CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: John has a great time at the theater with his mom.
Divergent action: The couple in front of John gets better seats than him, so he breaks the mans glasses they are upset and leave, John takes there seats.
Normative action: Steve moved in with Callie in her apartment that she was already living in.
Consequence: Steve and Callie saved money because they were able to split the cost of rent.
Normative action: Steve moved in with Callie in her apartment that she was already living in.
Consequence: Steve couldn't afford to pay the rent on the apartment and fell behind on his bills.
Divergent action: Steve gets his own apartment a couple blocks away from Callie's apartment.
Consequence: Steve couldn't afford to pay the rent on the apartment and fell behind on his bills.
Consequence: Steve and Callie saved money because they were able to split the cost of rent.
Divergent action: Steve gets his own apartment a couple blocks away from Callie's apartment.
Normative action: Leroy decides to use his extra cash instead of asking others, in order to purchase something for his friend.
Consequence: Leroy's friend thinks Leroy is generous and Leroy gets a confidence boost.
Normative action: Leroy decides to use his extra cash instead of asking others, in order to purchase something for his friend.
Consequence: Leroy's friend gets angry at Leroy for making a scene and Leroy apologizes.
Divergent action: Leroy asks other patrons of the store if they have cash he can use to purchase something from his friend.
Consequence: Leroy's friend gets angry at Leroy for making a scene and Leroy apologizes.
Consequence: Leroy's friend thinks Leroy is generous and Leroy gets a confidence boost.
Divergent action: Leroy asks other patrons of the store if they have cash he can use to purchase something from his friend.
Normative action: Chris chooses to spend more time with his family and to focus less on work.
Consequence: Chris' wife feels supported and enjoys the way their home life unfolds.
Normative action: Chris chooses to spend more time with his family and to focus less on work.
Consequence: Chris' wife feels overwhelmed and tired taking care of everything at home.
Divergent action: Chris decides to focus on his work and devotes less time to his family.
Consequence: Chris' wife feels overwhelmed and tired taking care of everything at home.
Consequence: Chris' wife feels supported and enjoys the way their home life unfolds.
Divergent action: Chris decides to focus on his work and devotes less time to his family.
Normative action: Felicity calls her boss to tell him she won't be in because she's sick and asks if someone can finish her report.
Consequence: Her boss tells her that won't be a problem and that he hopes she feels better.
Normative action: Felicity calls her boss to tell him she won't be in because she's sick and asks if someone can finish her report.
Consequence: Felicity spreads her illness to other coworkers, and then they get sick.
Divergent action: Felicity goes to work sick to finish working on her report.
Consequence: Felicity spreads her illness to other coworkers, and then they get sick.
Consequence: Her boss tells her that won't be a problem and that he hopes she feels better.
Divergent action: Felicity goes to work sick to finish working on her report.
Normative action: Max hugs his sister lightly and for not too long after receiving his gift.
Consequence: Max and his sister open more presents and have a pleasant time together.
Normative action: Max hugs his sister lightly and for not too long after receiving his gift.
Consequence: Max's sister feels Max is overstepping boundaries and Max tells his sister he is sorry.
Divergent action: Max hugs his sister very tightly and intimately after he receives his gift.
Consequence: Max's sister feels Max is overstepping boundaries and Max tells his sister he is sorry.
Consequence: Max and his sister open more presents and have a pleasant time together.
Divergent action: Max hugs his sister very tightly and intimately after he receives his gift.
Normative action: Phil helps out his girlfriend by paying part of her car payments for a few months.
Consequence: Phil's girlfriend is able to make her payments in full and avoid going into debt.
Normative action: Phil helps out his girlfriend by paying part of her car payments for a few months.
Consequence: Phil's girlfriend is unable to produce the cash needed to make her payments, and she falls into debt.
Divergent action: Phil tells his girlfriend to borrow some money from her parents or get a second job.
Consequence: Phil's girlfriend is unable to produce the cash needed to make her payments, and she falls into debt.
Consequence: Phil's girlfriend is able to make her payments in full and avoid going into debt.
Divergent action: Phil tells his girlfriend to borrow some money from her parents or get a second job.
Normative action: Bobby high fives Joseph before returning to studying as before.
Consequence: Joseph is cheered up by the high five from his friend Bobby.
Normative action: Bobby high fives Joseph before returning to studying as before.
Consequence: Joseph feels down and upset for the rest of the school day.
Divergent action: Bobby ignores Joseph to keep studying and get his homework done early.
Consequence: Joseph feels down and upset for the rest of the school day.
Consequence: Joseph is cheered up by the high five from his friend Bobby.
Divergent action: Bobby ignores Joseph to keep studying and get his homework done early.
Normative action: Kara uses the website in her research paper and properly cites it as a material source.
Consequence: The professor praises Kara's paper and gives her an A for the class.
Normative action: Kara uses the website in her research paper and properly cites it as a material source.
Consequence: The professor runs Kara's paper through a program and finds that she copied it from the website without citing it, and fails Kara for academic dishonesty.
Divergent action: Kara copies some paragraphs from the website to her final research paper and submits it.
Consequence: The professor runs Kara's paper through a program and finds that she copied it from the website without citing it, and fails Kara for academic dishonesty.
Consequence: The professor praises Kara's paper and gives her an A for the class.
Divergent action: Kara copies some paragraphs from the website to her final research paper and submits it.
Normative action: Mary calls her best friend to tell her all about her sex life with David.
Consequence: Mary and her friend laugh and talk about their sex life for hours.
Normative action: Mary calls her best friend to tell her all about her sex life with David.
Consequence: Mary's mother excuses herself and leaves from the restaurant earlier than planned.
Divergent action: Mary starts gushing to her mother about her and David's sex life while on a lunch date.
Consequence: Mary's mother excuses herself and leaves from the restaurant earlier than planned.
Consequence: Mary and her friend laugh and talk about their sex life for hours.
Divergent action: Mary starts gushing to her mother about her and David's sex life while on a lunch date.
Normative action: Carla always drops a couple of dollars in the donation boxes.
Consequence: The band plays the full concert without having to ask for donations.
Normative action: Carla always drops a couple of dollars in the donation boxes.
Consequence: The band starts a policy of pausing after the first half hour and asking for contributions from the audience.
Divergent action: Carla consistently walks past the donation boxes without contributing anything.
Consequence: The band starts a policy of pausing after the first half hour and asking for contributions from the audience.
Consequence: The band plays the full concert without having to ask for donations.
Divergent action: Carla consistently walks past the donation boxes without contributing anything.
Normative action: Mary picks the best school she can afford, which is a nice out-of-state, private school.
Consequence: Mary's daughter learns a lot from her college, and her mom feels proud of Mary.
Normative action: Mary picks the best school she can afford, which is a nice out-of-state, private school.
Consequence: Mary's daughter has a horrible time at the school and Mary feels negative energy from her daughter.
Divergent action: Mary picks the cheapest school for her daughter even though it is the worst school in the state.
Consequence: Mary's daughter has a horrible time at the school and Mary feels negative energy from her daughter.
Consequence: Mary's daughter learns a lot from her college, and her mom feels proud of Mary.
Divergent action: Mary picks the cheapest school for her daughter even though it is the worst school in the state.
Normative action: Jimmy plays his new video game with Wilson.
Consequence: Jimmy feels excited and satisfied having a companion to play with.
Normative action: Jimmy plays his new video game with Wilson.
Consequence: Jimmy feels bored with no one to share the happiness.
Divergent action: Jimmy watches a movie on his own in his bedroom.
Consequence: Jimmy feels bored with no one to share the happiness.
Consequence: Jimmy feels excited and satisfied having a companion to play with.
Divergent action: Jimmy watches a movie on his own in his bedroom.
Normative action: Bill thanks Greg in person and gives him a substantial gift certificate as a reward for dog sitting.
Consequence: Greg is happy, appreciative and eager to help dog sit again in the future.
Normative action: Bill thanks Greg in person and gives him a substantial gift certificate as a reward for dog sitting.
Consequence: Greg feels underwhelmed and a bit unappreciated by Bill's response and declines to dog sit for him in the future.
Divergent action: Bill leaves Greg a short voicemail telling him thank you for dog sitting.
Consequence: Greg feels underwhelmed and a bit unappreciated by Bill's response and declines to dog sit for him in the future.
Consequence: Greg is happy, appreciative and eager to help dog sit again in the future.
Divergent action: Bill leaves Greg a short voicemail telling him thank you for dog sitting.
Normative action: Jim decides to be honest about who he is and laughs and parties with people.
Consequence: Jim is popular and feels great living the life he loves.
Normative action: Jim decides to be honest about who he is and laughs and parties with people.
Consequence: People like how responsible Jim is, but he feels miserable and dishonest.
Divergent action: Jim pretends to be a hard worker and a serious guy who never shirk his duties.
Consequence: People like how responsible Jim is, but he feels miserable and dishonest.
Consequence: Jim is popular and feels great living the life he loves.
Divergent action: Jim pretends to be a hard worker and a serious guy who never shirk his duties.
Normative action: Rebecca cancels the birthday party and just invites her best friend to her home to celebrate her birthday.
Consequence: Her friends send her birthday presents and wish her happy birthday despite cancellation of the party.
Normative action: Rebecca cancels the birthday party and just invites her best friend to her home to celebrate her birthday.
Consequence: Her friends feels unwelcome and do not have fun.
Divergent action: Rebecca maintains a bad mood during the party.
Consequence: Her friends feels unwelcome and do not have fun.
Consequence: Her friends send her birthday presents and wish her happy birthday despite cancellation of the party.
Divergent action: Rebecca maintains a bad mood during the party.
Normative action: Delanie waited until the cartoon was over and then asked Darcie if she would like to watch something else.
Consequence: Darcie was happy to change the channel and both girls continued to watch TV.
Normative action: Delanie waited until the cartoon was over and then asked Darcie if she would like to watch something else.
Consequence: Delanie and Darcie were both grounded from TV for a week because of their behaviors.
Divergent action: Delanie changed the channel, which made Darcie very mad and soon they were screaming at each other.
Consequence: Delanie and Darcie were both grounded from TV for a week because of their behaviors.
Consequence: Darcie was happy to change the channel and both girls continued to watch TV.
Divergent action: Delanie changed the channel, which made Darcie very mad and soon they were screaming at each other.
Normative action: Isaac accepts Amy's invitation and takes his savings with him to help pay for his way and some gifts.
Consequence: Amy and Isaac are both able to afford to do everything they wanted.
Normative action: Isaac accepts Amy's invitation and takes his savings with him to help pay for his way and some gifts.
Consequence: Amy is left to cover the cost of everything and it causes tension between her and Isaac.
Divergent action: Isaac accepts Amy's invitation but doesn't take any funds with him.
Consequence: Amy is left to cover the cost of everything and it causes tension between her and Isaac.
Consequence: Amy and Isaac are both able to afford to do everything they wanted.
Divergent action: Isaac accepts Amy's invitation but doesn't take any funds with him.
Normative action: Jim realizes he is not in a good condition to drive and takes a cab home.
Consequence: Jim gets home safely without causing any distress to other drivers or pedestrians.
Normative action: Jim realizes he is not in a good condition to drive and takes a cab home.
Consequence: Jim almost causes a bunch of accidents on his way home, pissing off and stressing numerous drivers and pedestrians along the way.
Divergent action: Jim gets in his car and drives home, despite his condition, which causes him to drive extremely unsafely.
Consequence: Jim almost causes a bunch of accidents on his way home, pissing off and stressing numerous drivers and pedestrians along the way.
Consequence: Jim gets home safely without causing any distress to other drivers or pedestrians.
Divergent action: Jim gets in his car and drives home, despite his condition, which causes him to drive extremely unsafely.
Normative action: Charlie puts on a clean pair of underwear from the drawer in his dresser.
Consequence: Charlie feels fresh and clean throughout the whole work day.
Normative action: Charlie puts on a clean pair of underwear from the drawer in his dresser.
Consequence: Charlie is called into human resources after people start to complain about Charlie's personal hygiene.
Divergent action: Charlie puts on the same underwear that he wore for two nights in a row.
Consequence: Charlie is called into human resources after people start to complain about Charlie's personal hygiene.
Consequence: Charlie feels fresh and clean throughout the whole work day.
Divergent action: Charlie puts on the same underwear that he wore for two nights in a row.
Normative action: Philip spends the evening with his best friend - they play video games, drink beer and have a great time.
Consequence: Philip's best friend feels comforted that Philip is there for him.
Normative action: Philip spends the evening with his best friend - they play video games, drink beer and have a great time.
Consequence: Philip's best friend feels like Philip is superficial and is letting him down.
Divergent action: Philip decides to hang out with other friends instead in order to avoid his best friend's depressing mood.
Consequence: Philip's best friend feels like Philip is superficial and is letting him down.
Consequence: Philip's best friend feels comforted that Philip is there for him.
Divergent action: Philip decides to hang out with other friends instead in order to avoid his best friend's depressing mood.
Normative action: Emily decides to go to college to get a degree despite not wanting to.
Consequence: Emily is able to get a high paying job eventually with her degree.
Normative action: Emily decides to go to college to get a degree despite not wanting to.
Consequence: Emily never gets a high paying job and is forced to go on unemployment.
Divergent action: Emily applies to high paying jobs without having a degree or being in college.
Consequence: Emily never gets a high paying job and is forced to go on unemployment.
Consequence: Emily is able to get a high paying job eventually with her degree.
Divergent action: Emily applies to high paying jobs without having a degree or being in college.
Normative action: Louise chooses another lovely dress to wear to the party.
Consequence: Louise enjoys the party and feels clean and attractive.
Normative action: Louise chooses another lovely dress to wear to the party.
Consequence: Louise spends the party feeling embarrassed by her dress' bad smell.
Divergent action: Louise decides to wear her favorite dress even though it's pretty dirty.
Consequence: Louise spends the party feeling embarrassed by her dress' bad smell.
Consequence: Louise enjoys the party and feels clean and attractive.
Divergent action: Louise decides to wear her favorite dress even though it's pretty dirty.
Normative action: Rudy takes a day off work to go to the archery range.
Consequence: Rudy is able to get away from his stressors for a bit and release his pent up emotions.
Normative action: Rudy takes a day off work to go to the archery range.
Consequence: Rudy's relationship with his wife gets worse and Rudy is stuck in a negative feedback cycle.
Divergent action: Rudy raises his voice at his wife when she does something he doesn't like, and he escalates the disagreement, so he can blow off steam by yelling.
Consequence: Rudy's relationship with his wife gets worse and Rudy is stuck in a negative feedback cycle.
Consequence: Rudy is able to get away from his stressors for a bit and release his pent up emotions.
Divergent action: Rudy raises his voice at his wife when she does something he doesn't like, and he escalates the disagreement, so he can blow off steam by yelling.
Normative action: Teague gets up, goes to the bathroom, and empties his bowels.
Consequence: Teague feels better and gets a good night's sleep after returning to bed.
Normative action: Teague gets up, goes to the bathroom, and empties his bowels.
Consequence: Teague's sheets get permanently stained, and he has to throw them out and buy new ones.
Divergent action: Teague remains in his bed while he empties his bowels.
Consequence: Teague's sheets get permanently stained, and he has to throw them out and buy new ones.
Consequence: Teague feels better and gets a good night's sleep after returning to bed.
Divergent action: Teague remains in his bed while he empties his bowels.
Normative action: Willow takes her dog to a boarding kennel for a few days.
Consequence: Willow's dog is taken care of and is able to play with other dogs.
Normative action: Willow takes her dog to a boarding kennel for a few days.
Consequence: Willow's dog is traumatized and needs to go to the vet when Willow returns.
Divergent action: Willow asks Parker to watch her dog for a few days and Parker ends up not feeding the dog for several days and keeping it in a crate.
Consequence: Willow's dog is traumatized and needs to go to the vet when Willow returns.
Consequence: Willow's dog is taken care of and is able to play with other dogs.
Divergent action: Willow asks Parker to watch her dog for a few days and Parker ends up not feeding the dog for several days and keeping it in a crate.
Normative action: Larry tells Troy "it's ok, just take it one line at a time, and we'll get through this".
Consequence: Troy is relieved that he doesn't have so much pressure on him and is happy Larry is supportive.
Normative action: Larry tells Troy "it's ok, just take it one line at a time, and we'll get through this".
Consequence: Troy is intimidated and pressured, so he starts to put up defensive blocks in his mind, further hindering his ability to solve problems.
Divergent action: Larry screams at Troy "can't you just get it already? Jesus!" and slams his hand on the table.
Consequence: Troy is intimidated and pressured, so he starts to put up defensive blocks in his mind, further hindering his ability to solve problems.
Consequence: Troy is relieved that he doesn't have so much pressure on him and is happy Larry is supportive.
Divergent action: Larry screams at Troy "can't you just get it already? Jesus!" and slams his hand on the table.
Normative action: Mike leaves the bar with a single woman that he meets there.
Consequence: Mike has a great time with the woman and starts to date her that weekend.
Normative action: Mike leaves the bar with a single woman that he meets there.
Consequence: The woman's husband shows up at Mike's house and gets in a fight with him.
Divergent action: Mike leaves the bar with a woman who told him that she was married.
Consequence: The woman's husband shows up at Mike's house and gets in a fight with him.
Consequence: Mike has a great time with the woman and starts to date her that weekend.
Divergent action: Mike leaves the bar with a woman who told him that she was married.
Normative action: Joe decides to stop buying alcohol and has his wife keep his credit cards until the problem is fixed.
Consequence: Joe's wife is happy that Joe fixed the problem on his own using discipline.
Normative action: Joe decides to stop buying alcohol and has his wife keep his credit cards until the problem is fixed.
Consequence: Joe's wife begins to think that it was all her fault and feels intense guilt.
Divergent action: Joe blames his wife for the problem and shames her into helping him.
Consequence: Joe's wife begins to think that it was all her fault and feels intense guilt.
Consequence: Joe's wife is happy that Joe fixed the problem on his own using discipline.
Divergent action: Joe blames his wife for the problem and shames her into helping him.
Normative action: Katy sits down with her daughter and explains that her makeup is expensive.
Consequence: Katy's daughter understands why she can't play with the makeup and never touches it again.
Normative action: Katy sits down with her daughter and explains that her makeup is expensive.
Consequence: Katy's daughter becomes quiet and avoids her mother because she is scared of her.
Divergent action: Katy starts yelling at her daughter not to ever touch her things again.
Consequence: Katy's daughter becomes quiet and avoids her mother because she is scared of her.
Consequence: Katy's daughter understands why she can't play with the makeup and never touches it again.
Divergent action: Katy starts yelling at her daughter not to ever touch her things again.
Normative action: Wayne takes his empty plate and rinses it quickly before putting it in the dishwasher.
Consequence: Iris is happy that she's with a guy who knows to put things where they belong, and she doesn't have to chase after him.
Normative action: Wayne takes his empty plate and rinses it quickly before putting it in the dishwasher.
Consequence: Iris is annoyed that Wayne put the empty plate on the counter where it doesn't belong.
Divergent action: Wayne takes his empty plate and puts it on the kitchen counter and leaves to go watch TV.
Consequence: Iris is annoyed that Wayne put the empty plate on the counter where it doesn't belong.
Consequence: Iris is happy that she's with a guy who knows to put things where they belong, and she doesn't have to chase after him.
Divergent action: Wayne takes his empty plate and puts it on the kitchen counter and leaves to go watch TV.
Normative action: Jose puts that he is HIV positive in his profile so that other men will know.
Consequence: A man who is interested in Jose sees that he has an STD, so he makes sure that he's protected before having sex.
Normative action: Jose puts that he is HIV positive in his profile so that other men will know.
Consequence: The man ends up getting HIV, and it ends up turning into AIDS.
Divergent action: Jose finds a man that is wiling to have sex with him, but Jose doesn't tell him that he has HIV.
Consequence: The man ends up getting HIV, and it ends up turning into AIDS.
Consequence: A man who is interested in Jose sees that he has an STD, so he makes sure that he's protected before having sex.
Divergent action: Jose finds a man that is wiling to have sex with him, but Jose doesn't tell him that he has HIV.