul joins Stacy on her outings with her family to be with her more.
Consequence: Paul and Stacy enjoy time with Stacy's family and improve their relationship.
Normative action: Paul joins Stacy on her outings with her family to be with her more.
Consequence: Stacy gets offended and argues with Paul.
Divergent action: Paul tells Stacy to stop vising her family and spend more time with him.
Consequence: Stacy gets offended and argues with Paul.
Consequence: Paul and Stacy enjoy time with Stacy's family and improve their relationship.
Divergent action: Paul tells Stacy to stop vising her family and spend more time with him.
Normative action: Sara accepts the offer and thanks her friend genuinely.
Consequence: Sara's friend has a good time out with her.
Normative action: Sara accepts the offer and thanks her friend genuinely.
Consequence: Sara's friend feels that she is rude.
Divergent action: Sara eats with her friend and mentions how they owed her from Sara paying last time.
Consequence: Sara's friend feels that she is rude.
Consequence: Sara's friend has a good time out with her.
Divergent action: Sara eats with her friend and mentions how they owed her from Sara paying last time.
Normative action: James starts dropping by his friend's with a pizza to watch Netflix or just talk.
Consequence: James' friend starts to feel a little better and has a good time during their quiet nights in.
Normative action: James starts dropping by his friend's with a pizza to watch Netflix or just talk.
Consequence: James' friend stops responding to James entirely because he feels overwhelmed.
Divergent action: James keeps pressuring his friend to go to concerts and loud parties.
Consequence: James' friend stops responding to James entirely because he feels overwhelmed.
Consequence: James' friend starts to feel a little better and has a good time during their quiet nights in.
Divergent action: James keeps pressuring his friend to go to concerts and loud parties.
Normative action: Don explains his concerns and talks things out with Randy asking what he can do to help.
Consequence: Randy and Don agree on some things to make things easier for both and remain good friends.
Normative action: Don explains his concerns and talks things out with Randy asking what he can do to help.
Consequence: Don loses the friendship and Randy moves on with life and new friends after he beats his depression.
Divergent action: Don moves out in the middle of the lease leaving Randy alone and paying more rent.
Consequence: Don loses the friendship and Randy moves on with life and new friends after he beats his depression.
Consequence: Randy and Don agree on some things to make things easier for both and remain good friends.
Divergent action: Don moves out in the middle of the lease leaving Randy alone and paying more rent.
Normative action: John tells Sally thanks and tells her to have a great day as well as he walks away.
Consequence: Sally is happy John reciprocated the well wishes and goes on merrily working.
Normative action: John tells Sally thanks and tells her to have a great day as well as he walks away.
Consequence: Sally is sad that she just got snapped on and a little scared and goes silent for a while.
Divergent action: John tells Sally to buzz off and keep quiet since it's quite the opposite of a great day.
Consequence: Sally is sad that she just got snapped on and a little scared and goes silent for a while.
Consequence: Sally is happy John reciprocated the well wishes and goes on merrily working.
Divergent action: John tells Sally to buzz off and keep quiet since it's quite the opposite of a great day.
Normative action: James tells Bill that he was once new too and would have appreciated some help back then, so if Bill needs anything he can ask.
Consequence: Bill is surprised pleasantly by James' offer of help and feels like this will be a supportive place to try to get in shape.
Normative action: James tells Bill that he was once new too and would have appreciated some help back then, so if Bill needs anything he can ask.
Consequence: Bill is insulted to be called disgusting and is sad and self conscious about his appearance.