CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Frank does not do his part of the project.
Consequence: Everyone on the team fails the project.
Consequence: The team is able to complete the project.
Divergent action: Frank does not do his part of the project.
Normative action: Frank decides to throw a party welcoming all the freshmen.
Consequence: The freshman class feels accepted in their new group.
Normative action: Frank decides to throw a party welcoming all the freshmen.
Consequence: The new initiates resent their fraternity brothers.
Divergent action: Frank decides to haze the new brothers by making them act like servants for the older brothers.
Consequence: The new initiates resent their fraternity brothers.
Consequence: The freshman class feels accepted in their new group.
Divergent action: Frank decides to haze the new brothers by making them act like servants for the older brothers.
Normative action: Josh knocks on his neighbor's door and asks him if he can get his ball.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor goes to the backyard and gets the ball for Josh himself.
Normative action: Josh knocks on his neighbor's door and asks him if he can get his ball.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor sees him in the yard and calls the cops to report him for trespassing.
Divergent action: Josh climbs over the fence and sneaks into his neighbor's yard to get the ball.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor sees him in the yard and calls the cops to report him for trespassing.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor goes to the backyard and gets the ball for Josh himself.
Divergent action: Josh climbs over the fence and sneaks into his neighbor's yard to get the ball.
Normative action: Mike explains to his boss from his point of view.
Consequence: Mike's boss realizes he was wrong and gives him a promotion.
Normative action: Mike explains to his boss from his point of view.
Consequence: Mike's boss is humiliated and fires him from his job.
Divergent action: Mike tells his boss that he is a stupid idiot and tells him that he is completely wrong.
Consequence: Mike's boss is humiliated and fires him from his job.
Consequence: Mike's boss realizes he was wrong and gives him a promotion.
Divergent action: Mike tells his boss that he is a stupid idiot and tells him that he is completely wrong.
Normative action: Mark grabs the child and calls the police to come take the child somewhere safe.
Consequence: The police come and take the child to a shelter where it's fed and taken care of.
Normative action: Mark grabs the child and calls the police to come take the child somewhere safe.
Consequence: The child continues to crawl around the street by itself until it passes out from hunger and exhaustion and dies.
Divergent action: Mark grabs the child and puts it back on the sidewalk before walking away.
Consequence: The child continues to crawl around the street by itself until it passes out from hunger and exhaustion and dies.
Consequence: The police come and take the child to a shelter where it's fed and taken care of.
Divergent action: Mark grabs the child and puts it back on the sidewalk before walking away.
Normative action: Sam asks Oliver how many copies he needs printed and if he could help with anything else.
Consequence: Oliver is grateful for Sam's help and treats him to lunch.
Normative action: Sam asks Oliver how many copies he needs printed and if he could help with anything else.
Consequence: Oliver looks irritated with Sam and two have a strained working relationship.
Divergent action: Sam tells Oliver that he can do it himself because Sam was about to go on break in 30 minutes.
Consequence: Oliver looks irritated with Sam and two have a strained working relationship.
Consequence: Oliver is grateful for Sam's help and treats him to lunch.
Divergent action: Sam tells Oliver that he can do it himself because Sam was about to go on break in 30 minutes.
Normative action: James makes the students put their phones face down on their desks and reads the confiscated notes out loud.
Consequence: The students are more attentive and answer more of James' questions.
Normative action: James makes the students put their phones face down on their desks and reads the confiscated notes out loud.
Consequence: A few of James' students start crying and many of them complain to their parents.
Divergent action: James raises his voice and tells his students they'll all be lucky to get jobs at Burger King.
Consequence: A few of James' students start crying and many of them complain to their parents.
Consequence: The students are more attentive and answer more of James' questions.
Divergent action: James raises his voice and tells his students they'll all be lucky to get jobs at Burger King.
Normative action: Sam tells Taylor about the restaurant he's going to and asks if she's ever been.
Consequence: Taylor says that she has and tells him about a special dish the restaurant serves that's not listed on the menu.
Normative action: Sam tells Taylor about the restaurant he's going to and asks if she's ever been.
Consequence: Taylor doesn't feel like she's part of the conversation and begins scrolling through her social media accounts on her phone.
Divergent action: Sam tells Taylor about the restaurant he's going to for dinner, talking over her every time she tries to interject something.
Consequence: Taylor doesn't feel like she's part of the conversation and begins scrolling through her social media accounts on her phone.
Consequence: Taylor says that she has and tells him about a special dish the restaurant serves that's not listed on the menu.
Divergent action: Sam tells Taylor about the restaurant he's going to for dinner, talking over her every time she tries to interject something.
Normative action: Troy visits his parents every weekend.
Consequence: Troy's parents will feel that they're an important part of his life.
Normative action: Troy visits his parents every weekend.
Consequence: Troy's parents will feel that they aren't important to Troy anymore.
Divergent action: Troy visits his parents once a year.
Consequence: Troy's parents will feel that they aren't important to Troy anymore.
Consequence: Troy's parents will feel that they're an important part of his life.
Divergent action: Troy visits his parents once a year.
Normative action: Wally finds one girl and dates her, going out with her on special weekends or during important events.
Consequence: The girl that Wally chose sees him frequently and doesn't feel neglected without being too close to him.
Normative action: Wally finds one girl and dates her, going out with her on special weekends or during important events.
Consequence: None of the girls are satisfied as Wally is rarely around for any one of them, and they all eventually leave him.
Divergent action: Wally meets and starts dating several girls in different locations, flying out to see each one on different weekends.
Consequence: None of the girls are satisfied as Wally is rarely around for any one of them, and they all eventually leave him.
Consequence: The girl that Wally chose sees him frequently and doesn't feel neglected without being too close to him.
Divergent action: Wally meets and starts dating several girls in different locations, flying out to see each one on different weekends.
Normative action: Carey flashes her headlights to let them know she wants to pass, then waits for an opening.
Consequence: The trucks eventually stagger their positions, and Carey is able to drive past them.
Normative action: Carey flashes her headlights to let them know she wants to pass, then waits for an opening.
Consequence: The trucks swerve to the sides and Carey nearly crashes her car.
Divergent action: Carey drives between the trucks, scraping along each side of her car.
Consequence: The trucks swerve to the sides and Carey nearly crashes her car.
Consequence: The trucks eventually stagger their positions, and Carey is able to drive past them.
Divergent action: Carey drives between the trucks, scraping along each side of her car.
Normative action: Seth picks up a can of corn and puts it into the cart.
Consequence: The manager of the store offers to ring up Seth himself.
Normative action: Seth picks up a can of corn and puts it into the cart.
Consequence: The manager of the store sees Seth and asks him to leave the store.
Divergent action: Seth picks up cans of corn from the shelves and starts to make a tower with them.
Consequence: The manager of the store sees Seth and asks him to leave the store.
Consequence: The manager of the store offers to ring up Seth himself.
Divergent action: Seth picks up cans of corn from the shelves and starts to make a tower with them.
Normative action: Victor eats a steak, mashed potatoes, a salad, and a dessert for lunch.
Consequence: Victor is satisfied and full until it is time for dinner later.
Normative action: Victor eats a steak, mashed potatoes, a salad, and a dessert for lunch.
Consequence: Victor is sick afterwords and is stuck in the bathroom all day.
Divergent action: Victor stacks four plates of food high and eats all the food.
Consequence: Victor is sick afterwords and is stuck in the bathroom all day.
Consequence: Victor is satisfied and full until it is time for dinner later.
Divergent action: Victor stacks four plates of food high and eats all the food.
Normative action: Steve tells his friend that he needs to use the restroom.
Consequence: Steve's friend pulls into a gas station and lets him use the restroom there.
Normative action: Steve tells his friend that he needs to use the restroom.
Consequence: Steve's friend pulls into a gas station and leaves him there.
Divergent action: Steve poops in his pants in the back of his friend's car.
Consequence: Steve's friend pulls into a gas station and leaves him there.
Consequence: Steve's friend pulls into a gas station and lets him use the restroom there.
Divergent action: Steve poops in his pants in the back of his friend's car.
Normative action: Jenna tells Alanna she knows she's been really stressed lately, and she (Jenna) won't tell Alanna's boyfriend.
Consequence: Alanna hugs Jenna and thanks her for being so understanding about this.
Normative action: Jenna tells Alanna she knows she's been really stressed lately, and she (Jenna) won't tell Alanna's boyfriend.
Consequence: Alanna trusts Jenna less and stops telling her anything really personal.
Divergent action: Jenna tells Alanna's boyfriend in the name of improving her health.
Consequence: Alanna trusts Jenna less and stops telling her anything really personal.
Consequence: Alanna hugs Jenna and thanks her for being so understanding about this.
Divergent action: Jenna tells Alanna's boyfriend in the name of improving her health.
Normative action: Dwayne mentions to the customer that the dress she selected runs very small and says most people need a size up.
Consequence: The customer agrees to try on a larger size and doesn't feel insulted.
Normative action: Dwayne mentions to the customer that the dress she selected runs very small and says most people need a size up.
Consequence: The customer is embarrassed and infuriated, insisting on speaking to the manager about Dwayne's rudeness.
Divergent action: Dwayne asks the customer if she thinks somebody of her level of activity could truly fit into the dress she selected.
Consequence: The customer is embarrassed and infuriated, insisting on speaking to the manager about Dwayne's rudeness.
Consequence: The customer agrees to try on a larger size and doesn't feel insulted.
Divergent action: Dwayne asks the customer if she thinks somebody of her level of activity could truly fit into the dress she selected.
Normative action: Jake asks Brad if he can take a photo with him.
Consequence: Brad is willing to take the photo since Jake asked nicely.
Normative action: Jake asks Brad if he can take a photo with him.
Consequence: Brad ends up seeing the photo on social media and feels creeped out.
Divergent action: Jack takes his phone out and sneaks a photo of Brad while he's eating.
Consequence: Brad ends up seeing the photo on social media and feels creeped out.
Consequence: Brad is willing to take the photo since Jake asked nicely.
Divergent action: Jack takes his phone out and sneaks a photo of Brad while he's eating.
Normative action: Mazz discusses his performance with the team.
Consequence: Mazz gets some pointers and feels supported.
Normative action: Mazz discusses his performance with the team.
Consequence: Mazz is criticized and feels foolish and inadequate.
Divergent action: Mazz cites the refs and opponents aggression as the cause of his performance.
Consequence: Mazz is criticized and feels foolish and inadequate.
Consequence: Mazz gets some pointers and feels supported.
Divergent action: Mazz cites the refs and opponents aggression as the cause of his performance.
Normative action: Dave tells the group that he's in desperate need of money and that he's sorry he crossed the line.
Consequence: Dave's friends are concerned for Dave's financial situation and forgive him for his bad deed.
Normative action: Dave tells the group that he's in desperate need of money and that he's sorry he crossed the line.
Consequence: Dave's friends are all angry with Dave for being so evil and shallow and vow to cut him off.
Divergent action: Dave tells the group that he just loves the thrill of getting away with such things, and they should try it sometime.
Consequence: Dave's friends are all angry with Dave for being so evil and shallow and vow to cut him off.
Consequence: Dave's friends are concerned for Dave's financial situation and forgive him for his bad deed.
Divergent action: Dave tells the group that he just loves the thrill of getting away with such things, and they should try it sometime.
Normative action: Jenna asks her boyfriend what they could do to make their relationship better.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend says he wishes she listened to him more, and Jenna agrees to try.
Normative action: Jenna asks her boyfriend what they could do to make their relationship better.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend insists on accompanying her to the doctor and finds out she's faking.
Divergent action: Jenna buys a fake pregnancy test off the Internet and tells her boyfriend she's pregnant.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend insists on accompanying her to the doctor and finds out she's faking.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend says he wishes she listened to him more, and Jenna agrees to try.
Divergent action: Jenna buys a fake pregnancy test off the Internet and tells her boyfriend she's pregnant.
Normative action: Trevor hits his opponent with a punch.
Consequence: Trevor makes a positive impression on the judges.
Normative action: Trevor hits his opponent with a punch.
Consequence: Trevor get a point deducted by the judges.
Divergent action: Trevor hits his opponent with an elbow strike.
Consequence: Trevor get a point deducted by the judges.
Consequence: Trevor makes a positive impression on the judges.
Divergent action: Trevor hits his opponent with an elbow strike.
Normative action: One of Arnie's friends wants to comment and Arnie lets him finish, then replies, then continues.
Consequence: The other friends eagerly try to get in on the comments and dialouge.
Normative action: One of Arnie's friends wants to comment and Arnie lets him finish, then replies, then continues.
Consequence: Arnie's friends eventually don't want to listen to Arnie anymore.
Divergent action: One of Arnie's friends wants to comment and Arnie interrupts him.
Consequence: Arnie's friends eventually don't want to listen to Arnie anymore.
Consequence: The other friends eagerly try to get in on the comments and dialouge.
Divergent action: One of Arnie's friends wants to comment and Arnie interrupts him.
Normative action: Roland eats one of the desserts, wraps the plate in saran wrap, and takes the rest of the desserts home to eat later.
Consequence: Roland maintains control of his weight and keeps his blood sugar levels in check, sparing him from diabetes.
Normative action: Roland eats one of the desserts, wraps the plate in saran wrap, and takes the rest of the desserts home to eat later.
Consequence: Roland gains weight and becomes susceptible to diabetes because of his high sugar intake and weight gain.
Divergent action: Roland takes the plate and eats every single piece of dessert that his wife picked out for him.
Consequence: Roland gains weight and becomes susceptible to diabetes because of his high sugar intake and weight gain.
Consequence: Roland maintains control of his weight and keeps his blood sugar levels in check, sparing him from diabetes.
Divergent action: Roland takes the plate and eats every single piece of dessert that his wife picked out for him.
Normative action: Noah asks if another position is open in the company that better reflects his personal strengths.
Consequence: Noah feels at home with his new job.
Normative action: Noah asks if another position is open in the company that better reflects his personal strengths.
Consequence: Noah is fired when he makes a big mistake that costs his new employer thousands of dollars.
Divergent action: Noah tells the interviewer that he is an expert with five years of experience.
Consequence: Noah is fired when he makes a big mistake that costs his new employer thousands of dollars.
Consequence: Noah feels at home with his new job.
Divergent action: Noah tells the interviewer that he is an expert with five years of experience.
Normative action: Chad tells the widow that he'll be there whenever she needs him.
Consequence: The widow feels supported and thinks that Chad is a kind person.
Normative action: Chad tells the widow that he'll be there whenever she needs him.
Consequence: The widow feels that Chad is trying to take advantage of her.
Divergent action: Chad tells the widow that he's single in case she's interested.
Consequence: The widow feels that Chad is trying to take advantage of her.
Consequence: The widow feels supported and thinks that Chad is a kind person.
Divergent action: Chad tells the widow that he's single in case she's interested.
Normative action: Walt signals to another lane and gets out of the way of the other driver.
Consequence: Walt and the other driver avoid each other on the road.
Normative action: Walt signals to another lane and gets out of the way of the other driver.
Consequence: Walt and the other driver stop their cars and get into a fight.
Divergent action: Walt honks back many times and drives very close to the other driver to tell them to pull over.
Consequence: Walt and the other driver stop their cars and get into a fight.
Consequence: Walt and the other driver avoid each other on the road.
Divergent action: Walt honks back many times and drives very close to the other driver to tell them to pull over.
Normative action: Sean take it easy on his opponent and works to beat him by getting a choke in.
Consequence: Sean's opponent is not permanently damaged and gets to live their life pain free.
Normative action: Sean take it easy on his opponent and works to beat him by getting a choke in.
Consequence: Sean's opponent could end up with brain damage and will feel pain for a long time.
Divergent action: Sean wants to teach his opponent a lesson and doesn't hold back.
Consequence: Sean's opponent could end up with brain damage and will feel pain for a long time.
Consequence: Sean's opponent is not permanently damaged and gets to live their life pain free.
Divergent action: Sean wants to teach his opponent a lesson and doesn't hold back.
Normative action: Gary says that he was the one that caused the dent.
Consequence: Gary's brother will not get in trouble.
Normative action: Gary says that he was the one that caused the dent.
Consequence: Gary's brother will get in trouble for Gary's mistake.
Divergent action: Gary says the dent was caused by his brother.
Consequence: Gary's brother will get in trouble for Gary's mistake.
Consequence: Gary's brother will not get in trouble.
Divergent action: Gary says the dent was caused by his brother.
Normative action: Bart decides that even 99 cents can add up, so he limits how many songs he can buy.
Consequence: Bart avoids ever getting a massive bill for downloading songs.
Normative action: Bart decides that even 99 cents can add up, so he limits how many songs he can buy.
Consequence: Bart gets grounded until his allowance pays off the $1200.
Divergent action: Bart gets a bill for $1200 because he bought so many songs.
Consequence: Bart gets grounded until his allowance pays off the $1200.
Consequence: Bart avoids ever getting a massive bill for downloading songs.
Divergent action: Bart gets a bill for $1200 because he bought so many songs.
Normative action: Will decides to bring it up himself so that he can bring it up at a time in his life when paying it back would not hurt him.
Consequence: Will pays his friend back all the money he owes him.
Normative action: Will decides to bring it up himself so that he can bring it up at a time in his life when paying it back would not hurt him.
Consequence: Unfortunately his friend brings it up at a time when Will has very little money to get by.
Divergent action: Will stays quiet and hopes that either his friend won't bring it up or will get the amount wrong.
Consequence: Unfortunately his friend brings it up at a time when Will has very little money to get by.
Consequence: Will pays his friend back all the money he owes him.
Divergent action: Will stays quiet and hopes that either his friend won't bring it up or will get the amount wrong.
Normative action: Steve finds a comfortable sleeping position that allows enough room for him and his wife.
Consequence: Steve and Jill sleep through the night without any issues.
Normative action: Steve finds a comfortable sleeping position that allows enough room for him and his wife.
Consequence: Jill is left with such little room that she falls off the bed in the middle of the night.
Divergent action: Steve sprawls his entire body across the bed.
Consequence: Jill is left with such little room that she falls off the bed in the middle of the night.
Consequence: Steve and Jill sleep through the night without any issues.
Divergent action: Steve sprawls his entire body across the bed.
Normative action: Finn drives to his friend's house and listens to the album on his friend's home theater system.
Consequence: Finn and his friend have fun singing to the music.
Normative action: Finn drives to his friend's house and listens to the album on his friend's home theater system.
Consequence: Finn's mother snaps at him for his actions.
Divergent action: Finn plays the album in the living room.
Consequence: Finn's mother snaps at him for his actions.
Consequence: Finn and his friend have fun singing to the music.
Divergent action: Finn plays the album in the living room.
Normative action: James agrees to attend the potlucks but says that he'll have to bring store-bought food.
Consequence: James brings a big bucket of store-bought mac and cheese, which is quite popular.
Normative action: James agrees to attend the potlucks but says that he'll have to bring store-bought food.
Consequence: James' neighbors think that he's oddly reclusive, and James sometimes feels lonely.
Divergent action: James turns down all invitations to the neighborhood potlucks and spends his time watching TV.
Consequence: James' neighbors think that he's oddly reclusive, and James sometimes feels lonely.
Consequence: James brings a big bucket of store-bought mac and cheese, which is quite popular.
Divergent action: James turns down all invitations to the neighborhood potlucks and spends his time watching TV.
Normative action: Jeff bets his friends that he can hit the fire with a rock thrown from 50 feet away, and he ends up doing it.
Consequence: Jeff feels accomplished and his friends are impressed by his throwing arm.
Normative action: Jeff bets his friends that he can hit the fire with a rock thrown from 50 feet away, and he ends up doing it.
Consequence: Jeff burns himself in a few places and his friends are embarrassed by the incident.
Divergent action: Jeff bets his friends he can jump over the fire, but stumbles and falls into it.
Consequence: Jeff burns himself in a few places and his friends are embarrassed by the incident.