CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Jessica gets paid for her time spent at jury duty that day.
Divergent action: Jessica skips jury duty to meet her friends at the restaurant.
Normative action: Albert tells his girlfriend that they can take better trips because he got a promotion.
Consequence: Albert's girlfriend will enjoy spending time with him.
Normative action: Albert tells his girlfriend that they can take better trips because he got a promotion.
Consequence: Albert's girlfriend will want to break up with him.
Divergent action: Albert tells his girlfriend that she's not as a smart as him or else she would have his work position.
Consequence: Albert's girlfriend will want to break up with him.
Consequence: Albert's girlfriend will enjoy spending time with him.
Divergent action: Albert tells his girlfriend that she's not as a smart as him or else she would have his work position.
Normative action: Alex knows he's about to sneeze so excuses himself and does so in the bathroom with a tissue.
Consequence: Mary is able to remain safe from getting sick.
Normative action: Alex knows he's about to sneeze so excuses himself and does so in the bathroom with a tissue.
Consequence: Mary catches Alex's cold and is grossed out.
Divergent action: Alex knows he's about to sneeze but remains seated and gets mucus on Mary.
Consequence: Mary catches Alex's cold and is grossed out.
Consequence: Mary is able to remain safe from getting sick.
Divergent action: Alex knows he's about to sneeze but remains seated and gets mucus on Mary.
Normative action: Sara patiently explains to her child why she can't purchase the toy, telling him he will be in trouble if he doesn't behave.
Consequence: The child knows that he must act nice in the store and will not be rewarded for bad behavior, so he acts very good.
Normative action: Sara patiently explains to her child why she can't purchase the toy, telling him he will be in trouble if he doesn't behave.
Consequence: The child learns that if he acts bad in the store, Sara will reward him with a toy, so he always acts up in the store.
Divergent action: Sara immediately gives the toy to her child to pay for later, and he no longer cries and begins playing with it.
Consequence: The child learns that if he acts bad in the store, Sara will reward him with a toy, so he always acts up in the store.
Consequence: The child knows that he must act nice in the store and will not be rewarded for bad behavior, so he acts very good.
Divergent action: Sara immediately gives the toy to her child to pay for later, and he no longer cries and begins playing with it.
Normative action: Mikah purchases condoms online and uses one with Jeff once they come in.
Consequence: Mikah and Jeff have a healthy sex life and are able to complete their final year of college.
Normative action: Mikah purchases condoms online and uses one with Jeff once they come in.
Consequence: Mikah ends up pregnant and is forced to drop out of college.
Divergent action: Too embarrassed to go out and purchase condoms, Mikah has sex with Jeff without one.
Consequence: Mikah ends up pregnant and is forced to drop out of college.
Consequence: Mikah and Jeff have a healthy sex life and are able to complete their final year of college.
Divergent action: Too embarrassed to go out and purchase condoms, Mikah has sex with Jeff without one.
Normative action: Terry tells his friends a very amusing story.
Consequence: Terry's friends think he is the funniest person ever - they love him.
Normative action: Terry tells his friends a very amusing story.
Consequence: Terry's friends laugh but think Terry is kind of disgusting.
Divergent action: Terry grabs a nearby garbage can and empties the content out on his own head.
Consequence: Terry's friends laugh but think Terry is kind of disgusting.
Consequence: Terry's friends think he is the funniest person ever - they love him.
Divergent action: Terry grabs a nearby garbage can and empties the content out on his own head.
Normative action: Mark pulls over and accepts the ticket written to him by the police officer.
Consequence: Mark pays the ticket and experiences no further issues from this incident.
Normative action: Mark pulls over and accepts the ticket written to him by the police officer.
Consequence: Mark does not get far before getting caught, arrested and charged according to his offenses.
Divergent action: Mark decides to floor it and make an attempt to escape the police.
Consequence: Mark does not get far before getting caught, arrested and charged according to his offenses.
Consequence: Mark pays the ticket and experiences no further issues from this incident.
Divergent action: Mark decides to floor it and make an attempt to escape the police.
Normative action: Wayne drives to a border checkpoint and crosses over into the US.
Consequence: Wayne has a good time on his trip to the United States.
Normative action: Wayne drives to a border checkpoint and crosses over into the US.
Consequence: Wayne is arrested for coming into the US illegally.
Divergent action: Wayne takes a back road into the US because he has no passport.
Consequence: Wayne is arrested for coming into the US illegally.
Consequence: Wayne has a good time on his trip to the United States.
Divergent action: Wayne takes a back road into the US because he has no passport.
Normative action: Mike tells Tony that he needs to go outside and mow the lawn and do other yard work.
Consequence: Tony learns the value of a good day of work and also gets a bunch of productive chores done.
Normative action: Mike tells Tony that he needs to go outside and mow the lawn and do other yard work.
Consequence: Tony wastes his time watching films and does nothing productive with his day.
Divergent action: Mike tells Tony that he should go find a movie to watch on Netflix.
Consequence: Tony wastes his time watching films and does nothing productive with his day.
Consequence: Tony learns the value of a good day of work and also gets a bunch of productive chores done.
Divergent action: Mike tells Tony that he should go find a movie to watch on Netflix.
Normative action: Jenna puts Ronnie in time out for a few minutes and temporarily takes his favorite toy away until he is ready to behave.
Consequence: Ronnie realizes that he has been bad and tries to stop.
Normative action: Jenna puts Ronnie in time out for a few minutes and temporarily takes his favorite toy away until he is ready to behave.
Consequence: Ronnie cries and Jenna gets in trouble when Ronnie tells his parents what happened.
Divergent action: Jenna slaps Ronnie the next time he does something he's not supposed to.
Consequence: Ronnie cries and Jenna gets in trouble when Ronnie tells his parents what happened.
Consequence: Ronnie realizes that he has been bad and tries to stop.
Divergent action: Jenna slaps Ronnie the next time he does something he's not supposed to.
Normative action: Lisa develops her relationship with Ben which leads to marriage and then a baby.
Consequence: Ben is committed to Lisa and Lisa feels supported while they raise their baby.
Normative action: Lisa develops her relationship with Ben which leads to marriage and then a baby.
Consequence: Ben does not feel committed to Lisa and leaves Lisa alone to take care of the baby.
Divergent action: Lisa has a baby with Ben while they are still dating.
Consequence: Ben does not feel committed to Lisa and leaves Lisa alone to take care of the baby.
Consequence: Ben is committed to Lisa and Lisa feels supported while they raise their baby.
Divergent action: Lisa has a baby with Ben while they are still dating.
Normative action: Mandy tells Cindy that she can have a piece or two or as many as she wants.
Consequence: Cindy laughs at the idea of having more than one piece and thanks her friend for sharing the gum with her.
Normative action: Mandy tells Cindy that she can have a piece or two or as many as she wants.
Consequence: Cindy is disgusted by how cheap and selfish Mandy is being by not sharing simple gum.
Divergent action: Mandy tells Cindy that she can't give her any because she needs to save some for later.
Consequence: Cindy is disgusted by how cheap and selfish Mandy is being by not sharing simple gum.
Consequence: Cindy laughs at the idea of having more than one piece and thanks her friend for sharing the gum with her.
Divergent action: Mandy tells Cindy that she can't give her any because she needs to save some for later.
Normative action: Frank gives his grandson gifts and points out [so that is son hears] that he'll be asking later what he's done with the gift.
Consequence: Frank keeps checking if his grandson still has the gifts so his son can't take them without his knowing.
Normative action: Frank gives his grandson gifts and points out [so that is son hears] that he'll be asking later what he's done with the gift.
Consequence: To his grandson it appears that Frank is the unfair one since he's never giving any gifts out.
Divergent action: Frank decides not to give his grandson a gift since he doesn't want his greedy son taking it.
Consequence: To his grandson it appears that Frank is the unfair one since he's never giving any gifts out.
Consequence: Frank keeps checking if his grandson still has the gifts so his son can't take them without his knowing.
Divergent action: Frank decides not to give his grandson a gift since he doesn't want his greedy son taking it.
Normative action: Martha thinks about looking in Crystal's diary to see what she's up to but decides to ask her face to face.
Consequence: Crystal and her mother have a good talk about what is going on in Crystal's life.
Normative action: Martha thinks about looking in Crystal's diary to see what she's up to but decides to ask her face to face.
Consequence: Crystal sees her mother reading her diary and gets upset that she is invading her privacy.
Divergent action: Martha sees Crystal's diary on her desk and reads it to see if she can find out what she's up to.
Consequence: Crystal sees her mother reading her diary and gets upset that she is invading her privacy.
Consequence: Crystal and her mother have a good talk about what is going on in Crystal's life.
Divergent action: Martha sees Crystal's diary on her desk and reads it to see if she can find out what she's up to.
Normative action: Ellen tells Rebecca that while she doesn't like it as much as her old haircut, she still pulls it off well.
Consequence: Rebecca takes Ellen's input into consideration and decides to go back to the hairdresser to improve the hairstyle.
Normative action: Ellen tells Rebecca that while she doesn't like it as much as her old haircut, she still pulls it off well.
Consequence: Rebecca's feelings are hurt, and she feels really ugly.
Divergent action: Ellen tells Rebecca that the haircut looks really bad and that she should get it fixed.
Consequence: Rebecca's feelings are hurt, and she feels really ugly.
Consequence: Rebecca takes Ellen's input into consideration and decides to go back to the hairdresser to improve the hairstyle.
Divergent action: Ellen tells Rebecca that the haircut looks really bad and that she should get it fixed.
Normative action: John interjects that, while he appreciates his father in laws efforts to provide everyone with a good meal, he already has a selection in mind for himself.
Consequence: John's in laws will not be hurt or offended by his behavior and his wife will not feel embarrassment about how he reacted to his father in law.
Normative action: John interjects that, while he appreciates his father in laws efforts to provide everyone with a good meal, he already has a selection in mind for himself.
Consequence: John's wife is embarrassed by the way he expressed himself and his in-laws feel hurt by his tone.
Divergent action: John tells his father-in-law that he is tired of being treated like a child, and he doesn't appreciate the way his in-laws behave when they go out together.
Consequence: John's wife is embarrassed by the way he expressed himself and his in-laws feel hurt by his tone.
Consequence: John's in laws will not be hurt or offended by his behavior and his wife will not feel embarrassment about how he reacted to his father in law.
Divergent action: John tells his father-in-law that he is tired of being treated like a child, and he doesn't appreciate the way his in-laws behave when they go out together.
Normative action: Bob tells Wendy that of course he's inviting Jim they're best friends after all.
Consequence: Wendy is happy to hear that Bob is going to invite Jim and that he is good at maintaining friendships.
Normative action: Bob tells Wendy that of course he's inviting Jim they're best friends after all.
Consequence: Wendy is surprised at how mean Bob is being to Jim for seemingly no reason and feels awkward around Bob.
Divergent action: Bob tells Wendy that he's definitely not inviting Jim because Jim doesn't deserve to be there.
Consequence: Wendy is surprised at how mean Bob is being to Jim for seemingly no reason and feels awkward around Bob.
Consequence: Wendy is happy to hear that Bob is going to invite Jim and that he is good at maintaining friendships.
Divergent action: Bob tells Wendy that he's definitely not inviting Jim because Jim doesn't deserve to be there.
Normative action: Gil helps his wife identify effective work strategies so that she can succeed without burning herself out.
Consequence: Gil's wife is very successful, and she feels supported and loved by Gil.
Normative action: Gil helps his wife identify effective work strategies so that she can succeed without burning herself out.
Consequence: Gil's wife's career progresses, but she is tired and feels Gil does not care about her well-being.
Divergent action: Gil insists that his wife work more hours and take on more projects.
Consequence: Gil's wife's career progresses, but she is tired and feels Gil does not care about her well-being.
Consequence: Gil's wife is very successful, and she feels supported and loved by Gil.
Divergent action: Gil insists that his wife work more hours and take on more projects.
Normative action: George tells the police the height and weight of the man he saw committing the robbery.
Consequence: The police use George's description plus other evidence to identify and arrest the robber.
Normative action: George tells the police the height and weight of the man he saw committing the robbery.
Consequence: The police arrest the man who lives in George's building even though he is innocent.
Divergent action: George tells the police that a man who lives in his building committed the robbery.
Consequence: The police arrest the man who lives in George's building even though he is innocent.
Consequence: The police use George's description plus other evidence to identify and arrest the robber.
Divergent action: George tells the police that a man who lives in his building committed the robbery.
Normative action: Chris sees James step away for a moment but waits for him to come back to ask to have some fries.
Consequence: James feels for Chris so gives him half his fries and is glad he was asked.
Normative action: Chris sees James step away for a moment but waits for him to come back to ask to have some fries.
Consequence: When James comes back he sees Chris eating them and is now mad at him.
Divergent action: Chris notices that James walked away for a moment and takes his french fries.
Consequence: When James comes back he sees Chris eating them and is now mad at him.
Consequence: James feels for Chris so gives him half his fries and is glad he was asked.
Divergent action: Chris notices that James walked away for a moment and takes his french fries.
Normative action: Frances decides to be open-minded and get to know her new neighbors better.
Consequence: Frances's new neighbors feel welcomed and become friends with Frances.
Normative action: Frances decides to be open-minded and get to know her new neighbors better.
Consequence: Frances' neighbors are sad to be rejected in their new neighborhood.
Divergent action: Frances thinks there is something wrong with her neighbors because they are a bit weird and decides to ignore them.
Consequence: Frances' neighbors are sad to be rejected in their new neighborhood.
Consequence: Frances's new neighbors feel welcomed and become friends with Frances.
Divergent action: Frances thinks there is something wrong with her neighbors because they are a bit weird and decides to ignore them.
Normative action: Mark's wife suggest adoption and Marks thinks that is a great idea they adopt a young girl.
Consequence: Mark and his wife have a great life and adopt more children soon after.
Normative action: Mark's wife suggest adoption and Marks thinks that is a great idea they adopt a young girl.
Consequence: Marks thoughts about adoption bother his wife so much that she leaves him a few years later.
Divergent action: Marks wife suggest adoption but mark says that is so stupid they end up getting pregnant and having a baby instead.
Consequence: Marks thoughts about adoption bother his wife so much that she leaves him a few years later.
Consequence: Mark and his wife have a great life and adopt more children soon after.
Divergent action: Marks wife suggest adoption but mark says that is so stupid they end up getting pregnant and having a baby instead.
Normative action: Jim goes near the woman and introduces himself to her and her friends.
Consequence: The woman is charmed by Jim and agrees to go with him on a date.
Normative action: Jim goes near the woman and introduces himself to her and her friends.
Consequence: The woman is upset and gets her friends to throw Jim out of the party.
Divergent action: Jim goes near the woman and starts to make sexually charged gestures.
Consequence: The woman is upset and gets her friends to throw Jim out of the party.
Consequence: The woman is charmed by Jim and agrees to go with him on a date.
Divergent action: Jim goes near the woman and starts to make sexually charged gestures.
Normative action: Cam calls a conservation group to find and capture the lion.
Consequence: The lion population will be helped as the conservation group uses the lion to mate.
Normative action: Cam calls a conservation group to find and capture the lion.
Consequence: The lion population is even closer to becoming extinct.
Divergent action: Cam kills the lion due to it invading his property once more.
Consequence: The lion population is even closer to becoming extinct.
Consequence: The lion population will be helped as the conservation group uses the lion to mate.
Divergent action: Cam kills the lion due to it invading his property once more.
Normative action: Christie packs up the clothing that won't fit into her closet and brings them to the local homeless shelter.
Consequence: A homeless woman is thankful for getting Christie's coat which will help keep her warm in the winter.
Normative action: Christie packs up the clothing that won't fit into her closet and brings them to the local homeless shelter.
Consequence: A homeless woman who relies on donated clothing doesn't have a warm coat to wear in the winter.
Divergent action: Christie throws out the clothes that won't fit in her closet.
Consequence: A homeless woman who relies on donated clothing doesn't have a warm coat to wear in the winter.
Consequence: A homeless woman is thankful for getting Christie's coat which will help keep her warm in the winter.
Divergent action: Christie throws out the clothes that won't fit in her closet.
Normative action: Stan threw some food near the mountain lion, so he could distract the mountain lion and escape with Jen.
Consequence: Jen feels like she trusts Stan more and is glad that they're both still alive.
Normative action: Stan threw some food near the mountain lion, so he could distract the mountain lion and escape with Jen.
Consequence: Jen suffers permanent damage to her body and doesn't trust Stan as much.
Divergent action: Stan runs away from the mountain lion while leaving Jen behind.
Consequence: Jen suffers permanent damage to her body and doesn't trust Stan as much.
Consequence: Jen feels like she trusts Stan more and is glad that they're both still alive.
Divergent action: Stan runs away from the mountain lion while leaving Jen behind.
Normative action: Josh decides to put the money in an emergency savings.
Consequence: Josh's car breaks down and now he feels secure knowing he can cover the cost.
Normative action: Josh decides to put the money in an emergency savings.
Consequence: Josh's car breaks down, and he has no money left to pay for the repair.
Divergent action: Josh decides to buy himself some baseball cards, that he didn't really need, but got a good deal.
Consequence: Josh's car breaks down, and he has no money left to pay for the repair.
Consequence: Josh's car breaks down and now he feels secure knowing he can cover the cost.
Divergent action: Josh decides to buy himself some baseball cards, that he didn't really need, but got a good deal.
Normative action: Bob tells his child to clean the wall and that they will have no play time for a week.
Consequence: Bob's child will learn they have to fix the bad things they do.
Normative action: Bob tells his child to clean the wall and that they will have no play time for a week.
Consequence: Bob's child will feel unwanted and sad.
Divergent action: Bob tells his child that life was better when they were not around.
Consequence: Bob's child will feel unwanted and sad.
Consequence: Bob's child will learn they have to fix the bad things they do.
Divergent action: Bob tells his child that life was better when they were not around.
Normative action: Timmy decides to split the big chocolate brownie with his classmates.
Consequence: Timmy is seen as generous and makes some new friends.
Normative action: Timmy decides to split the big chocolate brownie with his classmates.
Consequence: Timmy is seen as a bit gluttonous and selfish by everyone around him.
Divergent action: Timmy decides to eat the entire chocolate brownie by himself.
Consequence: Timmy is seen as a bit gluttonous and selfish by everyone around him.
Consequence: Timmy is seen as generous and makes some new friends.
Divergent action: Timmy decides to eat the entire chocolate brownie by himself.
Normative action: Keisha saves up her money and buys the bike in the future.
Consequence: Keisha is in a better place financially, and she's happy with her purchase.
Normative action: Keisha saves up her money and buys the bike in the future.
Consequence: Keisha doesn't have enough money to pay off her credit card debt.
Divergent action: Keisha decides to buy the bike with her credit card.
Consequence: Keisha doesn't have enough money to pay off her credit card debt.
Consequence: Keisha is in a better place financially, and she's happy with her purchase.
Divergent action: Keisha decides to buy the bike with her credit card.
Normative action: Alice feeds and waters, and takes the dog for walks every day.
Consequence: The dog is happy, and Alice is happy that Karen can depend on her, and everyone continues to get along.
Normative action: Alice feeds and waters, and takes the dog for walks every day.
Consequence: The dog dies and Karen is angry and creates a lot of familial problems for Alice.
Divergent action: Alice refuses to look after the dog.
Consequence: The dog dies and Karen is angry and creates a lot of familial problems for Alice.
Consequence: The dog is happy, and Alice is happy that Karen can depend on her, and everyone continues to get along.
Divergent action: Alice refuses to look after the dog.
Normative action: Chris takes a hard look at some of her intuitive reactions and acknowledges she does have some racist reactions sometimes.
Consequence: Chris feels that facing the truth about herself makes her more honest and more likely to improve.
Normative action: Chris takes a hard look at some of her intuitive reactions and acknowledges she does have some racist reactions sometimes.
Consequence: Chris feels like she is not completely honest with herself and others.
Divergent action: Even though she is very involved in racial justice movements, Chris does not acknowledge her own racist feelings.
Consequence: Chris feels like she is not completely honest with herself and others.