CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Rick gives a silent nod in return as he passes Ron in the hallway.
Consequence: Ron is satisfied that his greeting has been acknowledged.
Normative action: Rick gives a silent nod in return as he passes Ron in the hallway.
Consequence: Ron is annoyed at not having his nod returned in kind.
Divergent action: Rick does not return the nod, pretending to be lost in his thoughts as he walks by.
Consequence: Ron is annoyed at not having his nod returned in kind.
Consequence: Ron is satisfied that his greeting has been acknowledged.
Divergent action: Rick does not return the nod, pretending to be lost in his thoughts as he walks by.
Normative action: Bill tells Bob that tomorrow he'll scare off the bully for him.
Consequence: Bob gets left alone by the bully after Bill tells the bully to knock it off or else.
Normative action: Bill tells Bob that tomorrow he'll scare off the bully for him.
Consequence: Billy continues to get picked on at school because Bob refused to intercede.
Divergent action: Bill tells Bob that he needs to learn to stand up for himself and that Bill can't fight all Bob's battles.
Consequence: Billy continues to get picked on at school because Bob refused to intercede.
Consequence: Bob gets left alone by the bully after Bill tells the bully to knock it off or else.
Divergent action: Bill tells Bob that he needs to learn to stand up for himself and that Bill can't fight all Bob's battles.
Normative action: Victor tells Jane that he just wishes he could have  a yellow room and that it sucks she doesn't like it.
Consequence: Jane is sad to Victor pouting, but she tells him he'll be fine when he picks a different color.
Normative action: Victor tells Jane that he just wishes he could have  a yellow room and that it sucks she doesn't like it.
Consequence: Jane is flabbergasted that Victor just escalated a discussion about paint into the end of their relationship.
Divergent action: Victor tells Jane that she's just too inflexible and hardheaded about the color and that he's done with her entirely.
Consequence: Jane is flabbergasted that Victor just escalated a discussion about paint into the end of their relationship.
Consequence: Jane is sad to Victor pouting, but she tells him he'll be fine when he picks a different color.
Divergent action: Victor tells Jane that she's just too inflexible and hardheaded about the color and that he's done with her entirely.
Normative action: James hires the candidate with the best resume regardless of nationality.
Consequence: James is quickly able to find a highly qualified candidate for the accounting position.
Normative action: James hires the candidate with the best resume regardless of nationality.
Consequence: James has to look for three months, creating an enormous backlog of work.
Divergent action: James refuses to hire anyone but a native-born American for the job opening.
Consequence: James has to look for three months, creating an enormous backlog of work.
Consequence: James is quickly able to find a highly qualified candidate for the accounting position.
Divergent action: James refuses to hire anyone but a native-born American for the job opening.
Normative action: Clarissa waits patiently for the nearest light on the main road to change, so she can find a gap to pull out into.
Consequence: Clarissa's patience means that another driver on the road is not impeded by her in any way, and they enjoy a smooth drive.
Normative action: Clarissa waits patiently for the nearest light on the main road to change, so she can find a gap to pull out into.
Consequence: Another driver on the road that Clarissa pulled out in front of has to slam on their brakes with angers them and takes life out of their tires.
Divergent action: Clarissa pulls her car out into the busy road without regard for how close traffic is.
Consequence: Another driver on the road that Clarissa pulled out in front of has to slam on their brakes with angers them and takes life out of their tires.
Consequence: Clarissa's patience means that another driver on the road is not impeded by her in any way, and they enjoy a smooth drive.
Divergent action: Clarissa pulls her car out into the busy road without regard for how close traffic is.
Normative action: Gretchen asks Kara if she can try her blazer on.
Consequence: Kara tells Gretchen she can try the blazer on as soon as her interview is over.
Normative action: Gretchen asks Kara if she can try her blazer on.
Consequence: On the day of her interview, Kara has no blazer to wear and is unable to dress professionally.
Divergent action: While Kara is in the bathroom, Gretchen puts the blazer into her bag, so she can try it on at home.
Consequence: On the day of her interview, Kara has no blazer to wear and is unable to dress professionally.
Consequence: Kara tells Gretchen she can try the blazer on as soon as her interview is over.
Divergent action: While Kara is in the bathroom, Gretchen puts the blazer into her bag, so she can try it on at home.
Normative action: Abby introduces Kyle to her parents and tells them that they are together.
Consequence: Kyle is thrilled to have finally gotten to meet Abby's family.
Normative action: Abby introduces Kyle to her parents and tells them that they are together.
Consequence: Kyle is annoyed and tells Abby that he wants out of the relationship.
Divergent action: Abby introduces Kyle to her parents, but says that they are just friends.
Consequence: Kyle is annoyed and tells Abby that he wants out of the relationship.
Consequence: Kyle is thrilled to have finally gotten to meet Abby's family.
Divergent action: Abby introduces Kyle to her parents, but says that they are just friends.
Normative action: Wayne tells Garth that he's going to move out and find his own house.
Consequence: Garth accepts Wayne's decision and lets him move out of the house.
Normative action: Wayne tells Garth that he's going to move out and find his own house.
Consequence: Garth files a restraining order against Wayne and moves away.
Divergent action: Wayne tells Garth he's going to kill him if he doesn't get out of the house.
Consequence: Garth files a restraining order against Wayne and moves away.
Consequence: Garth accepts Wayne's decision and lets him move out of the house.
Divergent action: Wayne tells Garth he's going to kill him if he doesn't get out of the house.
Normative action: Peter fills out his tax return, reporting all of his income and only taking credit for deductions he has receipts for.
Consequence: Peter receives a refund from the IRS and deposits it in his savings account.
Normative action: Peter fills out his tax return, reporting all of his income and only taking credit for deductions he has receipts for.
Consequence: Peter gets audited by the IRS and has to pay interest and penalties when his taxes are recalculated.
Divergent action: Peter fills out his tax return but doesn't include all of his income and takes credit for numerous deductions he hasn't earned.
Consequence: Peter gets audited by the IRS and has to pay interest and penalties when his taxes are recalculated.
Consequence: Peter receives a refund from the IRS and deposits it in his savings account.
Divergent action: Peter fills out his tax return but doesn't include all of his income and takes credit for numerous deductions he hasn't earned.
Normative action: Bella rants to her mother about the situation with her brother.
Consequence: Bella feels better after getting all of the anger out of her.
Normative action: Bella rants to her mother about the situation with her brother.
Consequence: Bella is punished when her mother walks in on them.
Divergent action: Bella picks up the cup and tosses it at her brother.
Consequence: Bella is punished when her mother walks in on them.
Consequence: Bella feels better after getting all of the anger out of her.
Divergent action: Bella picks up the cup and tosses it at her brother.
Normative action: Ann buys her mom a new electric car so that it lasts a long time.
Consequence: Ann's mom figures out how grateful Ann is for her.
Normative action: Ann buys her mom a new electric car so that it lasts a long time.
Consequence: Ann's mom is not made aware of how grateful Ann is for her.
Divergent action: Ann wants to save her money, so she decides not to buy any gifts.
Consequence: Ann's mom is not made aware of how grateful Ann is for her.
Consequence: Ann's mom figures out how grateful Ann is for her.
Divergent action: Ann wants to save her money, so she decides not to buy any gifts.
Normative action: Ray asks for a clean haircut that has a part on the side.
Consequence: People at Ray's wedding like Ray's haircut and want to take pictures with him.
Normative action: Ray asks for a clean haircut that has a part on the side.
Consequence: People at Ray's wedding think he's weird and laugh at him.
Divergent action: Ray tells his barber to give him a mohawk cut.
Consequence: People at Ray's wedding think he's weird and laugh at him.
Consequence: People at Ray's wedding like Ray's haircut and want to take pictures with him.
Divergent action: Ray tells his barber to give him a mohawk cut.
Normative action: Erica tells her friends she's sure the football player is a great guy, but they shouldn't go out on school nights.
Consequence: Erica's friends find her point to be reasonable and skip the party.
Normative action: Erica tells her friends she's sure the football player is a great guy, but they shouldn't go out on school nights.
Consequence: Erica's friends are turned off by her comment and attend the party anyway.
Divergent action: Erica tells her friends they shouldn't want to hang out with a "dumb jock".
Consequence: Erica's friends are turned off by her comment and attend the party anyway.
Consequence: Erica's friends find her point to be reasonable and skip the party.
Divergent action: Erica tells her friends they shouldn't want to hang out with a "dumb jock".
Normative action: Frank divides his attention between the map and keeping track of his family.
Consequence: Frank successfully guides his family around the park.
Normative action: Frank divides his attention between the map and keeping track of his family.
Consequence: Frank gets separated from is family because of his inattention.
Divergent action: Frank focuses his full attention on reading the map.
Consequence: Frank gets separated from is family because of his inattention.
Consequence: Frank successfully guides his family around the park.
Divergent action: Frank focuses his full attention on reading the map.
Normative action: Brad brushes his teeth before washing his face and hands and then going to bed.
Consequence: Brad's teeth are nice and clean and his mouth is germ free as he sleeps the night away.
Normative action: Brad brushes his teeth before washing his face and hands and then going to bed.
Consequence: The bacteria in Brad's teeth continue to multiply leading to cavities and tooth decay.
Divergent action: Brad washes his hands and rinses his face and then turns off the light and goes to bed.
Consequence: The bacteria in Brad's teeth continue to multiply leading to cavities and tooth decay.
Consequence: Brad's teeth are nice and clean and his mouth is germ free as he sleeps the night away.
Divergent action: Brad washes his hands and rinses his face and then turns off the light and goes to bed.
Normative action: Jenna joins an online D&D group and occasionally mentions details from her real life.
Consequence: Jenna feels less alone and like her life is less boring and stressful.
Normative action: Jenna joins an online D&D group and occasionally mentions details from her real life.
Consequence: Jenna's Facebook friends begin to suspect something when she can never meet up with any of them.
Divergent action: Jenna sets up a fake profile about how she's backpacking across the world.
Consequence: Jenna's Facebook friends begin to suspect something when she can never meet up with any of them.
Consequence: Jenna feels less alone and like her life is less boring and stressful.
Divergent action: Jenna sets up a fake profile about how she's backpacking across the world.
Normative action: Teddy passes the ball to one of his teammates under the goal.
Consequence: Teddy's coach tells him that he is proud of his teamwork.
Normative action: Teddy passes the ball to one of his teammates under the goal.
Consequence: Teddy's coach makes him sit the bench for lack of cooperation with his teammates.
Divergent action: Teddy dribbles the ball to the basket and shoots it in himself.
Consequence: Teddy's coach makes him sit the bench for lack of cooperation with his teammates.
Consequence: Teddy's coach tells him that he is proud of his teamwork.
Divergent action: Teddy dribbles the ball to the basket and shoots it in himself.
Normative action: David asks his neighbor if he can use the chainsaw.
Consequence: David's neighbor will allow David to use the chainsaw and be open to lending David other items in the future.
Normative action: David asks his neighbor if he can use the chainsaw.
Consequence: David's neighbor will be annoyed with him and not let him borrow anything in the future.
Divergent action: David takes his neighbor's chainsaw without asking first.
Consequence: David's neighbor will be annoyed with him and not let him borrow anything in the future.
Consequence: David's neighbor will allow David to use the chainsaw and be open to lending David other items in the future.
Divergent action: David takes his neighbor's chainsaw without asking first.
Normative action: Miranda searches around town for a good deal until she finds an apartment she can afford.
Consequence: Miranda enjoys living on her own.
Normative action: Miranda searches around town for a good deal until she finds an apartment she can afford.
Consequence: Miranda has no privacy and no space for her things.
Divergent action: Miranda moves with her parents into their new home choosing to sleep on the couch because she wants to save money.
Consequence: Miranda has no privacy and no space for her things.
Consequence: Miranda enjoys living on her own.
Divergent action: Miranda moves with her parents into their new home choosing to sleep on the couch because she wants to save money.
Normative action: Ina gives some of her money to the family since they needed it more.
Consequence: Ina has to think about what's important in life, and the family feels appreciative.
Normative action: Ina gives some of her money to the family since they needed it more.
Consequence: Ina continues to be shallow, and the family continues to suffer.
Divergent action: Ina thinks about how better she would look with all the makeup she could buy.
Consequence: Ina continues to be shallow, and the family continues to suffer.
Consequence: Ina has to think about what's important in life, and the family feels appreciative.
Divergent action: Ina thinks about how better she would look with all the makeup she could buy.
Normative action: Philip continues to take his medication but decides to talk to his doctor about switching to a different kind of medication.
Consequence: Philip gets a prescription for a new drug that has less severe side effects.
Normative action: Philip continues to take his medication but decides to talk to his doctor about switching to a different kind of medication.
Consequence: Phil lapses into psychosis after a few days of being off his medication and has to be committed to a psychiatric hospital.
Divergent action: Philip decides to limit the side-effects by only taking his medication every other week.
Consequence: Phil lapses into psychosis after a few days of being off his medication and has to be committed to a psychiatric hospital.
Consequence: Philip gets a prescription for a new drug that has less severe side effects.
Divergent action: Philip decides to limit the side-effects by only taking his medication every other week.
Normative action: Michael stays up all night to study for the exam.
Consequence: Michael miraculously gets an A on the exam and passes the class.
Normative action: Michael stays up all night to study for the exam.
Consequence: Michael is caught using the note cards and given an F on the exam.
Divergent action: Michael hides note cards in his sleeve to aid him during the exam.
Consequence: Michael is caught using the note cards and given an F on the exam.
Consequence: Michael miraculously gets an A on the exam and passes the class.
Divergent action: Michael hides note cards in his sleeve to aid him during the exam.
Normative action: John asks Susan back to his place where he tries new romantic stuff with her in bed they've never done before.
Consequence: No other girls are hurt at all and Susan loves John even more.
Normative action: John asks Susan back to his place where he tries new romantic stuff with her in bed they've never done before.
Consequence: Eventually all the girls are jealous of each other, and they all dump him, including Susan.
Divergent action: John asks three other girls at the party to date him, and they say yes.
Consequence: Eventually all the girls are jealous of each other, and they all dump him, including Susan.
Consequence: No other girls are hurt at all and Susan loves John even more.
Divergent action: John asks three other girls at the party to date him, and they say yes.
Normative action: Jeff goes to the drive thru near his house and gets a value meal.
Consequence: Jeff has plenty of money remaining to spend on the rest of his bills.
Normative action: Jeff goes to the drive thru near his house and gets a value meal.
Consequence: Jeff doesn't have any money to pay for the rest of his bills that month.
Divergent action: Jeff goes to the most expensive steakhouse in town and spends half of his paycheck on his meal.
Consequence: Jeff doesn't have any money to pay for the rest of his bills that month.
Consequence: Jeff has plenty of money remaining to spend on the rest of his bills.
Divergent action: Jeff goes to the most expensive steakhouse in town and spends half of his paycheck on his meal.
Normative action: Ken takes the plastic bottles to a recycling center.
Consequence: Ken helps out the environment by recycling.
Normative action: Ken takes the plastic bottles to a recycling center.
Consequence: Ken pollutes the river with his bottles.
Divergent action: Ken dumps the plastic bottles in a river in town.
Consequence: Ken pollutes the river with his bottles.
Consequence: Ken helps out the environment by recycling.
Divergent action: Ken dumps the plastic bottles in a river in town.
Normative action: James returns to his dorm room and pulls out his Fleshlight.
Consequence: James masturbates, feels satisfied, and returns to the common room.
Normative action: James returns to his dorm room and pulls out his Fleshlight.
Consequence: Another student spots James while walking over to the water fountain and reports him to the administration.
Divergent action: James starts surreptitiously masturbating on the couch in the common room.
Consequence: Another student spots James while walking over to the water fountain and reports him to the administration.
Consequence: James masturbates, feels satisfied, and returns to the common room.
Divergent action: James starts surreptitiously masturbating on the couch in the common room.
Normative action: Randy buys a special set of china to use with Ryan when they finally pick a home and gift wraps it for him.
Consequence: Ryan is touched by such an intimate and kind gesture and the two eagerly house shop together.
Normative action: Randy buys a special set of china to use with Ryan when they finally pick a home and gift wraps it for him.
Consequence: Ryan is off-put by Randy's willingness to make such a big decision alone and needs time from the relationship.
Divergent action: Randy signs a mortgage on a home without telling Ryan and surprises him with it after work one day.
Consequence: Ryan is off-put by Randy's willingness to make such a big decision alone and needs time from the relationship.
Consequence: Ryan is touched by such an intimate and kind gesture and the two eagerly house shop together.
Divergent action: Randy signs a mortgage on a home without telling Ryan and surprises him with it after work one day.
Normative action: Mark asks Larry if he has anything to eat at his house.
Consequence: Larry goes into the kitchen and gets a bag of chips for Mark.
Normative action: Mark asks Larry if he has anything to eat at his house.
Consequence: Larry is a little annoyed with Mark and asks him to leave at once.
Divergent action: Mark goes into Larry's kitchen and makes himself a sandwich when Larry is out of the room.
Consequence: Larry is a little annoyed with Mark and asks him to leave at once.
Consequence: Larry goes into the kitchen and gets a bag of chips for Mark.
Divergent action: Mark goes into Larry's kitchen and makes himself a sandwich when Larry is out of the room.
Normative action: Carrie asks her boyfriend if they could communicate on video chat on her computer.
Consequence: Carrie enjoys seeing her boyfriend's face when they talk.
Normative action: Carrie asks her boyfriend if they could communicate on video chat on her computer.
Consequence: Carries phone bill is over one hundred and twenty dollars.
Divergent action: Carrie uses up all of her minutes, and talks to her boyfriend for long hours whenever she misses him.
Consequence: Carries phone bill is over one hundred and twenty dollars.
Consequence: Carrie enjoys seeing her boyfriend's face when they talk.
Divergent action: Carrie uses up all of her minutes, and talks to her boyfriend for long hours whenever she misses him.
Normative action: Carla tells everyone at the funeral home what a wonderful woman her friend's mother was.
Consequence: The family expresses their gratitude to Carla for her kind words.
Normative action: Carla tells everyone at the funeral home what a wonderful woman her friend's mother was.
Consequence: Carla is asked by her friend's family to leave the funeral home immediately.
Divergent action: Carla tells everyone at the funeral home about what a wretched witch the woman was.
Consequence: Carla is asked by her friend's family to leave the funeral home immediately.
Consequence: The family expresses their gratitude to Carla for her kind words.
Divergent action: Carla tells everyone at the funeral home about what a wretched witch the woman was.
Normative action: Mae takes her kids to the local zoo to see the elephants.
Consequence: Mae's children get their pictures taken while they feed the elephants peanuts.
Normative action: Mae takes her kids to the local zoo to see the elephants.
Consequence: Mae's children get into a fight because they each want to watch a different TV program.
Divergent action: Mae sits her kids in front of the television and tells them to watch something.
Consequence: Mae's children get into a fight because they each want to watch a different TV program.
Consequence: Mae's children get their pictures taken while they feed the elephants peanuts.
Divergent action: Mae sits her kids in front of the television and tells them to watch something.
Normative action: Ryan says Will probably wouldn't be interested in anybody Ryan knew/.
Consequence: Will is disappointed but thanks Ryan for trying at least.
Normative action: Ryan says Will probably wouldn't be interested in anybody Ryan knew/.
Consequence: Will is quite annoyed at Ryan following Will's first date with the woman Ryan set him up with.
Divergent action: Ryan says sure, and sets Will up with the only woman Ryan knows.
Consequence: Will is quite annoyed at Ryan following Will's first date with the woman Ryan set him up with.
Consequence: Will is disappointed but thanks Ryan for trying at least.
Divergent action: Ryan says sure, and sets Will up with the only woman Ryan knows.
Normative action: Josephine is able to conceal her plans for her children to do their top pastime together until the last moment and drops the news on them.
Consequence: Josephine's are surprised and elated by the news they get to do one of their favorite things and are filled with joy.
Normative action: Josephine is able to conceal her plans for her children to do their top pastime together until the last moment and drops the news on them.
Consequence: Josephine's children find themselves bored and miserable by being stuck doing the task.