CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Mitch feels better after his workout and has an enjoyable evening with his wife.
Divergent action: Mitch takes his anger out on his wife and beats her up badly.
Normative action: Tim tells Jack that we all miss sometimes and that he'll get the next one.
Consequence: Jack's confidence is boosted, and he's happy to have a supportive friend.
Normative action: Tim tells Jack that we all miss sometimes and that he'll get the next one.
Consequence: Jack is embarrassed and has lost all the will to continue playing golf for the day.
Divergent action: Tim tells Jack that he sucks at putting and that his grandma could have made that putt.
Consequence: Jack is embarrassed and has lost all the will to continue playing golf for the day.
Consequence: Jack's confidence is boosted, and he's happy to have a supportive friend.
Divergent action: Tim tells Jack that he sucks at putting and that his grandma could have made that putt.
Normative action: John put his keys in a copper bowl he uses specifically for his possessions.
Consequence: John is able to find his keys easily the next day and drives to his job interview on time.
Normative action: John put his keys in a copper bowl he uses specifically for his possessions.
Consequence: John cannot find his keys the next day and misses an important job interview.
Divergent action: John throws his keys haphazardly onto the floor of his living room.
Consequence: John cannot find his keys the next day and misses an important job interview.
Consequence: John is able to find his keys easily the next day and drives to his job interview on time.
Divergent action: John throws his keys haphazardly onto the floor of his living room.
Normative action: Sam goes around speaking with everyone and asks what they've been up to.
Consequence: The guests enjoy their time with Sam and make sure to ask her to return next year.
Normative action: Sam goes around speaking with everyone and asks what they've been up to.
Consequence: Most of the guests catch on and avoid Sam the whole time.
Divergent action: Sam is overly nosey during the reunion and secretly listens in on other conversations.
Consequence: Most of the guests catch on and avoid Sam the whole time.
Consequence: The guests enjoy their time with Sam and make sure to ask her to return next year.
Divergent action: Sam is overly nosey during the reunion and secretly listens in on other conversations.
Normative action: Larry goes out to dinner with his friend.
Consequence: Larry has a great time with his friend, and they get closer.
Normative action: Larry goes out to dinner with his friend.
Consequence: Larry hurts his friend's feelings.
Divergent action: Larry cancels on his friend and stays home.
Consequence: Larry hurts his friend's feelings.
Consequence: Larry has a great time with his friend, and they get closer.
Divergent action: Larry cancels on his friend and stays home.
Normative action: Bernie says, no problem to Bill and gets him a comforter.
Consequence: Bill stays nice and warm, and gets a great nights rest.
Normative action: Bernie says, no problem to Bill and gets him a comforter.
Consequence: Bill is chilly and catches a cold.
Divergent action: Bernie tells Bill he can't because he's off the clock and can't help tonight.
Consequence: Bill is chilly and catches a cold.
Consequence: Bill stays nice and warm, and gets a great nights rest.
Divergent action: Bernie tells Bill he can't because he's off the clock and can't help tonight.
Normative action: Jeff decides that just because disabled people are restricted in one way doesn't mean they're restricted period and vows to help them.
Consequence: Mary is delighted that Jeff is so open minded and willing to help fellow humans.
Normative action: Jeff decides that just because disabled people are restricted in one way doesn't mean they're restricted period and vows to help them.
Consequence: Mary is disgusted by Jeff's sociopathy and decides to leave right away.
Divergent action: Jeff decides that since disabled people are restricted in some ways, that he thinks they should all die and doesn't want them around.
Consequence: Mary is disgusted by Jeff's sociopathy and decides to leave right away.
Consequence: Mary is delighted that Jeff is so open minded and willing to help fellow humans.
Divergent action: Jeff decides that since disabled people are restricted in some ways, that he thinks they should all die and doesn't want them around.
Normative action: Jeff whispers back to Mary that he's not OK with the idea but that they'll discuss it further at home.
Consequence: The family doesn't notice anything and continues to laugh and eat having a fun evening together.
Normative action: Jeff whispers back to Mary that he's not OK with the idea but that they'll discuss it further at home.
Consequence: The family is shocked and embarrassed on behalf of Mary.
Divergent action: Jeff admonishes Mary for not taking birth control and declares that he's not interested in keeping the baby loudly enough for all to hear.
Consequence: The family is shocked and embarrassed on behalf of Mary.
Consequence: The family doesn't notice anything and continues to laugh and eat having a fun evening together.
Divergent action: Jeff admonishes Mary for not taking birth control and declares that he's not interested in keeping the baby loudly enough for all to hear.
Normative action: Jessie puts on Mike's favorite song.
Consequence: Mike's mood improves which allows Mike and Jessie to have a good time despite the traffic jam.
Normative action: Jessie puts on Mike's favorite song.
Consequence: Mike gets more stressed, and he almost runs into someone.
Divergent action: Jessie acts like a backseat driver bombarding Mike with advice.
Consequence: Mike gets more stressed, and he almost runs into someone.
Consequence: Mike's mood improves which allows Mike and Jessie to have a good time despite the traffic jam.
Divergent action: Jessie acts like a backseat driver bombarding Mike with advice.
Normative action: Kevin tells Peter that he would be glad to loan him money as long as Peter pays it back.
Consequence: Peter is delighted and relieved that his stress is eased and promises to pay it back quickly.
Normative action: Kevin tells Peter that he would be glad to loan him money as long as Peter pays it back.
Consequence: Peter is scared and feels like the darkness around him is getting closer.
Divergent action: Kevin tells Peter that he actually doesn't have any money at all, even though he has a healthy bank account, and that he can't help.
Consequence: Peter is scared and feels like the darkness around him is getting closer.
Consequence: Peter is delighted and relieved that his stress is eased and promises to pay it back quickly.
Divergent action: Kevin tells Peter that he actually doesn't have any money at all, even though he has a healthy bank account, and that he can't help.
Normative action: Joe thinks it through, researches online, and finds out this is a scam.
Consequence: Joe doesn't lose any cash and learns an important lesson.
Normative action: Joe thinks it through, researches online, and finds out this is a scam.
Consequence: Joe never gets anything in return and loses his cash.
Divergent action: Joe is overjoyed and sends the money to the account.
Consequence: Joe never gets anything in return and loses his cash.
Consequence: Joe doesn't lose any cash and learns an important lesson.
Divergent action: Joe is overjoyed and sends the money to the account.
Normative action: David turns around and hops away grunting under his breath.
Consequence: Jerry does not notice that he hurt David and continues his time at the party.
Normative action: David turns around and hops away grunting under his breath.
Consequence: Jerry's feeling are hurt as he is yelled at, and he is sad.
Divergent action: David yells at Jerry and tells him to watch where he's going.
Consequence: Jerry's feeling are hurt as he is yelled at, and he is sad.
Consequence: Jerry does not notice that he hurt David and continues his time at the party.
Divergent action: David yells at Jerry and tells him to watch where he's going.
Normative action: Mary deals with the incoming call by telling insurance to call back later and immediately jumps back into conversation with her brother.
Consequence: Mary's brother in appreciative of Mary that she values his time and has a great conversation with her.
Normative action: Mary deals with the incoming call by telling insurance to call back later and immediately jumps back into conversation with her brother.
Consequence: Mary's brother is upset at Mary for making him wait and lets her know afterward.
Divergent action: Mary deals with the new incoming call by telling her brother to wait for her to finish talking to insurance.
Consequence: Mary's brother is upset at Mary for making him wait and lets her know afterward.
Consequence: Mary's brother in appreciative of Mary that she values his time and has a great conversation with her.
Divergent action: Mary deals with the new incoming call by telling her brother to wait for her to finish talking to insurance.
Normative action: Steven tells Jonah that he supports him and that he'll come with him when Jonah tells their parents.
Consequence: Jonah feels relieved that he's being accepted and delighted that Steven will be there for him when he tells his parents.
Normative action: Steven tells Jonah that he supports him and that he'll come with him when Jonah tells their parents.
Consequence: Jonah feels devastated that his brother hates him and begins to cry and contemplate suicide.
Divergent action: Steven tells his Jonah that he disapproves of his "lifestyle choice" and that he doesn't want to speak to him again.
Consequence: Jonah feels devastated that his brother hates him and begins to cry and contemplate suicide.
Consequence: Jonah feels relieved that he's being accepted and delighted that Steven will be there for him when he tells his parents.
Divergent action: Steven tells his Jonah that he disapproves of his "lifestyle choice" and that he doesn't want to speak to him again.
Normative action: Jane brings a birthday gift to the birthday party to give to Eddie.
Consequence: Eddie feels grateful and thanks Jane for coming.
Normative action: Jane brings a birthday gift to the birthday party to give to Eddie.
Consequence: Eddie feels disgusted and offended.
Divergent action: Jane brings some leftover food to the birthday party for sharing with Eddie.
Consequence: Eddie feels disgusted and offended.
Consequence: Eddie feels grateful and thanks Jane for coming.
Divergent action: Jane brings some leftover food to the birthday party for sharing with Eddie.
Normative action: John laughs and tells his wife that there is no need to be in such a rush.
Consequence: John's wife laughs as well and no one's feelings are hurt.
Normative action: John laughs and tells his wife that there is no need to be in such a rush.
Consequence: His wife feelings are hurt and she begins to cry.
Divergent action: John yells at his wife and tells her that she's clumsy.
Consequence: His wife feelings are hurt and she begins to cry.
Consequence: John's wife laughs as well and no one's feelings are hurt.
Divergent action: John yells at his wife and tells her that she's clumsy.
Normative action: Shawna listens to Jill and offers suggestions that might help her.
Consequence: Jill begins to feel better and has fun with Shawna.
Normative action: Shawna listens to Jill and offers suggestions that might help her.
Consequence: Jill continues to feel upset.
Divergent action: Shawna attempts to distract Jill from her problems.
Consequence: Jill continues to feel upset.
Consequence: Jill begins to feel better and has fun with Shawna.
Divergent action: Shawna attempts to distract Jill from her problems.
Normative action: Julie asks her mom to borrow the money and promises to pay it back with her summer job.
Consequence: Julie's mom makes the purchase and Julie looks stunning.
Normative action: Julie asks her mom to borrow the money and promises to pay it back with her summer job.
Consequence: Julie's mom finds out and tells her she can't go to the dance at all.
Divergent action: Julie takes her mom's credit card without asking and buys herself a beautiful gown.
Consequence: Julie's mom finds out and tells her she can't go to the dance at all.
Consequence: Julie's mom makes the purchase and Julie looks stunning.
Divergent action: Julie takes her mom's credit card without asking and buys herself a beautiful gown.
Normative action: Peter sits down and talks with his friend.
Consequence: His friend feels better.
Normative action: Peter sits down and talks with his friend.
Consequence: Peter's friend is still crying and upset.
Divergent action: Peter walks the opposite direction.
Consequence: Peter's friend is still crying and upset.
Consequence: His friend feels better.
Divergent action: Peter walks the opposite direction.
Normative action: James tells Sean that he almost killed him and tells him to be more careful before he ends someone's life.
Consequence: Sean feels embarrassed for his mistake, apologizes to James and vows to drive more carefully.
Normative action: James tells Sean that he almost killed him and tells him to be more careful before he ends someone's life.
Consequence: Sean feels the need to reclaim his masculinity and gets out of the car aggressively which leads to a physical confrontation.
Divergent action: James tells Sean that he is a fucking piece of shit who doesn't know how to drive.
Consequence: Sean feels the need to reclaim his masculinity and gets out of the car aggressively which leads to a physical confrontation.
Consequence: Sean feels embarrassed for his mistake, apologizes to James and vows to drive more carefully.
Divergent action: James tells Sean that he is a fucking piece of shit who doesn't know how to drive.
Normative action: Mike tells his sister that she is an interesting person and there are many people who like her.
Consequence: His sister feels more confident and is grateful for her brother.
Normative action: Mike tells his sister that she is an interesting person and there are many people who like her.
Consequence: His sister gets upset and feels terrible the rest of the week.
Divergent action: Mike tells his sister that he is not surprised no one likes her because she is boring.
Consequence: His sister gets upset and feels terrible the rest of the week.
Consequence: His sister feels more confident and is grateful for her brother.
Divergent action: Mike tells his sister that he is not surprised no one likes her because she is boring.
Normative action: Jordan prioritizes his kids and takes them to see a cartoon they've been wanting to see.
Consequence: Jordan's kids have a great time and are thankful to hang out with their dadddy.
Normative action: Jordan prioritizes his kids and takes them to see a cartoon they've been wanting to see.
Consequence: Jordan's kids are sad and disappointed they couldn't spend time with their Dad.
Divergent action: Jordan takes Billy to see an action flick.
Consequence: Jordan's kids are sad and disappointed they couldn't spend time with their Dad.
Consequence: Jordan's kids have a great time and are thankful to hang out with their dadddy.
Divergent action: Jordan takes Billy to see an action flick.
Normative action: John calls his own wife and tells him that a friend is gambling, and he just wanted to tell someone.
Consequence: Jake never knows that he's being talked about and continues to have a fun night gambling.
Normative action: John calls his own wife and tells him that a friend is gambling, and he just wanted to tell someone.
Consequence: Jake's wife is angry at Jake and starts a fight when Jake gets home.
Divergent action: John calls Jake's wife and tells her that Jake is gambling their money away.
Consequence: Jake's wife is angry at Jake and starts a fight when Jake gets home.
Consequence: Jake never knows that he's being talked about and continues to have a fun night gambling.
Divergent action: John calls Jake's wife and tells her that Jake is gambling their money away.
Normative action: John tells Harry that it happens to us all and offers to get Harry a napkin.
Consequence: Harry is happy that he doesn't have to feel shy after an accident around his friends.
Normative action: John tells Harry that it happens to us all and offers to get Harry a napkin.
Consequence: Harry is very embarrassed and turns red before he manages to leave the table.
Divergent action: John points at Harry and while laughing loudly, admonishes Harry for being an idiotic klutz and looking stupid.
Consequence: Harry is very embarrassed and turns red before he manages to leave the table.
Consequence: Harry is happy that he doesn't have to feel shy after an accident around his friends.
Divergent action: John points at Harry and while laughing loudly, admonishes Harry for being an idiotic klutz and looking stupid.
Normative action: Sola gently asks her son about this friend, and when he doesn't appear comfortable she reassures him that she'll let it go.
Consequence: Sola's son begins to trust her and Sola is happier.
Normative action: Sola gently asks her son about this friend, and when he doesn't appear comfortable she reassures him that she'll let it go.
Consequence: Sola's son gets angry at her for being nosy abd their relationship becomes strained.
Divergent action: Sola brings it up at breakfast and keeps asking little questions about it, even though her son is not responding directly.
Consequence: Sola's son gets angry at her for being nosy abd their relationship becomes strained.
Consequence: Sola's son begins to trust her and Sola is happier.
Divergent action: Sola brings it up at breakfast and keeps asking little questions about it, even though her son is not responding directly.
Normative action: Ron decides not to tell his friends the story, and instead makes a joke.
Consequence: Ron's friends laugh.
Normative action: Ron decides not to tell his friends the story, and instead makes a joke.
Consequence: Billy's emotionally hurt, and his friends think less of him.
Divergent action: Ron tells all of his friends about what Billy did.
Consequence: Billy's emotionally hurt, and his friends think less of him.
Consequence: Ron's friends laugh.
Divergent action: Ron tells all of his friends about what Billy did.
Normative action: John tells Dave the truth, that he is a male flight attendant.
Consequence: Dave respects John for telling the truth, and asks John if he has any flight discounts he can hook up.
Normative action: John tells Dave the truth, that he is a male flight attendant.
Consequence: Dave obviously knows John is lying as there are no secret supreme court judges, and immediately becomes uncomfortable sitting next to John.
Divergent action: John tells Dave that he is a supreme court judge, but that his nomination hasn't been made public yet due to technicalities.
Consequence: Dave obviously knows John is lying as there are no secret supreme court judges, and immediately becomes uncomfortable sitting next to John.
Consequence: Dave respects John for telling the truth, and asks John if he has any flight discounts he can hook up.
Divergent action: John tells Dave that he is a supreme court judge, but that his nomination hasn't been made public yet due to technicalities.
Normative action: Tyler laughs and tells Mykel that they're both in decent shape and have nothing to be ashamed of.
Consequence: Tyler feels better about himself and bonds with Mykel.
Normative action: Tyler laughs and tells Mykel that they're both in decent shape and have nothing to be ashamed of.
Consequence: Mykel is put off and doesn't like Tyler anymore, even though Tyler feels better about his body now.
Divergent action: Tyler makes fun of how scrawny Mykel is compared with him.
Consequence: Mykel is put off and doesn't like Tyler anymore, even though Tyler feels better about his body now.
Consequence: Tyler feels better about himself and bonds with Mykel.
Divergent action: Tyler makes fun of how scrawny Mykel is compared with him.
Normative action: Joe explains how it is hard work and that he wants to give people the best plans.
Consequence: Joe's date is impressed with his character and the date goes well.
Normative action: Joe explains how it is hard work and that he wants to give people the best plans.
Consequence: His date out of concern calls the company to report him, and he is fired from his job.
Divergent action: Joe brags about tricking customers into paying more for life insurance than necessary.
Consequence: His date out of concern calls the company to report him, and he is fired from his job.
Consequence: Joe's date is impressed with his character and the date goes well.
Divergent action: Joe brags about tricking customers into paying more for life insurance than necessary.
Normative action: Maya brings a present for Sarah.
Consequence: Sarah loves the present and is much happier.
Normative action: Maya brings a present for Sarah.
Consequence: Sarah is cheered up for a while but becomes sad again.
Divergent action: Maya tells Sarah a bunch of jokes to avoid having to buy a present.
Consequence: Sarah is cheered up for a while but becomes sad again.
Consequence: Sarah loves the present and is much happier.
Divergent action: Maya tells Sarah a bunch of jokes to avoid having to buy a present.
Normative action: Jim decides to give his keys to a friend and the friend drives him home.
Consequence: Jim's friends are glad that Jim is safe, and they help him get to sleep.
Normative action: Jim decides to give his keys to a friend and the friend drives him home.
Consequence: Jim's friends are horrified that Jim is driving while drunk and try to stop him.
Divergent action: Jim decides to drive home despite being drunk.
Consequence: Jim's friends are horrified that Jim is driving while drunk and try to stop him.
Consequence: Jim's friends are glad that Jim is safe, and they help him get to sleep.
Divergent action: Jim decides to drive home despite being drunk.
Normative action: Bob goes out to meet new people, possibly a new girlfriend.
Consequence: Bob finds new friends and a new girlfriend.
Normative action: Bob goes out to meet new people, possibly a new girlfriend.
Consequence: They get back together, but the relationship is just as bad as the first time.
Divergent action: Bob calls up his ex girlfriend and wants to make up.
Consequence: They get back together, but the relationship is just as bad as the first time.
Consequence: Bob finds new friends and a new girlfriend.
Divergent action: Bob calls up his ex girlfriend and wants to make up.
Normative action: Jack ignores his feelings about Marissa and helps her get settled into her job.
Consequence: Jack's boss notices how good he is at training employees and promotes him.
Normative action: Jack ignores his feelings about Marissa and helps her get settled into her job.
Consequence: Human Resources finds out what happened and Jack gets in trouble for sexual harassment.
Divergent action: Jack corners Marissa at lunch and tells her he is going to take her out for dinner.
Consequence: Human Resources finds out what happened and Jack gets in trouble for sexual harassment.
Consequence: Jack's boss notices how good he is at training employees and promotes him.
Divergent action: Jack corners Marissa at lunch and tells her he is going to take her out for dinner.
Normative action: Jim encourages Jack to talk to his doctor about the adverse side effect on his weight.
Consequence: Jack thanks Jim for his advice and feels supported.
Normative action: Jim encourages Jack to talk to his doctor about the adverse side effect on his weight.
Consequence: Jack feels hurt and refuses to talk to Jim.
Divergent action: Jim laughs at Jack for getting fat and clumsy.
Consequence: Jack feels hurt and refuses to talk to Jim.
Consequence: Jack thanks Jim for his advice and feels supported.
Divergent action: Jim laughs at Jack for getting fat and clumsy.
Normative action: Ted agrees to stay home with Stacy and watch something together.
Consequence: Ted and Stacy have a nice date.
Normative action: Ted agrees to stay home with Stacy and watch something together.
Consequence: Stacy gets angry and calls Ted an insensitive jerk.