CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: James bakes cookies and takes some over to his neighbor to cheer him up.
Consequence: James' neighbor makes small talk and eventually vents about his daughter's stubbornness.
Normative action: James bakes cookies and takes some over to his neighbor to cheer him up.
Consequence: James' neighbor tells him to get off his property before he calls the cops.
Divergent action: James knocks on the neighbor's door to ask numerous questions about why he was yelling.
Consequence: James' neighbor tells him to get off his property before he calls the cops.
Consequence: James' neighbor makes small talk and eventually vents about his daughter's stubbornness.
Divergent action: James knocks on the neighbor's door to ask numerous questions about why he was yelling.
Normative action: Sandra finds a compelling documentary that she recommends her son to watch.
Consequence: Sandra's son finds the documentary compelling and gives the religion a chance.
Normative action: Sandra finds a compelling documentary that she recommends her son to watch.
Consequence: Sandra's son becomes even more rebellious and resentful that he was forced into the religious practices.
Divergent action: Sandra makes her son go to church and sunday school to learn about the religion.
Consequence: Sandra's son becomes even more rebellious and resentful that he was forced into the religious practices.
Consequence: Sandra's son finds the documentary compelling and gives the religion a chance.
Divergent action: Sandra makes her son go to church and sunday school to learn about the religion.
Normative action: Dante regurgitates his food in the bathroom of the restaurant.
Consequence: Dante will be relieved that his friend did not see him regurgitate.
Normative action: Dante regurgitates his food in the bathroom of the restaurant.
Consequence: Dante will be embarrassed and owe his friend a new jacket.
Divergent action: Dante regurgitates his food on his friend's jacket.
Consequence: Dante will be embarrassed and owe his friend a new jacket.
Consequence: Dante will be relieved that his friend did not see him regurgitate.
Divergent action: Dante regurgitates his food on his friend's jacket.
Normative action: Zach tells Nick that unfortunately he doesn't own a watch, so he has no idea.
Consequence: Nick tells Zach thanks anyways and continues to walk down the street.
Normative action: Zach tells Nick that unfortunately he doesn't own a watch, so he has no idea.
Consequence: Nick is angry that Zach responded so aggressively to such a simple question and wonders if Zach isn't mentally ill.
Divergent action: Zach tells Nick that he's a moron for not seeing that he's not wearing a watch so Nick should realize that he doesn't know.
Consequence: Nick is angry that Zach responded so aggressively to such a simple question and wonders if Zach isn't mentally ill.
Consequence: Nick tells Zach thanks anyways and continues to walk down the street.
Divergent action: Zach tells Nick that he's a moron for not seeing that he's not wearing a watch so Nick should realize that he doesn't know.
Normative action: Megan finds Adrian and lets him know that she had fun but needs to leave because she is tired.
Consequence: Adrian thanks Megan for coming and sees her off on her way out.
Normative action: Megan finds Adrian and lets him know that she had fun but needs to leave because she is tired.
Consequence: Adrian and Megan's other friends are upset with Megan for being rude and do not invite her to the next party.
Divergent action: Megan says she is going to the bathroom but actually slips out and goes home without saying goodbye to anyone.
Consequence: Adrian and Megan's other friends are upset with Megan for being rude and do not invite her to the next party.
Consequence: Adrian thanks Megan for coming and sees her off on her way out.
Divergent action: Megan says she is going to the bathroom but actually slips out and goes home without saying goodbye to anyone.
Normative action: Sam tells his mom he'll start studying and doing his homework on a regular basis.
Consequence: Sam's mom is proud that Sam is choosing to try harder to get over an obstacle.
Normative action: Sam tells his mom he'll start studying and doing his homework on a regular basis.
Consequence: Sam's mom is appalled that Sam thinks he can bribe or use his body for sex to get his way and is concerned about him.
Divergent action: Sam tells his mom that he'll either sleep with the teachers or pay them but it'll be fine either way.
Consequence: Sam's mom is appalled that Sam thinks he can bribe or use his body for sex to get his way and is concerned about him.
Consequence: Sam's mom is proud that Sam is choosing to try harder to get over an obstacle.
Divergent action: Sam tells his mom that he'll either sleep with the teachers or pay them but it'll be fine either way.
Normative action: Buster accepts Wendy's request for divorce but asks if they can still be friends.
Consequence: Wendy agrees to Buster's proposal, and they both move on to live better lives.
Normative action: Buster accepts Wendy's request for divorce but asks if they can still be friends.
Consequence: Buster and Wendy are both deprived of moving on and finding happiness again.
Divergent action: Buster refuses to sign the divorce papers.
Consequence: Buster and Wendy are both deprived of moving on and finding happiness again.
Consequence: Wendy agrees to Buster's proposal, and they both move on to live better lives.
Divergent action: Buster refuses to sign the divorce papers.
Normative action: James tells his friend that he'll only spend time with him during the daytime where there's no alcohol.
Consequence: James and his friend gradually drift apart and James doesn't have to witness to participate in any fights.
Normative action: James tells his friend that he'll only spend time with him during the daytime where there's no alcohol.
Consequence: James' friend orders shots when James is in the bathroom and ends up getting in another fight.
Divergent action: James tries telling his friend to moderate his drinking when they go out.
Consequence: James' friend orders shots when James is in the bathroom and ends up getting in another fight.
Consequence: James and his friend gradually drift apart and James doesn't have to witness to participate in any fights.
Divergent action: James tries telling his friend to moderate his drinking when they go out.
Normative action: Jason tells Ralph he should sign up for Amazon Mechanical Turk and make some quick money.
Consequence: Ralph signs up on Amazon and finds a requester named Alexandria who pay a great wage for interesting work.
Normative action: Jason tells Ralph he should sign up for Amazon Mechanical Turk and make some quick money.
Consequence: Ralph attempts to follow Jason's instructions but is caught by the other players and severly beaten.
Divergent action: Jason tells Ralph he should set up a poker game with a stacked deck to win some quick money.
Consequence: Ralph attempts to follow Jason's instructions but is caught by the other players and severly beaten.
Consequence: Ralph signs up on Amazon and finds a requester named Alexandria who pay a great wage for interesting work.
Divergent action: Jason tells Ralph he should set up a poker game with a stacked deck to win some quick money.
Normative action: Molly works hard to find a new job as quickly as possible.
Consequence: Molly gets a job at an accounting firm and is able to get the money needed to pay her bills.
Normative action: Molly works hard to find a new job as quickly as possible.
Consequence: Molly is tracked down by police and arrested for armed robbery.
Divergent action: Molly uses a firearm to hold up a convenience store and demands cash from the register.
Consequence: Molly is tracked down by police and arrested for armed robbery.
Consequence: Molly gets a job at an accounting firm and is able to get the money needed to pay her bills.
Divergent action: Molly uses a firearm to hold up a convenience store and demands cash from the register.
Normative action: Rita tells Peter that she just wants it to be the two of them and the dog might be a distraction.
Consequence: Peter agrees that it's best if they are distraction free and agrees to leave the dog at home.
Normative action: Rita tells Peter that she just wants it to be the two of them and the dog might be a distraction.
Consequence: Peter is insulted as he loves his dog and wonders why anyone would hate a dog like that.
Divergent action: Rita tells Peter that she hates his dog, that it's a filthy animal, and she doesn't want to look at it all day.
Consequence: Peter is insulted as he loves his dog and wonders why anyone would hate a dog like that.
Consequence: Peter agrees that it's best if they are distraction free and agrees to leave the dog at home.
Divergent action: Rita tells Peter that she hates his dog, that it's a filthy animal, and she doesn't want to look at it all day.
Normative action: John mentions that the cashier forgot to give him the extra dollar they owed him.
Consequence: The cashier apologizes for their mistake, and vows to be more careful in the future.
Normative action: John mentions that the cashier forgot to give him the extra dollar they owed him.
Consequence: The cashier is really embarrassed and suffers significant anxiety around other customers from then on.
Divergent action: John loudly exclaims that the cashier was trying to shortchange him on purpose.
Consequence: The cashier is really embarrassed and suffers significant anxiety around other customers from then on.
Consequence: The cashier apologizes for their mistake, and vows to be more careful in the future.
Divergent action: John loudly exclaims that the cashier was trying to shortchange him on purpose.
Normative action: Benjamin tells the popular boy that he will report him to the teachers if he continues this behavior, and moves to another table to be around other kids.
Consequence: Benjamin makes new friends.
Normative action: Benjamin tells the popular boy that he will report him to the teachers if he continues this behavior, and moves to another table to be around other kids.
Consequence: Benjamin continues to be bullied by the popular boy and his friends.
Divergent action: Benjamin forces himself to laugh at the jokes, and he calls himself weird and ugly.
Consequence: Benjamin continues to be bullied by the popular boy and his friends.
Consequence: Benjamin makes new friends.
Divergent action: Benjamin forces himself to laugh at the jokes, and he calls himself weird and ugly.
Normative action: Sally makes her mother some soup and brings it to her before going to a friend's house.
Consequence: Sally's mother feels that Sally is kind for taking care of her while she is unwell.
Normative action: Sally makes her mother some soup and brings it to her before going to a friend's house.
Consequence: Sally's mother feels that Sally doesn't care enough about them to help when they're feeling unwell.
Divergent action: Sally goes over to her friend's house without preparing the soup her mother asked for.
Consequence: Sally's mother feels that Sally doesn't care enough about them to help when they're feeling unwell.
Consequence: Sally's mother feels that Sally is kind for taking care of her while she is unwell.
Divergent action: Sally goes over to her friend's house without preparing the soup her mother asked for.
Normative action: Rick has a direct conversation with her about his sexual preferences and shares the health information that Shelly needs.
Consequence: Shelly is grateful for his honesty and feels closer to him than she did before the conversation.
Normative action: Rick has a direct conversation with her about his sexual preferences and shares the health information that Shelly needs.
Consequence: When Rick does share his sexual preferences, Shelly is hurt by his initial dishonesty.
Divergent action: Rick give her a general overview of his health but omits the part of his sexual history which would illustrate that he is bisexual.
Consequence: When Rick does share his sexual preferences, Shelly is hurt by his initial dishonesty.
Consequence: Shelly is grateful for his honesty and feels closer to him than she did before the conversation.
Divergent action: Rick give her a general overview of his health but omits the part of his sexual history which would illustrate that he is bisexual.
Normative action: Ash offers to set Thomas up on a blind date with his sister.
Consequence: Thomas and Ash's sister fall in love during their date.
Normative action: Ash offers to set Thomas up on a blind date with his sister.
Consequence: Ash's words make Thomas feel uncomfortable.
Divergent action: Ash agrees with Thomas' observations while adding his own comments about his sister's chest.
Consequence: Ash's words make Thomas feel uncomfortable.
Consequence: Thomas and Ash's sister fall in love during their date.
Divergent action: Ash agrees with Thomas' observations while adding his own comments about his sister's chest.
Normative action: Dana tells Paul to stop bothering her as she said she will do the dishes at night.
Consequence: Paul will learn that he cannot bother Dana into doing things when he wants.
Normative action: Dana tells Paul to stop bothering her as she said she will do the dishes at night.
Consequence: Paul will think he can get Dana to do what he wants if he keeps repeating what he wants.
Divergent action: Dana tells Paul she will do the dishes during the day.
Consequence: Paul will think he can get Dana to do what he wants if he keeps repeating what he wants.
Consequence: Paul will learn that he cannot bother Dana into doing things when he wants.
Divergent action: Dana tells Paul she will do the dishes during the day.
Normative action: Mark gives gifts to all his nieces and nephews.
Consequence: They all feel loved.
Normative action: Mark gives gifts to all his nieces and nephews.
Consequence: The nephews feel bad.
Divergent action: Mark gives his gift to Leslie, his niece but does not have gifts for the nephews.
Consequence: The nephews feel bad.
Consequence: They all feel loved.
Divergent action: Mark gives his gift to Leslie, his niece but does not have gifts for the nephews.
Normative action: Sal accepts and says that he needs to clear something up with his friend.
Consequence: Sal is relieved that the issue is being approached.
Normative action: Sal accepts and says that he needs to clear something up with his friend.
Consequence: Sal doesn't feel relief and the tension builds.
Divergent action: Sal tells his friend that he's not in the mood.
Consequence: Sal doesn't feel relief and the tension builds.
Consequence: Sal is relieved that the issue is being approached.
Divergent action: Sal tells his friend that he's not in the mood.
Normative action: Dan says he'll try to help his friend study for the test as best as he can.
Consequence: Dan's friend does fairly well on their exam and manages to pass the class.
Normative action: Dan says he'll try to help his friend study for the test as best as he can.
Consequence: Dan's friend does poorly on the exam and fails their English class.
Divergent action: Dan says he won't help his friend with their exam because they're probably not going to pass the class regardless.
Consequence: Dan's friend does poorly on the exam and fails their English class.
Consequence: Dan's friend does fairly well on their exam and manages to pass the class.
Divergent action: Dan says he won't help his friend with their exam because they're probably not going to pass the class regardless.
Normative action: Wes considers his friends' advice and gets his girlfriend a perfect gift.
Consequence: Wes's friends are happy for him when she likes the gift they suggested.
Normative action: Wes considers his friends' advice and gets his girlfriend a perfect gift.
Consequence: Wes's friends are annoyed and don't offer advice in the future.
Divergent action: Wes dismisses his friends' advice and gets tickets to a sports game.
Consequence: Wes's friends are annoyed and don't offer advice in the future.
Consequence: Wes's friends are happy for him when she likes the gift they suggested.
Divergent action: Wes dismisses his friends' advice and gets tickets to a sports game.
Normative action: Vinny saves half of his pot pie for later so that he has enough time to brush his teeth before his dentist's appointment.
Consequence: Vinny's dentist is able to take care of his teeth without dealing with any odors or food particles.
Normative action: Vinny saves half of his pot pie for later so that he has enough time to brush his teeth before his dentist's appointment.
Consequence: VInny's dentist has to pick out all of the broccoli and carrot pieces that are stuck in his teeth.
Divergent action: Not wanting to be late, Vinny rushes out to head to his dentist's appointment without brushing his teeth first.
Consequence: VInny's dentist has to pick out all of the broccoli and carrot pieces that are stuck in his teeth.
Consequence: Vinny's dentist is able to take care of his teeth without dealing with any odors or food particles.
Divergent action: Not wanting to be late, Vinny rushes out to head to his dentist's appointment without brushing his teeth first.
Normative action: Leah tells Ben about her concerns and asks him directly what is going on and why he has been acting different.
Consequence: Ben and Leah have an open conversation about what is going on in their lives and both commit to doing better for each other.
Normative action: Leah tells Ben about her concerns and asks him directly what is going on and why he has been acting different.
Consequence: Ben is angry at Leah for not trusting him and invading his privacy and is not willing to work on the relationship.
Divergent action: Leah waits until Ben is at work to use his laptop and go through his social media accounts.
Consequence: Ben is angry at Leah for not trusting him and invading his privacy and is not willing to work on the relationship.
Consequence: Ben and Leah have an open conversation about what is going on in their lives and both commit to doing better for each other.
Divergent action: Leah waits until Ben is at work to use his laptop and go through his social media accounts.
Normative action: Alicia looks up her doctor's contact information and calls them to make an appointment.
Consequence: Alicia gets over her fear of doing new things and feels more confident taking on adult responsibilities in the future.
Normative action: Alicia looks up her doctor's contact information and calls them to make an appointment.
Consequence: Alicia continues to rely on her mom to make appointments for her and never becomes fully independent.
Divergent action: Alicia calls her mom and asks her mom to make a doctor's appointment for her like she always has.
Consequence: Alicia continues to rely on her mom to make appointments for her and never becomes fully independent.
Consequence: Alicia gets over her fear of doing new things and feels more confident taking on adult responsibilities in the future.
Divergent action: Alicia calls her mom and asks her mom to make a doctor's appointment for her like she always has.
Normative action: James makes his cousin a home-made pan of his favorite fudge.
Consequence: James' cousin thanks James for the treat and offers him a piece.
Normative action: James makes his cousin a home-made pan of his favorite fudge.
Consequence: James' cousin notices the gift card isn't working but doesn't bother to bring it up.
Divergent action: James gives his cousin a gift card which he's already completely used up.
Consequence: James' cousin notices the gift card isn't working but doesn't bother to bring it up.
Consequence: James' cousin thanks James for the treat and offers him a piece.
Divergent action: James gives his cousin a gift card which he's already completely used up.
Normative action: Tate tells his cousin that he's allowed to support whatever religion he wants.
Consequence: Tate's cousin feels relieved and feels less pressure to have to go to church.
Normative action: Tate tells his cousin that he's allowed to support whatever religion he wants.
Consequence: Tate's cousin feels guilty and feels like Tate is judging him.
Divergent action: Tate tells his cousin that he;ll never come to heaven if he never comes to church.
Consequence: Tate's cousin feels guilty and feels like Tate is judging him.
Consequence: Tate's cousin feels relieved and feels less pressure to have to go to church.
Divergent action: Tate tells his cousin that he;ll never come to heaven if he never comes to church.
Normative action: Brian gives his son extra coaching at home, so he can improve his skills and play more.
Consequence: Brian's son gets better at soccer and shares a bonding experience with his dad.
Normative action: Brian gives his son extra coaching at home, so he can improve his skills and play more.
Consequence: The other kids notice Brian's son is getting special treatment and are mean to him because they are upset.
Divergent action: Brian puts his son in games more often than the other kids so his son has a chance to play more.
Consequence: The other kids notice Brian's son is getting special treatment and are mean to him because they are upset.
Consequence: Brian's son gets better at soccer and shares a bonding experience with his dad.
Divergent action: Brian puts his son in games more often than the other kids so his son has a chance to play more.
Normative action: Ash brings up the best times they had watching movies together.
Consequence: They have fun talking about their best times in the movie theater.
Normative action: Ash brings up the best times they had watching movies together.
Consequence: They spend an hour talking about terrible, terrible films.
Divergent action: Ash mentions the worst movies they ever saw together.
Consequence: They spend an hour talking about terrible, terrible films.
Consequence: They have fun talking about their best times in the movie theater.
Divergent action: Ash mentions the worst movies they ever saw together.
Normative action: Neil asks his wife if she is having an affair with her co-worker because he wants to hear her side.
Consequence: Neil's wife lets him know that she was just bantering with her co-worker but will stop if it upsets him.
Normative action: Neil asks his wife if she is having an affair with her co-worker because he wants to hear her side.
Consequence: Neil's wife is hurt by Neil's behavior and decides to leave him.
Divergent action: Neil has difficulty controlling his temper and hits his wife in the face when she gets home from work.
Consequence: Neil's wife is hurt by Neil's behavior and decides to leave him.
Consequence: Neil's wife lets him know that she was just bantering with her co-worker but will stop if it upsets him.
Divergent action: Neil has difficulty controlling his temper and hits his wife in the face when she gets home from work.
Normative action: Grant talks to his family, and he was ashamed that he had no money for a tip.
Consequence: Grant's family conforts him and tells him that he should be happy to have made it home at all.
Normative action: Grant talks to his family, and he was ashamed that he had no money for a tip.
Consequence: His family is upset but Grant kept talking about bringing the tipping system down.
Divergent action: Grant brags to his family that he didn't tip and paid only the fair.
Consequence: His family is upset but Grant kept talking about bringing the tipping system down.
Consequence: Grant's family conforts him and tells him that he should be happy to have made it home at all.
Divergent action: Grant brags to his family that he didn't tip and paid only the fair.
Normative action: Kent decides that he should save his rants on the leader for when it's appropriate to do so.
Consequence: Kent's friends appreciate that he's not ranting about the politician right now.
Normative action: Kent decides that he should save his rants on the leader for when it's appropriate to do so.
Consequence: Kent's rant bores is friends who don't care about politics and don't like the rudeness.
Divergent action: Kent rants about the leader and how stupid and such he must be.
Consequence: Kent's rant bores is friends who don't care about politics and don't like the rudeness.