CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Kelly decides to embarrass her husband by dressing sloppily for the event.
Consequence: Kelly winds up feeling more embarrassed than her husband when people keep staring at her.
Consequence: Kelly calms down after spending time away from her husband.
Divergent action: Kelly decides to embarrass her husband by dressing sloppily for the event.
Normative action: Rob waits for the men's bathroom, as difficult as it is for him to do that.
Consequence: Rob gets to use the restroom, and he doesn't cause any problems for other people.
Normative action: Rob waits for the men's bathroom, as difficult as it is for him to do that.
Consequence: He finds that there are people trying to use the bathroom who are appalled by his presence, and he still doesn't get to use the bathroom.
Divergent action: Rob can't find a place to go quickly, so he walks into the women's bathroom.
Consequence: He finds that there are people trying to use the bathroom who are appalled by his presence, and he still doesn't get to use the bathroom.
Consequence: Rob gets to use the restroom, and he doesn't cause any problems for other people.
Divergent action: Rob can't find a place to go quickly, so he walks into the women's bathroom.
Normative action: Jason seeks professional help for his depression.
Consequence: Jason's counseling and medication help him get better.
Normative action: Jason seeks professional help for his depression.
Consequence: Jason's friends and family are devastated and angry at his choice.
Divergent action: Jason decides to end his life.
Consequence: Jason's friends and family are devastated and angry at his choice.
Consequence: Jason's counseling and medication help him get better.
Divergent action: Jason decides to end his life.
Normative action: Millie stops giving Vicky money and encourages her to seek treatment to help her break her addiction.
Consequence: Vicky feels empowered by Millie's support and starts to go to an addiction treatment center.
Normative action: Millie stops giving Vicky money and encourages her to seek treatment to help her break her addiction.
Consequence: Millie finds out through a mutual friend that Vicky went elsewhere for money and ended up overdosing.
Divergent action: Millie cuts off all contact with Vicky, hoping that it will force her to seek help for her problem.
Consequence: Millie finds out through a mutual friend that Vicky went elsewhere for money and ended up overdosing.
Consequence: Vicky feels empowered by Millie's support and starts to go to an addiction treatment center.
Divergent action: Millie cuts off all contact with Vicky, hoping that it will force her to seek help for her problem.
Normative action: Barry builds a bigger facility close to the current facility.
Consequence: Barry's current workers will keep their jobs and Barry will retain skilled people.
Normative action: Barry builds a bigger facility close to the current facility.
Consequence: Barry's current workers will be fired or have to uproot their lives and Barry will lose skilled people.
Divergent action: Barry builds a bigger facility on the other side of the country.
Consequence: Barry's current workers will be fired or have to uproot their lives and Barry will lose skilled people.
Consequence: Barry's current workers will keep their jobs and Barry will retain skilled people.
Divergent action: Barry builds a bigger facility on the other side of the country.
Normative action: Sandra helps Vince plan his meals including cheat meals when he chooses to indulge.
Consequence: Vince has the support he needs from Sandra to stick to his diet and successfully lose weight.
Normative action: Sandra helps Vince plan his meals including cheat meals when he chooses to indulge.
Consequence: Vince gets annoyed with Sandra's micro-managing and quickly gets discouraged from his diet.
Divergent action: Sandra constantly keeps track of what Vince is eating and chimes in with the calorie counts whenever she thinks he might go too far.
Consequence: Vince gets annoyed with Sandra's micro-managing and quickly gets discouraged from his diet.
Consequence: Vince has the support he needs from Sandra to stick to his diet and successfully lose weight.
Divergent action: Sandra constantly keeps track of what Vince is eating and chimes in with the calorie counts whenever she thinks he might go too far.
Normative action: Joey shows his coworker how to correct their mistakes so that the both of them can work more smoothly and have more break time to enjoy.
Consequence: Joey's coworker appreciates the tips and feels more confident about their own work going forward.
Normative action: Joey shows his coworker how to correct their mistakes so that the both of them can work more smoothly and have more break time to enjoy.
Consequence: Joey's coworker get fuming anger at consistently being laughed at.
Divergent action: At the expensive of his coworker's mistakes Joey is entertained by the coworker chuckling at every misstep.
Consequence: Joey's coworker get fuming anger at consistently being laughed at.
Consequence: Joey's coworker appreciates the tips and feels more confident about their own work going forward.
Divergent action: At the expensive of his coworker's mistakes Joey is entertained by the coworker chuckling at every misstep.
Normative action: Phil says the bill is not his and offers to help find the person it belongs to.
Consequence: The person the bill belongs to thanks Phil for helping him find his lost money.
Normative action: Phil says the bill is not his and offers to help find the person it belongs to.
Consequence: The person who actually owned the 100$ is standing right behind Phil and yells at him.
Divergent action: Phil thanks the customer for finding his lost money and pockets it.
Consequence: The person who actually owned the 100$ is standing right behind Phil and yells at him.
Consequence: The person the bill belongs to thanks Phil for helping him find his lost money.
Divergent action: Phil thanks the customer for finding his lost money and pockets it.
Normative action: Mike drives all the way to the passenger's house to give the wallet back.
Consequence: The passenger feels grateful and no longer has to worry about it.
Normative action: Mike drives all the way to the passenger's house to give the wallet back.
Consequence: The passenger has to wait to get another licence and loses any money in it.
Divergent action: Mike decides to keep the wallet and tells the passenger he didn't find it.
Consequence: The passenger has to wait to get another licence and loses any money in it.
Consequence: The passenger feels grateful and no longer has to worry about it.
Divergent action: Mike decides to keep the wallet and tells the passenger he didn't find it.
Normative action: Maria thinks showing up earlier than scheduled will make her seem prepared.
Consequence: Maria's client thinks Maria is responsible and enjoys working with her.
Normative action: Maria thinks showing up earlier than scheduled will make her seem prepared.
Consequence: Maria's client thinks Maria is irresponsible and chooses a new person to work with.
Divergent action: Maria thinks showing up past the scheduled time will make her seem more important.
Consequence: Maria's client thinks Maria is irresponsible and chooses a new person to work with.
Consequence: Maria's client thinks Maria is responsible and enjoys working with her.
Divergent action: Maria thinks showing up past the scheduled time will make her seem more important.
Normative action: David asks Susan if she would be willing to try something new, with him, that they could do in their spare time together.
Consequence: Susan thinks of some things that they might like to do together and David likes some of them very much, and they spend more time together.
Normative action: David asks Susan if she would be willing to try something new, with him, that they could do in their spare time together.
Consequence: Susan is offended by David's remarks, and she is unwilling to switch to a new hobby that they can do together.
Divergent action: David tells Susan directly that he finds her choice of hobbies to be beneath her and ridiculous, that it's boring, and he wants her to find something else to do.
Consequence: Susan is offended by David's remarks, and she is unwilling to switch to a new hobby that they can do together.
Consequence: Susan thinks of some things that they might like to do together and David likes some of them very much, and they spend more time together.
Divergent action: David tells Susan directly that he finds her choice of hobbies to be beneath her and ridiculous, that it's boring, and he wants her to find something else to do.
Normative action: Bob tells Debbie the truth, breaks up with her and marries a nice man and adopts kids with him.
Consequence: Debbie is less hurt than she would've been and Bob finds happiness.
Normative action: Bob tells Debbie the truth, breaks up with her and marries a nice man and adopts kids with him.
Consequence: Debbie eventually finds out and is sad and divorces Bob and Bob becomes miserable.
Divergent action: Bob continues to make love to Debbie despite his misgivings and gets married to her.
Consequence: Debbie eventually finds out and is sad and divorces Bob and Bob becomes miserable.
Consequence: Debbie is less hurt than she would've been and Bob finds happiness.
Divergent action: Bob continues to make love to Debbie despite his misgivings and gets married to her.
Normative action: James starts blasting heavy metal music at his neighbor's house until his neighbor comes over to complain.
Consequence: James and his neighbor come to a detente and stop playing music at night.
Normative action: James starts blasting heavy metal music at his neighbor's house until his neighbor comes over to complain.
Consequence: The police ransack James' neighbor's house and arrest him, but are forced to let him go due to lack of evidence.
Divergent action: James calls the cops and tells them that he thinks his neighbor is selling prohibited pharmaceuticals.
Consequence: The police ransack James' neighbor's house and arrest him, but are forced to let him go due to lack of evidence.
Consequence: James and his neighbor come to a detente and stop playing music at night.
Divergent action: James calls the cops and tells them that he thinks his neighbor is selling prohibited pharmaceuticals.
Normative action: Bill's boss asks about a mistake Bill made during the last year and Bill uses the opportunity to explain what he learned from making that mistake to his boss.
Consequence: Bill's boss is impressed that Bill owned up to the mistake turning it into a positive learning experience and gives Bill a good review.
Normative action: Bill's boss asks about a mistake Bill made during the last year and Bill uses the opportunity to explain what he learned from making that mistake to his boss.
Consequence: Bill's boss is disappointed that Bill is not honest with him and is forced to give Bill a bad performance review.
Divergent action: Bill's boss asks Bill about a mistake he made and as to look better, Bill blamed others for the event.
Consequence: Bill's boss is disappointed that Bill is not honest with him and is forced to give Bill a bad performance review.
Consequence: Bill's boss is impressed that Bill owned up to the mistake turning it into a positive learning experience and gives Bill a good review.
Divergent action: Bill's boss asks Bill about a mistake he made and as to look better, Bill blamed others for the event.
Normative action: Thomas spends a little within his budget on a gift for Richard and saves the rest.
Consequence: Richard is happy to get a gift and feels closer to Thomas.
Normative action: Thomas spends a little within his budget on a gift for Richard and saves the rest.
Consequence: Richard is sad and wonders if Thomas really likes him.
Divergent action: Thomas goes to the birthday party empty-handed and then leaves.
Consequence: Richard is sad and wonders if Thomas really likes him.
Consequence: Richard is happy to get a gift and feels closer to Thomas.
Divergent action: Thomas goes to the birthday party empty-handed and then leaves.
Normative action: Nick decides that he cares more about his issue than his weight, so he goes to see his doctor.
Consequence: Nick becomes more okay with going outside and gets help with his issue.
Normative action: Nick decides that he cares more about his issue than his weight, so he goes to see his doctor.
Consequence: Nick is not able to get help for his issue and suffers.
Divergent action: Nick doesn't want people looking at him, so he decides to stay at home.
Consequence: Nick is not able to get help for his issue and suffers.
Consequence: Nick becomes more okay with going outside and gets help with his issue.
Divergent action: Nick doesn't want people looking at him, so he decides to stay at home.
Normative action: John drives carefully through the lot, finds his spot and then shops quickly inside the store.
Consequence: Pedestrians in the parking lot appreciate John's care and like him.
Normative action: John drives carefully through the lot, finds his spot and then shops quickly inside the store.
Consequence: Pedestrians walking in the parking lot are alarmed and resent John.
Divergent action: John drives fast through the parking lot trying to find a space.
Consequence: Pedestrians walking in the parking lot are alarmed and resent John.
Consequence: Pedestrians in the parking lot appreciate John's care and like him.
Divergent action: John drives fast through the parking lot trying to find a space.
Normative action: Austin makes himself a nice evening meal from scratch and eats it.
Consequence: Austin benefits from the healthier and cheaper option of cooking dinner for himself.
Normative action: Austin makes himself a nice evening meal from scratch and eats it.
Consequence: Austin loses a lot of money buying overpriced prepared meals and his health also suffers.
Divergent action: Austin orders out for dinner because he has never cooked for himself before and this quickly becomes a regular habit of his.
Consequence: Austin loses a lot of money buying overpriced prepared meals and his health also suffers.
Consequence: Austin benefits from the healthier and cheaper option of cooking dinner for himself.
Divergent action: Austin orders out for dinner because he has never cooked for himself before and this quickly becomes a regular habit of his.
Normative action: Michael looks for a second job to earn more money.
Consequence: Michael maintains respect for himself and leads well.
Normative action: Michael looks for a second job to earn more money.
Consequence: Michael loses respect for himself eventually and is an ineffective leader.
Divergent action: Michael meets with a special interest who pays him for his vote.
Consequence: Michael loses respect for himself eventually and is an ineffective leader.
Consequence: Michael maintains respect for himself and leads well.
Divergent action: Michael meets with a special interest who pays him for his vote.
Normative action: Tiffany gives Judy a fifty dollar bill to help her out.
Consequence: Judy is really gateful to Tiffany for the assistance and sees her as a great friend.
Normative action: Tiffany gives Judy a fifty dollar bill to help her out.
Consequence: Judy see's this tiny amount as insulting and is now angry at Tiffany.
Divergent action: Tiffany cashes in her winnings and hands Judy just one dollar.
Consequence: Judy see's this tiny amount as insulting and is now angry at Tiffany.
Consequence: Judy is really gateful to Tiffany for the assistance and sees her as a great friend.
Divergent action: Tiffany cashes in her winnings and hands Judy just one dollar.
Normative action: James tells the cashier he's been waiting the longest, and he won't take long to check out.
Consequence: The cashier, who's not paid nearly enough to care, lets James be first in the new line.
Normative action: James tells the cashier he's been waiting the longest, and he won't take long to check out.
Consequence: James is asked to leave the store without being allowed to purchase any of his items.
Divergent action: James raises his voice and throws his items at the cashier as he decries the unfairness of not being first in the new line.
Consequence: James is asked to leave the store without being allowed to purchase any of his items.
Consequence: The cashier, who's not paid nearly enough to care, lets James be first in the new line.
Divergent action: James raises his voice and throws his items at the cashier as he decries the unfairness of not being first in the new line.
Normative action: Warren introduces himself to the woman and asks her for her name.
Consequence: The woman tells Warren her name, and they have a conversation.
Normative action: Warren introduces himself to the woman and asks her for her name.
Consequence: The woman becomes scared and drives to a police station.
Divergent action: Warren follows the woman in his car when she leaves the coffee shop.
Consequence: The woman becomes scared and drives to a police station.
Consequence: The woman tells Warren her name, and they have a conversation.
Divergent action: Warren follows the woman in his car when she leaves the coffee shop.
Normative action: Sadie takes the donuts and throws them in the garbage.
Consequence: The customers at the shop are happy knowing that they will always get fresh donuts.
Normative action: Sadie takes the donuts and throws them in the garbage.
Consequence: The customer is upset and demands to get all their money back.
Divergent action: Sadie puts the donuts in the box of the next customer that orders a dozen.
Consequence: The customer is upset and demands to get all their money back.
Consequence: The customers at the shop are happy knowing that they will always get fresh donuts.
Divergent action: Sadie puts the donuts in the box of the next customer that orders a dozen.
Normative action: Max suggests that he and Tina watch the comedy and romance movies in the same day.
Consequence: Tina agrees with the idea, and they buy tickets for both movies.
Normative action: Max suggests that he and Tina watch the comedy and romance movies in the same day.
Consequence: Tina doesn't like Max's controlling tone and breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Max tells Tina that she will only watch the movies he wants to watch.
Consequence: Tina doesn't like Max's controlling tone and breaks up with him.
Consequence: Tina agrees with the idea, and they buy tickets for both movies.
Divergent action: Max tells Tina that she will only watch the movies he wants to watch.
Normative action: Jason turns off and takes a detour to get to work.
Consequence: Jason circumvents the slow driver to get to work on time.
Normative action: Jason turns off and takes a detour to get to work.
Consequence: Jason gets a ticket from a cop who witnesses his tailgating.
Divergent action: Jason keeps honking at the other driver and tailgates them until they pull over, so he can pass.
Consequence: Jason gets a ticket from a cop who witnesses his tailgating.
Consequence: Jason circumvents the slow driver to get to work on time.
Divergent action: Jason keeps honking at the other driver and tailgates them until they pull over, so he can pass.
Normative action: Jenny files a compliant with the county and the neighbors are fined and told they'll lose the dogs if they don't keep them quiet.
Consequence: The neighbors realize they'll get in trouble if they don't control their dogs, so they keep the dogs quiet.
Normative action: Jenny files a compliant with the county and the neighbors are fined and told they'll lose the dogs if they don't keep them quiet.
Consequence: The neighbors cry about their dead dogs, and then get more barking dogs anyway.
Divergent action: Jenny puts rat poison in hamburger and feeds it to the neighbors dogs.
Consequence: The neighbors cry about their dead dogs, and then get more barking dogs anyway.
Consequence: The neighbors realize they'll get in trouble if they don't control their dogs, so they keep the dogs quiet.
Divergent action: Jenny puts rat poison in hamburger and feeds it to the neighbors dogs.
Normative action: Brian waits until morning when Barbara wakes up before asking for sex.
Consequence: Barbara considers Brian a gentleman and consents, and the two have a great time.
Normative action: Brian waits until morning when Barbara wakes up before asking for sex.
Consequence: Barbara gets pregnant, and Brian is on the hook for both child support and rape charges.
Divergent action: Brian has sex with Barbara while she's passed out, figuring she won't mind.
Consequence: Barbara gets pregnant, and Brian is on the hook for both child support and rape charges.
Consequence: Barbara considers Brian a gentleman and consents, and the two have a great time.
Divergent action: Brian has sex with Barbara while she's passed out, figuring she won't mind.
Normative action: Jennie shakes her boss's hand in thanks and orders lunch for herself and office mates for the occasion.
Consequence: Jennie boss keeps Jennie in mind for a promotion due to her humbleness and kindness.
Normative action: Jennie shakes her boss's hand in thanks and orders lunch for herself and office mates for the occasion.
Consequence: Jennie's boss reprimands her for disruptive behavior and takes away the award.
Divergent action: Jennie takes a very vocal victory lap around the office while everyone watches.
Consequence: Jennie's boss reprimands her for disruptive behavior and takes away the award.
Consequence: Jennie boss keeps Jennie in mind for a promotion due to her humbleness and kindness.
Divergent action: Jennie takes a very vocal victory lap around the office while everyone watches.
Normative action: Tim tells Tom that he could have killed him and that one day he probably will kill someone driving like that.
Consequence: Tom tells Tim that he is sorry and that he will be much more careful from now on.
Normative action: Tim tells Tom that he could have killed him and that one day he probably will kill someone driving like that.
Consequence: Tom thinks Tim is crazy and attempts to run away before Tim can get violent with him.
Divergent action: Tim starts yelling at Tom and calling him names saying he almost killed him.
Consequence: Tom thinks Tim is crazy and attempts to run away before Tim can get violent with him.
Consequence: Tom tells Tim that he is sorry and that he will be much more careful from now on.
Divergent action: Tim starts yelling at Tom and calling him names saying he almost killed him.
Normative action: Bert stops and takes the dog to his house to care for it.
Consequence: The dog is up and back on his feet within just a few days.
Normative action: Bert stops and takes the dog to his house to care for it.
Consequence: The dog suffers from his injuries and eventually dies a day later.
Divergent action: Bert drives past the injured dog and pays no mind to it on the way to his house.
Consequence: The dog suffers from his injuries and eventually dies a day later.
Consequence: The dog is up and back on his feet within just a few days.
Divergent action: Bert drives past the injured dog and pays no mind to it on the way to his house.
Normative action: Pat doesn't want to hurt anyone, so he stays home and watches the stream.
Consequence: Pat is able to watch the concert, and he doesn't have to worry.
Normative action: Pat doesn't want to hurt anyone, so he stays home and watches the stream.
Consequence: Pat is putting himself at risk of getting the coronavirus and could spread it even more.
Divergent action: Pat wants to have fun, so he decides to go to the concert.
Consequence: Pat is putting himself at risk of getting the coronavirus and could spread it even more.
Consequence: Pat is able to watch the concert, and he doesn't have to worry.
Divergent action: Pat wants to have fun, so he decides to go to the concert.
Normative action: Amber asks the person next to her in the lunch room if they have an extra dollar or two.
Consequence: The other student pays for Amber's lunch, and they enjoy the meal together.
Normative action: Amber asks the person next to her in the lunch room if they have an extra dollar or two.
Consequence: After lunch, the student reports Amber to the student advisor.