CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Danika meets her brother at a diner in town and talks about fun stories from their childhood.
Consequence: Danika's brother feels sad that he can't afford to go to the restaurant at all.
Divergent action: Danika meets her brother at the most expensive restaurant in town and talks about how she has so much money she could eat there daily.
Consequence: Danika's brother feels sad that he can't afford to go to the restaurant at all.
Consequence: Danika's brother is happy that he had a nice meal with his sister.
Divergent action: Danika meets her brother at the most expensive restaurant in town and talks about how she has so much money she could eat there daily.
Normative action: Marc plays the game without cheating, and he still manages to buy some really good properties.
Consequence: Marc feels good about how he plays the game and it's very exciting when he lands on a good property.
Normative action: Marc plays the game without cheating, and he still manages to buy some really good properties.
Consequence: Marc feels guilty about doing something so shady and even if he wins the game he will feel badly about the whole experience.
Divergent action: Marc moves the dice to get a better role when Louise isn't looking, allowing him to buy a better property.
Consequence: Marc feels guilty about doing something so shady and even if he wins the game he will feel badly about the whole experience.
Consequence: Marc feels good about how he plays the game and it's very exciting when he lands on a good property.
Divergent action: Marc moves the dice to get a better role when Louise isn't looking, allowing him to buy a better property.
Normative action: Tyler take some medicine for the headache and goes to work.
Consequence: The headache goes away and Tyler is able to work.
Normative action: Tyler take some medicine for the headache and goes to work.
Consequence: Tyler gets fired for not going into work or calling out sick.
Divergent action: Tyler skips work and sleeps all day until the headache goes away.
Consequence: Tyler gets fired for not going into work or calling out sick.
Consequence: The headache goes away and Tyler is able to work.
Divergent action: Tyler skips work and sleeps all day until the headache goes away.
Normative action: Tom decides to attend the BBQ anyway, so he heads over to his friend's.
Consequence: Tom gets better a little ways into the party, and he enjoys himself the rest of the time.
Normative action: Tom decides to attend the BBQ anyway, so he heads over to his friend's.
Consequence: Tom lies down and feels better in an hour, leaving Tom wishing he'd gone the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Tom tells his friend he cannot go today because he is feeling ill.
Consequence: Tom lies down and feels better in an hour, leaving Tom wishing he'd gone the rest of the day.
Consequence: Tom gets better a little ways into the party, and he enjoys himself the rest of the time.
Divergent action: Tom tells his friend he cannot go today because he is feeling ill.
Normative action: Bill chuckles and tells Jim that his outfit is so bright he thought the sun just rose and tells him it's quite the outfit.
Consequence: Jim laughs at Bill's reaction and tells him that's the reaction he was looking for.
Normative action: Bill chuckles and tells Jim that his outfit is so bright he thought the sun just rose and tells him it's quite the outfit.
Consequence: Jim is annoyed that Bill thinks he's the outfit police and is angry that he's calling him absurd.
Divergent action: Bill tells Jim that wearing an all leather outfit to work is absurd, and he should get out of there and go change.
Consequence: Jim is annoyed that Bill thinks he's the outfit police and is angry that he's calling him absurd.
Consequence: Jim laughs at Bill's reaction and tells him that's the reaction he was looking for.
Divergent action: Bill tells Jim that wearing an all leather outfit to work is absurd, and he should get out of there and go change.
Normative action: Jack drives to his friend's place to see what he can do for her.
Consequence: Jack's friend feels supported and is glad that someone care about her.
Normative action: Jack drives to his friend's place to see what he can do for her.
Consequence: Jack's friend has no one to comfort her and continues to feel sad.
Divergent action: Jack doesn't know what to say to her, so he decides to stay at home.
Consequence: Jack's friend has no one to comfort her and continues to feel sad.
Consequence: Jack's friend feels supported and is glad that someone care about her.
Divergent action: Jack doesn't know what to say to her, so he decides to stay at home.
Normative action: Julie let's Sean know that she's sick in bed, but asks if he will eat dinner with her via Skype, and he agrees.
Consequence: Julie and Sean manage to have a nice meal together without exposing Sean to illness.
Normative action: Julie let's Sean know that she's sick in bed, but asks if he will eat dinner with her via Skype, and he agrees.
Consequence: A day later Sean gets the flu, and now Julie feels responsible for it.
Divergent action: Julie decides to go grab food with Sean regardless of her illness.
Consequence: A day later Sean gets the flu, and now Julie feels responsible for it.
Consequence: Julie and Sean manage to have a nice meal together without exposing Sean to illness.
Divergent action: Julie decides to go grab food with Sean regardless of her illness.
Normative action: Henry assigns another employee to work with the troubled employee and train him thoroughly.
Consequence: With time, the mentally handicapped employee learns to do his job well and contributes to society.
Normative action: Henry assigns another employee to work with the troubled employee and train him thoroughly.
Consequence: The employee with Down syndrome never manages to find another job and feels terribly about life.
Divergent action: Henry fires the employee with Down syndrome and hires someone else who can learn the job quickly.
Consequence: The employee with Down syndrome never manages to find another job and feels terribly about life.
Consequence: With time, the mentally handicapped employee learns to do his job well and contributes to society.
Divergent action: Henry fires the employee with Down syndrome and hires someone else who can learn the job quickly.
Normative action: Tom declines the wedding invitation, and he tells Linda that he has not gotten over their relationship yet, so it isn't a good idea for him.
Consequence: Linda is understanding when he explains his reason and Joe gives himself some more time to work through his feelings.
Normative action: Tom declines the wedding invitation, and he tells Linda that he has not gotten over their relationship yet, so it isn't a good idea for him.
Consequence: The newlyweds and all of their guests are shocked and angry, and Tom is embarrassed that he made the remark.
Divergent action: Tom drinks too much at the wedding and blurts out, in the middle of the wedding party, that he hopes the marriage fails.
Consequence: The newlyweds and all of their guests are shocked and angry, and Tom is embarrassed that he made the remark.
Consequence: Linda is understanding when he explains his reason and Joe gives himself some more time to work through his feelings.
Divergent action: Tom drinks too much at the wedding and blurts out, in the middle of the wedding party, that he hopes the marriage fails.
Normative action: Bella has a nice long discussion with her friend and encourages her to talk through her current problems while listening.
Consequence: Bella's friend is able to vent a little by actually describing her problems aloud and makes the first small step to feeling better.
Normative action: Bella has a nice long discussion with her friend and encourages her to talk through her current problems while listening.
Consequence: Bella's friend is in no condition to hear the blunt truth and becomes even more depressed and self concious.
Divergent action: Bella tries to motivate her friend by pointing out that she has put on weight from being so depressed and doesn’t look especially good.
Consequence: Bella's friend is in no condition to hear the blunt truth and becomes even more depressed and self concious.
Consequence: Bella's friend is able to vent a little by actually describing her problems aloud and makes the first small step to feeling better.
Divergent action: Bella tries to motivate her friend by pointing out that she has put on weight from being so depressed and doesn’t look especially good.
Normative action: Charles calls his friend and asks to hang out with both him and his girlfriend to cheer him up.
Consequence: Charles' friend is happy for the chance to help Charles feel better and the three of them have fun together.
Normative action: Charles calls his friend and asks to hang out with both him and his girlfriend to cheer him up.
Consequence: Both Charles and his friend's girlfriend regret it afterwards and it makes things very awkward and tense between them.
Divergent action: Charles calls his friend's girlfriend, persuades her to spend a night with him, and does so.
Consequence: Both Charles and his friend's girlfriend regret it afterwards and it makes things very awkward and tense between them.
Consequence: Charles' friend is happy for the chance to help Charles feel better and the three of them have fun together.
Divergent action: Charles calls his friend's girlfriend, persuades her to spend a night with him, and does so.
Normative action: Steve doesn't feel like helping Larry, but he does it anyway, for a few hours over the following weekend.
Consequence: Larry is very appreciative of Steve's help and Steve feels good that he helped his friend.
Normative action: Steve doesn't feel like helping Larry, but he does it anyway, for a few hours over the following weekend.
Consequence: Larry is upset by Steve's brash response and Steve regrets ending a friendship just because he was annoyed by a request.
Divergent action: Steve is annoyed, and he tells Larry that he's not going to be taken advantage of anymore by someone he doesn't like.
Consequence: Larry is upset by Steve's brash response and Steve regrets ending a friendship just because he was annoyed by a request.
Consequence: Larry is very appreciative of Steve's help and Steve feels good that he helped his friend.
Divergent action: Steve is annoyed, and he tells Larry that he's not going to be taken advantage of anymore by someone he doesn't like.
Normative action: Harper sets a gambling budget so that she doesn't overspend.
Consequence: Harper loses a game of poker but is still able to enjoy the rest of her vacation due to her budgeting.
Normative action: Harper sets a gambling budget so that she doesn't overspend.
Consequence: Harper loses everything she has and can't afford to do anything else for the remainder of her vacation.
Divergent action: Harper plays a game of poker and bets everything in her pocket.
Consequence: Harper loses everything she has and can't afford to do anything else for the remainder of her vacation.
Consequence: Harper loses a game of poker but is still able to enjoy the rest of her vacation due to her budgeting.
Divergent action: Harper plays a game of poker and bets everything in her pocket.
Normative action: Ben quickly answers his friend's question before returning to his book.
Consequence: Ben's friend appreciates and thanks Ben for the answer before leaving Ben to his book.
Normative action: Ben quickly answers his friend's question before returning to his book.
Consequence: Ben's friend start to think Ben is an unfriendly person and becomes less of a friend to him.
Divergent action: Ben decides to ignore his friend completely and simply continue reading his book.
Consequence: Ben's friend start to think Ben is an unfriendly person and becomes less of a friend to him.
Consequence: Ben's friend appreciates and thanks Ben for the answer before leaving Ben to his book.
Divergent action: Ben decides to ignore his friend completely and simply continue reading his book.
Normative action: John devotes a few minutes writing down how to use it and then goes to bed.
Consequence: Eric thinks John is gracious and is able to use the microwave.
Normative action: John devotes a few minutes writing down how to use it and then goes to bed.
Consequence: Eric feels insulted and resents John and won't help John next time and can't use the microwave.
Divergent action: John tells Eric it's late, and he should figure it out on his own.
Consequence: Eric feels insulted and resents John and won't help John next time and can't use the microwave.
Consequence: Eric thinks John is gracious and is able to use the microwave.
Divergent action: John tells Eric it's late, and he should figure it out on his own.
Normative action: Leslie calls John and asks if he would watch the kids on her night off so that she can take some time to rest.
Consequence: John doesn't mind watching the kids while she takes some time for herself, and she feels good about her night off.
Normative action: Leslie calls John and asks if he would watch the kids on her night off so that she can take some time to rest.
Consequence: John is upset when he finds out that Leslie was not honest with him and Leslie can't enjoy her night off knowing that she didn't tell him.
Divergent action: Leslie doesn't mention that she will be taking a night off and has John watch her children as though she were at work.
Consequence: John is upset when he finds out that Leslie was not honest with him and Leslie can't enjoy her night off knowing that she didn't tell him.
Consequence: John doesn't mind watching the kids while she takes some time for herself, and she feels good about her night off.
Divergent action: Leslie doesn't mention that she will be taking a night off and has John watch her children as though she were at work.
Normative action: Veronica asks a common friend about what Archer's been up to since their breakup.
Consequence: Veronica finds out about Archer's recent activities through her friend, who knows how to tell her without making her upset.
Normative action: Veronica asks a common friend about what Archer's been up to since their breakup.
Consequence: Veronica gets upset when she sees all the pictures that Archer has been posting, and she misses him.
Divergent action: Veronica decides to go on Instagram and search for Archer's account, so she can check up on him.
Consequence: Veronica gets upset when she sees all the pictures that Archer has been posting, and she misses him.
Consequence: Veronica finds out about Archer's recent activities through her friend, who knows how to tell her without making her upset.
Divergent action: Veronica decides to go on Instagram and search for Archer's account, so she can check up on him.
Normative action: Jeff lets his employees unionize if they want to and steps out of the way.
Consequence: Jeff loses money, but he's glad that his employees are happy.
Normative action: Jeff lets his employees unionize if they want to and steps out of the way.
Consequence: Jeff ends up making money by firing his employee and feels bad.
Divergent action: Jeff lets go of the employee so that his employees don't become unionized.
Consequence: Jeff ends up making money by firing his employee and feels bad.
Consequence: Jeff loses money, but he's glad that his employees are happy.
Divergent action: Jeff lets go of the employee so that his employees don't become unionized.
Normative action: Andy thinks that his friend's offer is too attractive to be true, so he denies the offer.
Consequence: Andy is able to save his money, and he doesn't have to worry about his friend having his money.
Normative action: Andy thinks that his friend's offer is too attractive to be true, so he denies the offer.
Consequence: Andy feels like an idiot, and he ends up losing a lot of money.
Divergent action: Andy decides to put money in the fund, and it ends up being a pyramid scheme.
Consequence: Andy feels like an idiot, and he ends up losing a lot of money.
Consequence: Andy is able to save his money, and he doesn't have to worry about his friend having his money.
Divergent action: Andy decides to put money in the fund, and it ends up being a pyramid scheme.
Normative action: Ace gives Tammy a hug and sits with her, giving her time to talk out her feelings.
Consequence: Tammy gets time to vent what she is thinking and feels better about the whole situation, knowing that someone cares about her.
Normative action: Ace gives Tammy a hug and sits with her, giving her time to talk out her feelings.
Consequence: Tammy feels like Ace doesn't understand her and only withdraws more from him, becoming more depressed.
Divergent action: Ace tells Tammy to not let it bother her, saying that whatever it was doesn't matter anyway.
Consequence: Tammy feels like Ace doesn't understand her and only withdraws more from him, becoming more depressed.
Consequence: Tammy gets time to vent what she is thinking and feels better about the whole situation, knowing that someone cares about her.
Divergent action: Ace tells Tammy to not let it bother her, saying that whatever it was doesn't matter anyway.
Normative action: Tom hires a babysitter for Bryan and then goes to the mall with friends.
Consequence: Bryan is happy and safe and will stay in the house with Tom.
Normative action: Tom hires a babysitter for Bryan and then goes to the mall with friends.
Consequence: Bryan may get into trouble and child protective services might come over and take him away.
Divergent action: Tom leaves Bryan in his house alone and rushes out to meet his friends at the mall.
Consequence: Bryan may get into trouble and child protective services might come over and take him away.
Consequence: Bryan is happy and safe and will stay in the house with Tom.
Divergent action: Tom leaves Bryan in his house alone and rushes out to meet his friends at the mall.
Normative action: Leticia tells Helene about how to practice safe sex and educates her on STDs.
Consequence: Helene learns how to keep her self safe for the future and is able to act more responsible going forward.
Normative action: Leticia tells Helene about how to practice safe sex and educates her on STDs.
Consequence: Helene feels Leticia has betrayed her trust and reports Leticia for a HIPAA violation.
Divergent action: Leticia informs Helene's parents that Helene has been having unprotected sex and has contracted an STD.
Consequence: Helene feels Leticia has betrayed her trust and reports Leticia for a HIPAA violation.
Consequence: Helene learns how to keep her self safe for the future and is able to act more responsible going forward.
Divergent action: Leticia informs Helene's parents that Helene has been having unprotected sex and has contracted an STD.
Normative action: Ken encourages his friend and tells him that he will do better next time.
Consequence: Ken's friend appreciates Ken more and becomes motivated to play better.
Normative action: Ken encourages his friend and tells him that he will do better next time.
Consequence: Ken's friends all start thinking Ken is a pompous jerk and likes him less.
Divergent action: Ken heavily criticizes and talks down to his friend that missed the throw.
Consequence: Ken's friends all start thinking Ken is a pompous jerk and likes him less.
Consequence: Ken's friend appreciates Ken more and becomes motivated to play better.
Divergent action: Ken heavily criticizes and talks down to his friend that missed the throw.
Normative action: Marlon excuses himself and goes to the bathroom to pee.
Consequence: Marlon and his friend are able to enjoy the rest of their evening together.
Normative action: Marlon excuses himself and goes to the bathroom to pee.
Consequence: Marlon's friend gets mad at him and tells him to get out of his house.
Divergent action: Marlon stays sitting on the sofa and pees right where he is.
Consequence: Marlon's friend gets mad at him and tells him to get out of his house.
Consequence: Marlon and his friend are able to enjoy the rest of their evening together.
Divergent action: Marlon stays sitting on the sofa and pees right where he is.
Normative action: Judy grins at the man and thanks him for holding the door.
Consequence: The man feels good for doing something that made Judy smile.
Normative action: Judy grins at the man and thanks him for holding the door.
Consequence: The man feels bad and feels guilty for thinking he would make Judy happy.
Divergent action: Judy told the man that she can open her own door.
Consequence: The man feels bad and feels guilty for thinking he would make Judy happy.
Consequence: The man feels good for doing something that made Judy smile.
Divergent action: Judy told the man that she can open her own door.
Normative action: Jeff realizes it was an accident, lets it go, and orders a new drink.
Consequence: The night moves on without being interrupted by drama, and Jeff is seen as nice and understanding.
Normative action: Jeff realizes it was an accident, lets it go, and orders a new drink.
Consequence: The guy is hurt, a fight breaks out, and Jeff ends up spending the night in jail and getting a fine.
Divergent action: Jeff spins the guy around and punches him in the face.
Consequence: The guy is hurt, a fight breaks out, and Jeff ends up spending the night in jail and getting a fine.
Consequence: The night moves on without being interrupted by drama, and Jeff is seen as nice and understanding.
Divergent action: Jeff spins the guy around and punches him in the face.
Normative action: Bree decides to save money by finding a cheaper wedding venue that will allow her to invite all of her friends.
Consequence: Bree's friends love the wedding and don't care that the venue was cheap because they got to share an important moment with Bree.
Normative action: Bree decides to save money by finding a cheaper wedding venue that will allow her to invite all of her friends.
Consequence: Bree's friends who aren't invited are sad and start not inviting Bree to events they host.
Divergent action: Bree decides to save money by inviting fewer people and chooses not to invite several of her friends to the wedding.
Consequence: Bree's friends who aren't invited are sad and start not inviting Bree to events they host.
Consequence: Bree's friends love the wedding and don't care that the venue was cheap because they got to share an important moment with Bree.
Divergent action: Bree decides to save money by inviting fewer people and chooses not to invite several of her friends to the wedding.
Normative action: Alyssa asks Caroline to set some ground rules for their roommate arrangement including picking up after oneself in common areas.
Consequence: Alyssa and Caroline are able to make a mutual agreement to keep common spaces tidy.
Normative action: Alyssa asks Caroline to set some ground rules for their roommate arrangement including picking up after oneself in common areas.
Consequence: Caroline gets mad at Alyssa for being passive aggressive and their living environment becomes tense.
Divergent action: Alyssa gathers up all of Caroline's trash from around the apartment and dumps it in Caroline's room on her bed.
Consequence: Caroline gets mad at Alyssa for being passive aggressive and their living environment becomes tense.
Consequence: Alyssa and Caroline are able to make a mutual agreement to keep common spaces tidy.
Divergent action: Alyssa gathers up all of Caroline's trash from around the apartment and dumps it in Caroline's room on her bed.
Normative action: Henry focuses on the little steps he can take to complete the bigger tasks and tackles them one at a time.
Consequence: Henry is able to work efficiently and reduce his stress by staying focused on just one thing at a time.
Normative action: Henry focuses on the little steps he can take to complete the bigger tasks and tackles them one at a time.
Consequence: Henry is able to relax for the day but is fired from his job for just leaving.
Divergent action: Henry stops the work he is doing and makes his way to the door without letting anybody know.
Consequence: Henry is able to relax for the day but is fired from his job for just leaving.