CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Trent says work is the most important thing, and he can't go out.
Consequence: Trent's friends will think he doesn't care about them and will not ask him out again.
Consequence: Trent's friends will feel valued by him.
Divergent action: Trent says work is the most important thing, and he can't go out.
Normative action: Alisha answers the door and explains that she needs some time alone.
Consequence: Alisha's neighbors respect her wishes but drop off a plate of muffins for her, and she loves them.
Normative action: Alisha answers the door and explains that she needs some time alone.
Consequence: Alisha's neighbors are upset and stop being her friend.
Divergent action: Alisha yelled at them through the door to go away.
Consequence: Alisha's neighbors are upset and stop being her friend.
Consequence: Alisha's neighbors respect her wishes but drop off a plate of muffins for her, and she loves them.
Divergent action: Alisha yelled at them through the door to go away.
Normative action: Andrew confronts his friend and explains why stealing is wrong.
Consequence: Andrews friend decides to listen to him and stops stealing, and they remain great friends for many years.
Normative action: Andrew confronts his friend and explains why stealing is wrong.
Consequence: Andrew feels lonely and his friend continues towards a life of crime.
Divergent action: Andrew decides to stop being friends with the person.
Consequence: Andrew feels lonely and his friend continues towards a life of crime.
Consequence: Andrews friend decides to listen to him and stops stealing, and they remain great friends for many years.
Divergent action: Andrew decides to stop being friends with the person.
Normative action: Dustin takes out his wallet and pays for the bill when the waiter brings it to the table.
Consequence: Katie is grateful that Dustin is so generous with his money.
Normative action: Dustin takes out his wallet and pays for the bill when the waiter brings it to the table.
Consequence: Katie gets tired of paying for their meals all the time and breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Dustin tells Katie to pay for the bill when the waiter brings the bill to the table.
Consequence: Katie gets tired of paying for their meals all the time and breaks up with him.
Consequence: Katie is grateful that Dustin is so generous with his money.
Divergent action: Dustin tells Katie to pay for the bill when the waiter brings the bill to the table.
Normative action: Mario goes to the movies and grabs some food from his favorite fast food spot.
Consequence: Mario is happy and more relaxed when he goes back to work the next day.
Normative action: Mario goes to the movies and grabs some food from his favorite fast food spot.
Consequence: Mario is annoyed with himself for not doing something for himself on his day off.
Divergent action: Mario decides to take the time to do more work on an assignment for his job.
Consequence: Mario is annoyed with himself for not doing something for himself on his day off.
Consequence: Mario is happy and more relaxed when he goes back to work the next day.
Divergent action: Mario decides to take the time to do more work on an assignment for his job.
Normative action: Joan gets her son out of jail and talks to him about what problems he's been going through.
Consequence: Joan's son feels that he can depend on Joan and feels like he's taken care of.
Normative action: Joan gets her son out of jail and talks to him about what problems he's been going through.
Consequence: Joan's son starts to become depressed and has no one to turn to.
Divergent action: Joan decides to not help her son and doesn't call him in jail.
Consequence: Joan's son starts to become depressed and has no one to turn to.
Consequence: Joan's son feels that he can depend on Joan and feels like he's taken care of.
Divergent action: Joan decides to not help her son and doesn't call him in jail.
Normative action: Tom suggests that the two of them sit down and negotiate a housework schedule, to keep things in order.
Consequence: Shelly agrees with this approach, and they hash out a schedule that they can both live with, and the house stays relatively clean.
Normative action: Tom suggests that the two of them sit down and negotiate a housework schedule, to keep things in order.
Consequence: Shelly tells Tom that she will not be the only one cleaning the house, leaving the two at an impasse.
Divergent action: Tom takes a hard line approach and refuses to do any of the household chores, because he doesn't have time for that.
Consequence: Shelly tells Tom that she will not be the only one cleaning the house, leaving the two at an impasse.
Consequence: Shelly agrees with this approach, and they hash out a schedule that they can both live with, and the house stays relatively clean.
Divergent action: Tom takes a hard line approach and refuses to do any of the household chores, because he doesn't have time for that.
Normative action: Janet and Jack clean the basement together.
Consequence: Janet is able to set up her home office and Jack is glad to see some of his old belongings.
Normative action: Janet and Jack clean the basement together.
Consequence: Janet loses a lot of money because the box had a very valuable painting inside it.
Divergent action: Janet throws out a box of Jack's things that don't look important to her without asking him.
Consequence: Janet loses a lot of money because the box had a very valuable painting inside it.
Consequence: Janet is able to set up her home office and Jack is glad to see some of his old belongings.
Divergent action: Janet throws out a box of Jack's things that don't look important to her without asking him.
Normative action: Penelope runs to chemistry class on time and goes back to sleep after class is over.
Consequence: The chemistry instructor is happy and so are all the students.
Normative action: Penelope runs to chemistry class on time and goes back to sleep after class is over.
Consequence: The chemistry instructor is angry and some students lose their train of thought.
Divergent action: Penelope sleeps thirty more minutes and stumbles into chemistry class late.
Consequence: The chemistry instructor is angry and some students lose their train of thought.
Consequence: The chemistry instructor is happy and so are all the students.
Divergent action: Penelope sleeps thirty more minutes and stumbles into chemistry class late.
Normative action: Tara tells her friends that someone stole her bracelet, but she's glad that she can buy a new one.
Consequence: Tara's friends don't have to feel bad and don't have to feel scared.
Normative action: Tara tells her friends that someone stole her bracelet, but she's glad that she can buy a new one.
Consequence: Tara's friends feel bad for Tara and believe that she really liked the bracelet.
Divergent action: Tara tells her friends that someone stole her super expensive bracelet with tears in her eyes.
Consequence: Tara's friends feel bad for Tara and believe that she really liked the bracelet.
Consequence: Tara's friends don't have to feel bad and don't have to feel scared.
Divergent action: Tara tells her friends that someone stole her super expensive bracelet with tears in her eyes.
Normative action: Pat tells his son that he'll throw harder as he gets older.
Consequence: Pat's son feels more confident and isn't as bothered by his weak arm.
Normative action: Pat tells his son that he'll throw harder as he gets older.
Consequence: Pat's son's feelings are hurt , and he starts becoming insecure.
Divergent action: Pat tells his son that he throws like a girl.
Consequence: Pat's son's feelings are hurt , and he starts becoming insecure.
Consequence: Pat's son feels more confident and isn't as bothered by his weak arm.
Divergent action: Pat tells his son that he throws like a girl.
Normative action: Jude calls his parents and asks where the spare key is hidden, retrieving it and getting inside to grab his wallet.
Consequence: Jude's parents appreciate his quick problem solving abilities and are impressed.
Normative action: Jude calls his parents and asks where the spare key is hidden, retrieving it and getting inside to grab his wallet.
Consequence: Jude's parents are angry with him when they get home.
Divergent action: Jude breaks a window and climbs inside to grab his wallet.
Consequence: Jude's parents are angry with him when they get home.
Consequence: Jude's parents appreciate his quick problem solving abilities and are impressed.
Divergent action: Jude breaks a window and climbs inside to grab his wallet.
Normative action: Nolan treats his dog like it's a member of his family.
Consequence: Nolan's dog is happy to be a proud member of Nolan's family.
Normative action: Nolan treats his dog like it's a member of his family.
Consequence: Nolan's dog is technically well-cared for but it isn't happy.
Divergent action: Nolan takes care of the dog just like it says in all the manuals.
Consequence: Nolan's dog is technically well-cared for but it isn't happy.
Consequence: Nolan's dog is happy to be a proud member of Nolan's family.
Divergent action: Nolan takes care of the dog just like it says in all the manuals.
Normative action: Owen talks to his father and explains why he did what he did that got him in trouble.
Consequence: Owen's father decides to punish him for two days instead of a week.
Normative action: Owen talks to his father and explains why he did what he did that got him in trouble.
Consequence: Owen's father gets mad and decides to ground him for two weeks instead.
Divergent action: Owen begins to yell at his father and call him all sorts of names.
Consequence: Owen's father gets mad and decides to ground him for two weeks instead.
Consequence: Owen's father decides to punish him for two days instead of a week.
Divergent action: Owen begins to yell at his father and call him all sorts of names.
Normative action: Kennedy partners up with a friend, so they can quiz each other back and forth on the subject.
Consequence: Kennedy benefits from the mutual back and forth help and does well in the class.
Normative action: Kennedy partners up with a friend, so they can quiz each other back and forth on the subject.
Consequence: Kennedy inadvertently studies the wrong chapter and doesn't realize it until it is too late.
Divergent action: Kennedy finds a quiet corner and keeps to herself while reading material from the class.
Consequence: Kennedy inadvertently studies the wrong chapter and doesn't realize it until it is too late.
Consequence: Kennedy benefits from the mutual back and forth help and does well in the class.
Divergent action: Kennedy finds a quiet corner and keeps to herself while reading material from the class.
Normative action: Kenny pays for his tab and leaves the bartender a 20 dollar bill to keep.
Consequence: The bartender is grateful for the generous amount and looks forward to the next time Kenny comes in.
Normative action: Kenny pays for his tab and leaves the bartender a 20 dollar bill to keep.
Consequence: The bartender is offended by the tiny amount and promises himself next time not to provide as good of service.
Divergent action: Kenny digs into his pocket and takes out 25 cents for the bartender to keep.
Consequence: The bartender is offended by the tiny amount and promises himself next time not to provide as good of service.
Consequence: The bartender is grateful for the generous amount and looks forward to the next time Kenny comes in.
Divergent action: Kenny digs into his pocket and takes out 25 cents for the bartender to keep.
Normative action: Samantha tells the Janitor he could have killed her, and to be more careful.
Consequence: The janitor notices that and apologizes, saying it's all his fault.
Normative action: Samantha tells the Janitor he could have killed her, and to be more careful.
Consequence: The janitor is offended, and feels lower than he ever has before.
Divergent action: Samantha yells at the janitor and calls him a loser for being a janitor.
Consequence: The janitor is offended, and feels lower than he ever has before.
Consequence: The janitor notices that and apologizes, saying it's all his fault.
Divergent action: Samantha yells at the janitor and calls him a loser for being a janitor.
Normative action: Tony tells her that he would really prefer her to stay home with him tonight and watch some movies.
Consequence: Tony and his wife have a great time watching movies together and their relationship grows stronger.
Normative action: Tony tells her that he would really prefer her to stay home with him tonight and watch some movies.
Consequence: Tony's wife grows resentful because she knows she has been faithful for years, and eventually seeks a divorce.
Divergent action: Tony asks her if it's so she can spend the night with some other guy again, and tells her not to go out.
Consequence: Tony's wife grows resentful because she knows she has been faithful for years, and eventually seeks a divorce.
Consequence: Tony and his wife have a great time watching movies together and their relationship grows stronger.
Divergent action: Tony asks her if it's so she can spend the night with some other guy again, and tells her not to go out.
Normative action: Carl spends the morning packing the orders, then reorganizes the files after the carrier has picked up the orders.
Consequence: All orders are ready when the carrier drops by, and customers receive their shipments on time.
Normative action: Carl spends the morning packing the orders, then reorganizes the files after the carrier has picked up the orders.
Consequence: The orders are not ready for shipment when the carrier stops by at 3, so they are delayed by a day causing some customers to miss deadlines.
Divergent action: Carl spends half the morning reorganizing the files, then starts packing orders after lunch.
Consequence: The orders are not ready for shipment when the carrier stops by at 3, so they are delayed by a day causing some customers to miss deadlines.
Consequence: All orders are ready when the carrier drops by, and customers receive their shipments on time.
Divergent action: Carl spends half the morning reorganizing the files, then starts packing orders after lunch.
Normative action: Hank decides to watch the video and promotes it once he realizes that it's good.
Consequence: The video gets more views and goes viral, helping many people who watch it.
Normative action: Hank decides to watch the video and promotes it once he realizes that it's good.
Consequence: The video doesn't get the views that it deserves and people are not benefited by it.
Divergent action: Hank decides that the video doesn't have reviews because it's not as good as it seems and ignores it.
Consequence: The video doesn't get the views that it deserves and people are not benefited by it.
Consequence: The video gets more views and goes viral, helping many people who watch it.
Divergent action: Hank decides that the video doesn't have reviews because it's not as good as it seems and ignores it.
Normative action: Jennie is friendly when she sees Matt and lets Matt know she is interested in getting to know him better and leaves herself open for him to reach out to.
Consequence: Matt is able to open up to Jennie at his own pace and feels comfortable around her.
Normative action: Jennie is friendly when she sees Matt and lets Matt know she is interested in getting to know him better and leaves herself open for him to reach out to.
Consequence: Matt feels uncomfortable around Jennie and does his best to avoid her.
Divergent action: Jennie hangs around Matt when she sees him and asks him a lot of questions and compliments him a lot.
Consequence: Matt feels uncomfortable around Jennie and does his best to avoid her.
Consequence: Matt is able to open up to Jennie at his own pace and feels comfortable around her.
Divergent action: Jennie hangs around Matt when she sees him and asks him a lot of questions and compliments him a lot.
Normative action: Luke talks about all the good times he had with his friend Han and all the ties Han helped him.
Consequence: Han's family is pleased to hear all these wonderful stories from Luke.
Normative action: Luke talks about all the good times he had with his friend Han and all the ties Han helped him.
Consequence: Han's family doesn't believe Luke's stories and calls him a liar.
Divergent action: Luke tells Han's family all about Han smuggling drugs and weapons and such in his life.
Consequence: Han's family doesn't believe Luke's stories and calls him a liar.
Consequence: Han's family is pleased to hear all these wonderful stories from Luke.
Divergent action: Luke tells Han's family all about Han smuggling drugs and weapons and such in his life.
Normative action: Farah is very apologetic to the police officer and explains that she was stressed about her impending work day.
Consequence: The police officer appreciates Farah's kindness and decides to let her off with a warning.
Normative action: Farah is very apologetic to the police officer and explains that she was stressed about her impending work day.
Consequence: The police officer loses his patience with Farah and writes her a speeding ticket.
Divergent action: Farah argues with the police office angrily in an attempt to get him to back down.
Consequence: The police officer loses his patience with Farah and writes her a speeding ticket.
Consequence: The police officer appreciates Farah's kindness and decides to let her off with a warning.
Divergent action: Farah argues with the police office angrily in an attempt to get him to back down.
Normative action: Leo tells his wife that he will cook her the food.
Consequence: Leo's wife will be happy with Leo and consider him a good husband.
Normative action: Leo tells his wife that he will cook her the food.
Consequence: Leo's wife will be angry with Leo and consider him a poor husband.
Divergent action: Leo tells his wife that she can cook the food herself.
Consequence: Leo's wife will be angry with Leo and consider him a poor husband.
Consequence: Leo's wife will be happy with Leo and consider him a good husband.
Divergent action: Leo tells his wife that she can cook the food herself.
Normative action: Adam asks his friends if they want to play a game of basketball with him.
Consequence: Adam's friends are glad that they get to reconnect with Adam.
Normative action: Adam asks his friends if they want to play a game of basketball with him.
Consequence: Adam's friends think that he is stuck up and stop talking to him.
Divergent action: Adam ignores his friends and plays basketball alone on the other side of the park.
Consequence: Adam's friends think that he is stuck up and stop talking to him.
Consequence: Adam's friends are glad that they get to reconnect with Adam.
Divergent action: Adam ignores his friends and plays basketball alone on the other side of the park.
Normative action: Sharon decides to go watch her daughter's moment and keeps quiet about her objections to Tom.
Consequence: Ellie's wedding goes off without a hitch and was glad Sharon came to see.
Normative action: Sharon decides to go watch her daughter's moment and keeps quiet about her objections to Tom.
Consequence: Ellie is humiliated and never forgives Sharon for doing that to her on her special day.
Divergent action: Sharon goes to the ceremony and when the pastor asks if anyone has objections to Ellie and Tom's union, she says yes.
Consequence: Ellie is humiliated and never forgives Sharon for doing that to her on her special day.
Consequence: Ellie's wedding goes off without a hitch and was glad Sharon came to see.
Divergent action: Sharon goes to the ceremony and when the pastor asks if anyone has objections to Ellie and Tom's union, she says yes.
Normative action: Tina sticks to cheaper drinks and only orders a few of them.
Consequence: Tina's friend has a great time out with her and can't wait to do it again in the future.
Normative action: Tina sticks to cheaper drinks and only orders a few of them.
Consequence: The friend's night is ruined when she is stuck with a much higher bill.
Divergent action: Tina orders a bunch of drinks and puts it on her friend's tab.
Consequence: The friend's night is ruined when she is stuck with a much higher bill.
Consequence: Tina's friend has a great time out with her and can't wait to do it again in the future.
Divergent action: Tina orders a bunch of drinks and puts it on her friend's tab.
Normative action: Felicia decides it's best to end things with Phil as he doesn't seem like good relationship material.
Consequence: Phil is prevented from casing her parent's house, which he was in the process of doing, and gets frustrated and leaves.
Normative action: Felicia decides it's best to end things with Phil as he doesn't seem like good relationship material.
Consequence: Phil later breaks into her parent's place and steals their TV, and then dumps and leaves Felicia.
Divergent action: Felicia decides to continue dating Phil in spite of her parent's wishes.
Consequence: Phil later breaks into her parent's place and steals their TV, and then dumps and leaves Felicia.
Consequence: Phil is prevented from casing her parent's house, which he was in the process of doing, and gets frustrated and leaves.
Divergent action: Felicia decides to continue dating Phil in spite of her parent's wishes.
Normative action: Sheryl installs a doggy door so the dog can go between her house and outside.
Consequence: Sheryl's dog can go inside if it is in danger outside.
Normative action: Sheryl installs a doggy door so the dog can go between her house and outside.
Consequence: Sheryl's dog can't get inside the house if it encounter danger outside.
Divergent action: Sheryl locks her dog outside while she is at work.
Consequence: Sheryl's dog can't get inside the house if it encounter danger outside.
Consequence: Sheryl's dog can go inside if it is in danger outside.
Divergent action: Sheryl locks her dog outside while she is at work.
Normative action: Riley knows many positions and issues on the ballot can affect her day to day life, so she makes the time to cast her votes in the election.
Consequence: Riley makes sure her voice is heard along with others and the country's citizens keep their government in check.
Normative action: Riley knows many positions and issues on the ballot can affect her day to day life, so she makes the time to cast her votes in the election.
Consequence: Riley and people like her grow apathetic about their government since they don't participate and the government abuses their apathy more and more over time.
Divergent action: Riley spends all day at work earning a living and misses out on a chance to vote.
Consequence: Riley and people like her grow apathetic about their government since they don't participate and the government abuses their apathy more and more over time.
Consequence: Riley makes sure her voice is heard along with others and the country's citizens keep their government in check.
Divergent action: Riley spends all day at work earning a living and misses out on a chance to vote.
Normative action: Linda throws Luke a birthday party and invites all of his friends.
Consequence: Luke has a grand time with all of his friends at the party, and he thanks Linda.
Normative action: Linda throws Luke a birthday party and invites all of his friends.
Consequence: Luke enjoys the gift and thanks Linda for the gift.
Divergent action: Linda gets Luke a nice present for his birthday and wraps it up.
Consequence: Luke enjoys the gift and thanks Linda for the gift.
Consequence: Luke has a grand time with all of his friends at the party, and he thanks Linda.
Divergent action: Linda gets Luke a nice present for his birthday and wraps it up.
Normative action: Sam considers all applications equally whatever their racial background.
Consequence: Sam will be able to get the best candidates.
Normative action: Sam considers all applications equally whatever their racial background.
Consequence: Sam will miss out on potentially good candidates.
Divergent action: Sam dismisses resumes from people that are not white.
Consequence: Sam will miss out on potentially good candidates.
Consequence: Sam will be able to get the best candidates.
Divergent action: Sam dismisses resumes from people that are not white.