CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Michael talks to Matt about the benefits of doing things his way.
Consequence: Matt agrees and Michael and Matt work together to complete the project.
Normative action: Michael talks to Matt about the benefits of doing things his way.
Consequence: Matt calls human resources and Michael gets fired.
Divergent action: Michael thinks Matt is being stubborn and punches him to try and get him to agree.
Consequence: Matt calls human resources and Michael gets fired.
Consequence: Matt agrees and Michael and Matt work together to complete the project.
Divergent action: Michael thinks Matt is being stubborn and punches him to try and get him to agree.
Normative action: Bret tells his little brother they can both play with the toy car.
Consequence: Bret's little brother will be happy he can play with the toy car.
Normative action: Bret tells his little brother they can both play with the toy car.
Consequence: Bret's little brother will be sad he can't play with the toy car.
Divergent action: Bret tells his little brother that he doesn't get to play with the toy car.
Consequence: Bret's little brother will be sad he can't play with the toy car.
Consequence: Bret's little brother will be happy he can play with the toy car.
Divergent action: Bret tells his little brother that he doesn't get to play with the toy car.
Normative action: Ron tells a neighborhood kid that he has an old console that he doesn't use anymore and offers to let the child take it for free.
Consequence: The kid is very happy to have his own game console and Ron feels great about doing something nice for him.
Normative action: Ron tells a neighborhood kid that he has an old console that he doesn't use anymore and offers to let the child take it for free.
Consequence: The kid isn't able to come up with the money for the console and Ron feels badly for him.
Divergent action: Ron offers to sell the console to one of the neighborhood kids.
Consequence: The kid isn't able to come up with the money for the console and Ron feels badly for him.
Consequence: The kid is very happy to have his own game console and Ron feels great about doing something nice for him.
Divergent action: Ron offers to sell the console to one of the neighborhood kids.
Normative action: Phoebe asks Celine if she can borrow her car for an hour to get her mom.
Consequence: Celine offers to drive, and they go on to get Phoebe's mom together.
Normative action: Phoebe asks Celine if she can borrow her car for an hour to get her mom.
Consequence: Having no idea what happened to her car, Celine reports it as missing to the police.
Divergent action: Phoebe runs out the door and hops into Celine's car without asking to borrow it.
Consequence: Having no idea what happened to her car, Celine reports it as missing to the police.
Consequence: Celine offers to drive, and they go on to get Phoebe's mom together.
Divergent action: Phoebe runs out the door and hops into Celine's car without asking to borrow it.
Normative action: Hillary tells her friends as soon as she finds out that she can't go.
Consequence: Hillary's friends are disappointed, but are able to cancel her part of the trip and avoid the costs.
Normative action: Hillary tells her friends as soon as she finds out that she can't go.
Consequence: Hillary's friends can't cancel and are left on the hook for her costs, and they never include her on their activities again.
Divergent action: Hillary keeps the work information to herself until the night before they are supposed to leave.
Consequence: Hillary's friends can't cancel and are left on the hook for her costs, and they never include her on their activities again.
Consequence: Hillary's friends are disappointed, but are able to cancel her part of the trip and avoid the costs.
Divergent action: Hillary keeps the work information to herself until the night before they are supposed to leave.
Normative action: Jack walks to his neighbor's front door and knocks, asking if everything is alright inside when they answer.
Consequence: His neighbors assure him that everything is fine and appreciate that he was looking out for them and Jack feels that he has done something good for his community.
Normative action: Jack walks to his neighbor's front door and knocks, asking if everything is alright inside when they answer.
Consequence: The neighbors were doing something very personal and get extremely upset that Jack walked in their house, ultimately calling the police to lodge a complaint about the incident.
Divergent action: Jack checks around their house and finds that the back door is unlocked, so he walks in and looks around.
Consequence: The neighbors were doing something very personal and get extremely upset that Jack walked in their house, ultimately calling the police to lodge a complaint about the incident.
Consequence: His neighbors assure him that everything is fine and appreciate that he was looking out for them and Jack feels that he has done something good for his community.
Divergent action: Jack checks around their house and finds that the back door is unlocked, so he walks in and looks around.
Normative action: Tonya goes through he normal routine of asking the customers if they want appetizers or are ready to order.
Consequence: The customers give their order and enjoy their experience at the restaurant.
Normative action: Tonya goes through he normal routine of asking the customers if they want appetizers or are ready to order.
Consequence: The customers find it rude that Tonya didn't address them and go on to leave her no tip.
Divergent action: Tonya walks up to the table with her pad and pen and stands next to the customer's silently in a pose showing she is ready to write.
Consequence: The customers find it rude that Tonya didn't address them and go on to leave her no tip.
Consequence: The customers give their order and enjoy their experience at the restaurant.
Divergent action: Tonya walks up to the table with her pad and pen and stands next to the customer's silently in a pose showing she is ready to write.
Normative action: Tracy keeps the painting and uses it to dress up her living area at home.
Consequence: Tracy's living room looks more sophisticated with the painting on the wall and every time her friend visits, she thanks her again for her support.
Normative action: Tracy keeps the painting and uses it to dress up her living area at home.
Consequence: Her friend is taken aback by the request and feels a little hurt, since she had already accounted for the sale as part of the profit from her exhibit.
Divergent action: Tracy calls her friend and tells her that she didn't really think about it before purchasing the painting, and she would like her money back.
Consequence: Her friend is taken aback by the request and feels a little hurt, since she had already accounted for the sale as part of the profit from her exhibit.
Consequence: Tracy's living room looks more sophisticated with the painting on the wall and every time her friend visits, she thanks her again for her support.
Divergent action: Tracy calls her friend and tells her that she didn't really think about it before purchasing the painting, and she would like her money back.
Normative action: Layne allows each and every child in her chaperone group to choose something they'd like from the gift shop.
Consequence: Layne's daughter learns the value of inclusion and all the kids leave happy.
Normative action: Layne allows each and every child in her chaperone group to choose something they'd like from the gift shop.
Consequence: The handicapped kid feels left out and cries when he gets home.
Divergent action: Layne buys every kid in her chaperone group an item of their choosing from the gift shop, but excludes the handicapped kid.
Consequence: The handicapped kid feels left out and cries when he gets home.
Consequence: Layne's daughter learns the value of inclusion and all the kids leave happy.
Divergent action: Layne buys every kid in her chaperone group an item of their choosing from the gift shop, but excludes the handicapped kid.
Normative action: Lacey decides to join Amazon's Mechanical Turk to make some money.
Consequence: Lacey makes some money and still has time to find a job.
Normative action: Lacey decides to join Amazon's Mechanical Turk to make some money.
Consequence: Lacey can't sell enough product to make up for what she bought and ends up losing money.
Divergent action: Lacey decides to join a sales group where you have to buy product from a superior before selling it.
Consequence: Lacey can't sell enough product to make up for what she bought and ends up losing money.
Consequence: Lacey makes some money and still has time to find a job.
Divergent action: Lacey decides to join a sales group where you have to buy product from a superior before selling it.
Normative action: Tate tells his brother that he must be bagging so many chicks now.
Consequence: Tate's brother laughs and is better able to relax at the party.
Normative action: Tate tells his brother that he must be bagging so many chicks now.
Consequence: Tate's brother feels uncomfortable and wants to leave the party.
Divergent action: Tate asks his brother if he thinks he's better than them now.
Consequence: Tate's brother feels uncomfortable and wants to leave the party.
Consequence: Tate's brother laughs and is better able to relax at the party.
Divergent action: Tate asks his brother if he thinks he's better than them now.
Normative action: Paul develops a business strategy and brings in consultants to help implement it in a timely manner.
Consequence: Paul's business thrives while Paul gets to work normal hours, making his family happy.
Normative action: Paul develops a business strategy and brings in consultants to help implement it in a timely manner.
Consequence: Paul burns himself out and his family feels left out and frustrated by the fact that they never see him.
Divergent action: Paul spends 14 hours each day in his new office trying to do everything himself to grow his business.
Consequence: Paul burns himself out and his family feels left out and frustrated by the fact that they never see him.
Consequence: Paul's business thrives while Paul gets to work normal hours, making his family happy.
Divergent action: Paul spends 14 hours each day in his new office trying to do everything himself to grow his business.
Normative action: Marc creates a schedule that includes a large block of time for video games and smaller blocks for household chores.
Consequence: Marc is able to keep onto of cleaning while still being able to spend substantial time on his passion for video gaming.
Normative action: Marc creates a schedule that includes a large block of time for video games and smaller blocks for household chores.
Consequence: Dirty dishes pile up in Marc's sink and attract bugs, causing his apartment to smell and him to feel embarrassed and disgusted.
Divergent action: Marc spends all of his waking hours on video games while neglecting the other areas of his life, like washing the dishes.
Consequence: Dirty dishes pile up in Marc's sink and attract bugs, causing his apartment to smell and him to feel embarrassed and disgusted.
Consequence: Marc is able to keep onto of cleaning while still being able to spend substantial time on his passion for video gaming.
Divergent action: Marc spends all of his waking hours on video games while neglecting the other areas of his life, like washing the dishes.
Normative action: Owen sits down and watches his brother carefully as he plays in the yard.
Consequence: Owens brother laughs and has a great time playing outside.
Normative action: Owen sits down and watches his brother carefully as he plays in the yard.
Consequence: Owen's brother falls when he is playing and ends up breaking his arm.
Divergent action: Owen sits in the backyard and takes a nap in one of the chairs outside.
Consequence: Owen's brother falls when he is playing and ends up breaking his arm.
Consequence: Owens brother laughs and has a great time playing outside.
Divergent action: Owen sits in the backyard and takes a nap in one of the chairs outside.
Normative action: Matthew opens up to Nick and tells him all about his problems, asking him what he should do to fix them.
Consequence: Nick gains a better perspective of the issues that Matthew is facing and gives him some advice, which makes their relationship grow stronger.
Normative action: Matthew opens up to Nick and tells him all about his problems, asking him what he should do to fix them.
Consequence: Nick is disappointed that Matthew feels like he can't trust him and their relationship deteriorates.
Divergent action: Matthew tells Nick that he has some problems that are too private to discuss with him and that he's seeking professional help for them.
Consequence: Nick is disappointed that Matthew feels like he can't trust him and their relationship deteriorates.
Consequence: Nick gains a better perspective of the issues that Matthew is facing and gives him some advice, which makes their relationship grow stronger.
Divergent action: Matthew tells Nick that he has some problems that are too private to discuss with him and that he's seeking professional help for them.
Normative action: Zach paints his parents' fence in order to earn some extra cash and is able to pay his rent and repay Tim.
Consequence: Tim is happy that Zach followed through with his commitment to repay him, and they remain good friends.
Normative action: Zach paints his parents' fence in order to earn some extra cash and is able to pay his rent and repay Tim.
Consequence: Tim gets upset that Zach won't pay him back and stops hanging out with him.
Divergent action: Zach fails to pay Tim back the money he owes in order to afford his monthly rent.
Consequence: Tim gets upset that Zach won't pay him back and stops hanging out with him.
Consequence: Tim is happy that Zach followed through with his commitment to repay him, and they remain good friends.
Divergent action: Zach fails to pay Tim back the money he owes in order to afford his monthly rent.
Normative action: Frank reminds Nancy he can't talk at work and tells her he's looking forward to dinner with her.
Consequence: Nancy respects Frank and loves him and Frank enjoys his relationship.
Normative action: Frank reminds Nancy he can't talk at work and tells her he's looking forward to dinner with her.
Consequence: Nancy is very sad and Frank finds out later that no relationship is perfect.
Divergent action: Frank tells Nancy it's not working out and leaves her for another woman.
Consequence: Nancy is very sad and Frank finds out later that no relationship is perfect.
Consequence: Nancy respects Frank and loves him and Frank enjoys his relationship.
Divergent action: Frank tells Nancy it's not working out and leaves her for another woman.
Normative action: Rob points out his friends gaming skills suggesting that he plays like a new player.
Consequence: Rob's friend laughs at the insult, and they keep playing together.
Normative action: Rob points out his friends gaming skills suggesting that he plays like a new player.
Consequence: Rob's friend thinks that he crossed the line and stops playing the game with him.
Divergent action: Rob brings up the fact that his friend works a low paying job.
Consequence: Rob's friend thinks that he crossed the line and stops playing the game with him.
Consequence: Rob's friend laughs at the insult, and they keep playing together.
Divergent action: Rob brings up the fact that his friend works a low paying job.
Normative action: Ryan bakes Susie a batch of her favorite cookies to cheer her up.
Consequence: Susie's mood is immediately lifted, and she feels great love and appreciation for her brother's caring gesture.
Normative action: Ryan bakes Susie a batch of her favorite cookies to cheer her up.
Consequence: Susie doesn't feel any better and continues to mope and feel sad.
Divergent action: Ryan tells Susie to grow up and get over whatever is bothering her.
Consequence: Susie doesn't feel any better and continues to mope and feel sad.
Consequence: Susie's mood is immediately lifted, and she feels great love and appreciation for her brother's caring gesture.
Divergent action: Ryan tells Susie to grow up and get over whatever is bothering her.
Normative action: Victoria asks the person next to her which fork she should be using.
Consequence: The person next to Victoria is happy to help her, and she ends up enjoying her dinner.
Normative action: Victoria asks the person next to her which fork she should be using.
Consequence: Victoria feels embarrassed and vows never to go to a formal dinner again.
Divergent action: Victoria has a small meltdown over the stress and runs from the dinner.
Consequence: Victoria feels embarrassed and vows never to go to a formal dinner again.
Consequence: The person next to Victoria is happy to help her, and she ends up enjoying her dinner.
Divergent action: Victoria has a small meltdown over the stress and runs from the dinner.
Normative action: Ron tempers his annoyance and tries to approach the discussion from a difference angle.
Consequence: Cheryl understands Ron's perspective, and they're able to reach a deeper understanding about the discussion.
Normative action: Ron tempers his annoyance and tries to approach the discussion from a difference angle.
Consequence: Cheryl gets upset and feels guilty and stupid for ever taking the loan in the first place.
Divergent action: Ron brings up the loan and rubs it in her face, even though it's unrelated to the current discussion.
Consequence: Cheryl gets upset and feels guilty and stupid for ever taking the loan in the first place.
Consequence: Cheryl understands Ron's perspective, and they're able to reach a deeper understanding about the discussion.
Divergent action: Ron brings up the loan and rubs it in her face, even though it's unrelated to the current discussion.
Normative action: Carmen invites Danny over to have dinner with her and her boyfriend.
Consequence: Carmen's boyfriend enjoys spending time with his girlfriend and his best friend.
Normative action: Carmen invites Danny over to have dinner with her and her boyfriend.
Consequence: When Carmen's boyfriend gets back into town he beats up his friend and breaks up with Carmen.
Divergent action: Carmen invites Danny on a dinner date when her boyfriend goes out of town.
Consequence: When Carmen's boyfriend gets back into town he beats up his friend and breaks up with Carmen.
Consequence: Carmen's boyfriend enjoys spending time with his girlfriend and his best friend.
Divergent action: Carmen invites Danny on a dinner date when her boyfriend goes out of town.
Normative action: Kevin brings the dogs inside the house with him when he gets home and sits on the couch with them.
Consequence: Kevin gets his rest and the dogs are happy and well cared for.
Normative action: Kevin brings the dogs inside the house with him when he gets home and sits on the couch with them.
Consequence: The dogs become sad and neglected, then become more angry and violent because of the neglect.
Divergent action: Kevin puts his dogs on a long leash and goes straight inside from work to rest, ignoring the dogs.
Consequence: The dogs become sad and neglected, then become more angry and violent because of the neglect.
Consequence: Kevin gets his rest and the dogs are happy and well cared for.
Divergent action: Kevin puts his dogs on a long leash and goes straight inside from work to rest, ignoring the dogs.
Normative action: Mark talks to all the guests at his party, including his friends.
Consequence: Mark's friends enjoy the party and invite Mark to a New Year's Eve party the next week.
Normative action: Mark talks to all the guests at his party, including his friends.
Consequence: Mark's friends feel ignored and unappreciated, leave the party early, and don't talk to Mark until the new year.
Divergent action: Mark spends all his time talking to family members and doesn't speak to his friends.
Consequence: Mark's friends feel ignored and unappreciated, leave the party early, and don't talk to Mark until the new year.
Consequence: Mark's friends enjoy the party and invite Mark to a New Year's Eve party the next week.
Divergent action: Mark spends all his time talking to family members and doesn't speak to his friends.
Normative action: Francesca decides to be more active and dynamic in her relationship with her boyfriend.
Consequence: Francesca's boyfriend loves the way she changed and it gives a new boost to their relationship.
Normative action: Francesca decides to be more active and dynamic in her relationship with her boyfriend.
Consequence: Francesca's boyfriend learns about the texts and feels like she will leave him, which makes him very sad.
Divergent action: Francesca starts sending flirty texts to her boyfriend's best friend.
Consequence: Francesca's boyfriend learns about the texts and feels like she will leave him, which makes him very sad.
Consequence: Francesca's boyfriend loves the way she changed and it gives a new boost to their relationship.
Divergent action: Francesca starts sending flirty texts to her boyfriend's best friend.
Normative action: Vince gets some window chalk and writes a lot of funny messages on Ben's car windows.
Consequence: Ben takes pictures of the messages, reads them, has a good laugh, and feels appreciated by his friends.
Normative action: Vince gets some window chalk and writes a lot of funny messages on Ben's car windows.
Consequence: Ben tries to drive the car and can hardly get it to move, costing him hundreds of dollars in repairs.
Divergent action: Vince jacks up the car, puts a hole in the tires, and fills each tire with cement, then lowers the car.
Consequence: Ben tries to drive the car and can hardly get it to move, costing him hundreds of dollars in repairs.
Consequence: Ben takes pictures of the messages, reads them, has a good laugh, and feels appreciated by his friends.
Divergent action: Vince jacks up the car, puts a hole in the tires, and fills each tire with cement, then lowers the car.
Normative action: Lisa comes clean at a meeting and tells her support group that she needs help to stop drinking again, and that she doesn't want it to hurt her marriage.
Consequence: She gets the help that she needs and stops drinking again through her support structure, and Tom continues to be proud of her efforts.
Normative action: Lisa comes clean at a meeting and tells her support group that she needs help to stop drinking again, and that she doesn't want it to hurt her marriage.
Consequence: Tom and everyone at the meetings quickly become aware that Lisa is drinking and Lisa feels shame and embarrassment that they found out.
Divergent action: Lisa keeps attending the meetings, but she drinks both before and after each one of them.
Consequence: Tom and everyone at the meetings quickly become aware that Lisa is drinking and Lisa feels shame and embarrassment that they found out.
Consequence: She gets the help that she needs and stops drinking again through her support structure, and Tom continues to be proud of her efforts.
Divergent action: Lisa keeps attending the meetings, but she drinks both before and after each one of them.
Normative action: Lilith announces her presence to her friends to get their attention and inquires as to the topic of discussion.
Consequence: Lilith is warmly welcomed by her friends and Lilith enjoys a good time with her friends.
Normative action: Lilith announces her presence to her friends to get their attention and inquires as to the topic of discussion.
Consequence: Lilith is dismayed that she learned of her own surprise party and feels guilty.
Divergent action: Lilith listens in on her friend's conversation without announcing herself and overhears them planning a surprise party for Lilith.
Consequence: Lilith is dismayed that she learned of her own surprise party and feels guilty.
Consequence: Lilith is warmly welcomed by her friends and Lilith enjoys a good time with her friends.
Divergent action: Lilith listens in on her friend's conversation without announcing herself and overhears them planning a surprise party for Lilith.
Normative action: Danika meets her brother at a diner in town and talks about fun stories from their childhood.
Consequence: Danika's brother is happy that he had a nice meal with his sister.