CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: The person in the wheelchair is happy for the help and is able to get to their bus stop in time.
Divergent action: Wally makes fun of the person in the wheelchair, tells him to get out of the way and the two of them get into a loud conversation on the sidewalk.
Normative action: Bruce asks the professor a clarifying question, giving the professor a chance to catch his mistake.
Consequence: The professor thanks Bruce after the lecture for noticing the mistake, and the two become friends.
Normative action: Bruce asks the professor a clarifying question, giving the professor a chance to catch his mistake.
Consequence: The professor gets upset and gives Bruce a bad grade on the next exam.
Divergent action: Bruce interrupts the lecture to tell the rest of the class that the professor made a simple mistake that anyone should have noticed.
Consequence: The professor gets upset and gives Bruce a bad grade on the next exam.
Consequence: The professor thanks Bruce after the lecture for noticing the mistake, and the two become friends.
Divergent action: Bruce interrupts the lecture to tell the rest of the class that the professor made a simple mistake that anyone should have noticed.
Normative action: Robin asks Penny to help her with babysitting and offers to buy her dinner in exchange.
Consequence: Penny is happy to help and spend time with her friend.
Normative action: Robin asks Penny to help her with babysitting and offers to buy her dinner in exchange.
Consequence: Penny feels used when she figures out what happened.
Divergent action: Robin invites Penny over to watch movies but when Penny arrives she makes up an emergency and asks Penny to babysit.
Consequence: Penny feels used when she figures out what happened.
Consequence: Penny is happy to help and spend time with her friend.
Divergent action: Robin invites Penny over to watch movies but when Penny arrives she makes up an emergency and asks Penny to babysit.
Normative action: Al leaves and goes home to complete the work remotely while he healed.
Consequence: Al is able to finish the work on the project without getting anyone else sick.
Normative action: Al leaves and goes home to complete the work remotely while he healed.
Consequence: Al gets other people on his team sick with the illness that he had.
Divergent action: Al stays at work in order to finish the project he was working on.
Consequence: Al gets other people on his team sick with the illness that he had.
Consequence: Al is able to finish the work on the project without getting anyone else sick.
Divergent action: Al stays at work in order to finish the project he was working on.
Normative action: Frank talks with his partner and decides to end the relationship with her.
Consequence: Frank's partner appreciates his honesty, and they are able to stay friends afterwards.
Normative action: Frank talks with his partner and decides to end the relationship with her.
Consequence: Frank's partner finds out which destroys their relationship and turns them into enemies.
Divergent action: Frank ends up seeing another woman outside of his relationship.
Consequence: Frank's partner finds out which destroys their relationship and turns them into enemies.
Consequence: Frank's partner appreciates his honesty, and they are able to stay friends afterwards.
Divergent action: Frank ends up seeing another woman outside of his relationship.
Normative action: Rob gives his employee paid time off for the entire week.
Consequence: Rob's employee feels grateful and wants to work even harder when they come back.
Normative action: Rob gives his employee paid time off for the entire week.
Consequence: Ron's employee continues to feel overwhelmed and thinks about finding a new job.
Divergent action: Ron tells the employee that it would not be a good time for them to take a vacation.
Consequence: Ron's employee continues to feel overwhelmed and thinks about finding a new job.
Consequence: Rob's employee feels grateful and wants to work even harder when they come back.
Divergent action: Ron tells the employee that it would not be a good time for them to take a vacation.
Normative action: Julie tells her boss that she has to pick up a friend from the airport and says that they should plan another happy hour soon.
Consequence: Julie's friend is grateful that she picked her up, and Julie's boss is happy to move the happy hour back a day.
Normative action: Julie tells her boss that she has to pick up a friend from the airport and says that they should plan another happy hour soon.
Consequence: Julie's friend has to pay a lot of money for the cab ride and is too angry to meet with her later that night.
Divergent action: Julie decides to go to the happy hour instead and texts her friend that they can find a cab after they land.
Consequence: Julie's friend has to pay a lot of money for the cab ride and is too angry to meet with her later that night.
Consequence: Julie's friend is grateful that she picked her up, and Julie's boss is happy to move the happy hour back a day.
Divergent action: Julie decides to go to the happy hour instead and texts her friend that they can find a cab after they land.
Normative action: Lilly tells Chris that she has a migraine and thanks him for being concerned, so he goes out to the store for some asprin.
Consequence: Chris is glad to have helped and Lilly, and she feels better because he brought her medicine.
Normative action: Lilly tells Chris that she has a migraine and thanks him for being concerned, so he goes out to the store for some asprin.
Consequence: Chris feels down because he was concerned for Lilly's well being and she feels guilty afterwards.
Divergent action: Lilly instantly tells Chris to get out because he's disturbing her.
Consequence: Chris feels down because he was concerned for Lilly's well being and she feels guilty afterwards.
Consequence: Chris is glad to have helped and Lilly, and she feels better because he brought her medicine.
Divergent action: Lilly instantly tells Chris to get out because he's disturbing her.
Normative action: Aaron accepts his win in a modest fashion and thanks his friend for playing with him.
Consequence: Aaron's friend enjoys playing games with Aaron and continues to do so in the future.
Normative action: Aaron accepts his win in a modest fashion and thanks his friend for playing with him.
Consequence: Aaron's friend quickly becomes annoyed with Aaron and stops playing games with him.
Divergent action: Aaron proudly boasts about his victory and talk down to his friend.
Consequence: Aaron's friend quickly becomes annoyed with Aaron and stops playing games with him.
Consequence: Aaron's friend enjoys playing games with Aaron and continues to do so in the future.
Divergent action: Aaron proudly boasts about his victory and talk down to his friend.
Normative action: Stephanie takes her time explaining her order to the employee until they get it right.
Consequence: The employee thanks Stephanie for their patience and Stephanie is able to enjoy her meal.
Normative action: Stephanie takes her time explaining her order to the employee until they get it right.
Consequence: The employee has enough and walks away leaving Stephanie without a meal.
Divergent action: Stephanie begins to raise her voice while talking trying to get the employee to get the order right and eventually begins using profanity due to her impatience.
Consequence: The employee has enough and walks away leaving Stephanie without a meal.
Consequence: The employee thanks Stephanie for their patience and Stephanie is able to enjoy her meal.
Divergent action: Stephanie begins to raise her voice while talking trying to get the employee to get the order right and eventually begins using profanity due to her impatience.
Normative action: Anthony moves away from the crowd, and up a small hill, to light his fireworks.
Consequence: Some people gather to watch the fireworks and Anthony makes some new friends to watch the show with.
Normative action: Anthony moves away from the crowd, and up a small hill, to light his fireworks.
Consequence: People start to move away from Anthony and someone tells him that he is not behaving in a polite manner.
Divergent action: Anthony starts lighting the fireworks in the middle of a crowd of people.
Consequence: People start to move away from Anthony and someone tells him that he is not behaving in a polite manner.
Consequence: Some people gather to watch the fireworks and Anthony makes some new friends to watch the show with.
Divergent action: Anthony starts lighting the fireworks in the middle of a crowd of people.
Normative action: Alex doubles his efforts at work, improving his own performance, but he doesn't say anything about the shortcomings of his colleague.
Consequence: His boss recognizes his strengths and his effort, and also understands his colleague's weaknesses, so Alex gets a promotion without sacrificing his social standing at work.
Normative action: Alex doubles his efforts at work, improving his own performance, but he doesn't say anything about the shortcomings of his colleague.
Consequence: His colleague is fired and none of his other colleagues trust him anymore, leaving Alex isolated at work.
Divergent action: Alex meets with his boss and tells him that it was his colleague's mistake that cost the company a large client.
Consequence: His colleague is fired and none of his other colleagues trust him anymore, leaving Alex isolated at work.
Consequence: His boss recognizes his strengths and his effort, and also understands his colleague's weaknesses, so Alex gets a promotion without sacrificing his social standing at work.
Divergent action: Alex meets with his boss and tells him that it was his colleague's mistake that cost the company a large client.
Normative action: John takes his two year old with him to the store and shops quickly.
Consequence: His child does okay and John is still able to shop effectively.
Normative action: John takes his two year old with him to the store and shops quickly.
Consequence: His child could get very sick and die and John could get arrested.
Divergent action: John leaves his two year old in the hot car and rushes to get groceries from the store alone.
Consequence: His child could get very sick and die and John could get arrested.
Consequence: His child does okay and John is still able to shop effectively.
Divergent action: John leaves his two year old in the hot car and rushes to get groceries from the store alone.
Normative action: Ronald tells his friend this joke that he read on the internet.
Consequence: The trans person overhears and laughs as well as Ronald's friend.
Normative action: Ronald tells his friend this joke that he read on the internet.
Consequence: The trans person overhears and is pretty hurt, feeling less confident in themselves.
Divergent action: Ronald waits for the trans person to walk by and then makes fun of their looks.
Consequence: The trans person overhears and is pretty hurt, feeling less confident in themselves.
Consequence: The trans person overhears and laughs as well as Ronald's friend.
Divergent action: Ronald waits for the trans person to walk by and then makes fun of their looks.
Normative action: Henry uses a candid everyday photo of himself.
Consequence: Henry's date is glad that he is who he appeared to be in his profile and wants to get to know Henry better.
Normative action: Henry uses a candid everyday photo of himself.
Consequence: Henry's date is upset that he doesn't look like he did online and leaves early.
Divergent action: Henry uses a picture of a male model instead of his own.
Consequence: Henry's date is upset that he doesn't look like he did online and leaves early.
Consequence: Henry's date is glad that he is who he appeared to be in his profile and wants to get to know Henry better.
Divergent action: Henry uses a picture of a male model instead of his own.
Normative action: Eric has a discussion with Matt about when he thinks he might find a job and be able to leave.
Consequence: Matt tells Eric that he didn't intend to stay as long as he did, he will try to get everything situated by next month.
Normative action: Eric has a discussion with Matt about when he thinks he might find a job and be able to leave.
Consequence: Matt feels upset having to leave all of the sudden and doesn't know where to go.
Divergent action: Eric tells Matt that he has to leave right now, he doesn't want him staying with him anymore.
Consequence: Matt feels upset having to leave all of the sudden and doesn't know where to go.
Consequence: Matt tells Eric that he didn't intend to stay as long as he did, he will try to get everything situated by next month.
Divergent action: Eric tells Matt that he has to leave right now, he doesn't want him staying with him anymore.
Normative action: Bill decides to share some of his food with Charlie.
Consequence: Charlie maintains his strength and becomes grateful towards Bill for the food.
Normative action: Bill decides to share some of his food with Charlie.
Consequence: Charlie doesn't get enough food and starts becoming physically weaker.
Divergent action: Bill hoards the majority of his food rations for himself.
Consequence: Charlie doesn't get enough food and starts becoming physically weaker.
Consequence: Charlie maintains his strength and becomes grateful towards Bill for the food.
Divergent action: Bill hoards the majority of his food rations for himself.
Normative action: Jinyoung compliments her and offers to set her up with one of his attractive friends.
Consequence: The girl falls in love with Jinyoung's friend, and they get into a good relationship.
Normative action: Jinyoung compliments her and offers to set her up with one of his attractive friends.
Consequence: The girl breaks down crying.
Divergent action: Jinyoung rejects the girl with blunt words in front of everyone.
Consequence: The girl breaks down crying.
Consequence: The girl falls in love with Jinyoung's friend, and they get into a good relationship.
Divergent action: Jinyoung rejects the girl with blunt words in front of everyone.
Normative action: Without raising his voice, Scott lets George know how his words were hurtful to him.
Consequence: George apologizes to Scott and the two of them make up and remain good friends.
Normative action: Without raising his voice, Scott lets George know how his words were hurtful to him.
Consequence: George and Scott are both upset and decide to not be friends anymore.
Divergent action: Scott raises his voice to a high level and tells George what he thinks of his words in an aggressive way.
Consequence: George and Scott are both upset and decide to not be friends anymore.
Consequence: George apologizes to Scott and the two of them make up and remain good friends.
Divergent action: Scott raises his voice to a high level and tells George what he thinks of his words in an aggressive way.
Normative action: Christopher rewarded the top performing employees with gift cards.
Consequence: Everyone on the team wanted to earn their own gift cards and started working harder.
Normative action: Christopher rewarded the top performing employees with gift cards.
Consequence: The other employee's started resenting him and performing more poorly causing him to lose his management position.
Divergent action: Christopher yelled at one of his poorly performing employee's in front of the entire team.
Consequence: The other employee's started resenting him and performing more poorly causing him to lose his management position.
Consequence: Everyone on the team wanted to earn their own gift cards and started working harder.
Divergent action: Christopher yelled at one of his poorly performing employee's in front of the entire team.
Normative action: Simon buys a small personal gift for each of his friends.
Consequence: His friends love the gifts and Simon feels satisfied with himself.
Normative action: Simon buys a small personal gift for each of his friends.
Consequence: Before he even has the chance to share the flask, he gets caught and removed from the prom.
Divergent action: Simon sneaks a flask of vodka in, for he and his friends to share.
Consequence: Before he even has the chance to share the flask, he gets caught and removed from the prom.
Consequence: His friends love the gifts and Simon feels satisfied with himself.
Divergent action: Simon sneaks a flask of vodka in, for he and his friends to share.
Normative action: Corey showers every day before school and introduces himself to other kids from his classes.
Consequence: Corey appears clean to the other kids, and he is able to make new friends.
Normative action: Corey showers every day before school and introduces himself to other kids from his classes.
Consequence: The other kids smell Corey as he approaches and walk away.
Divergent action: Corey forgoes a shower before going to school, then tries to introduce himself to people.
Consequence: The other kids smell Corey as he approaches and walk away.
Consequence: Corey appears clean to the other kids, and he is able to make new friends.
Divergent action: Corey forgoes a shower before going to school, then tries to introduce himself to people.
Normative action: John takes a breath, puts his hand on Mindy's shoulder and says he's sorry.
Consequence: Mindy smiles and loves John more and is happier to be with him.
Normative action: John takes a breath, puts his hand on Mindy's shoulder and says he's sorry.
Consequence: Mindy becomes exasperated and cries profusely and leaves John.
Divergent action: John says he will not apologize and in fact Mindy should apologize to him.
Consequence: Mindy becomes exasperated and cries profusely and leaves John.
Consequence: Mindy smiles and loves John more and is happier to be with him.
Divergent action: John says he will not apologize and in fact Mindy should apologize to him.
Normative action: Sandy requests the Asian associate to check if her favorite color is still available.
Consequence: The Asian associate carefully checks the stock and gives very good suggestions to Sandy.
Normative action: Sandy requests the Asian associate to check if her favorite color is still available.
Consequence: The Asian associate feels embarrassed and bad for being ignored.
Divergent action: Sandy does not talk to the Asian associate thinking that she does not speak English well, and asks another white associate instead.
Consequence: The Asian associate feels embarrassed and bad for being ignored.
Consequence: The Asian associate carefully checks the stock and gives very good suggestions to Sandy.
Divergent action: Sandy does not talk to the Asian associate thinking that she does not speak English well, and asks another white associate instead.
Normative action: Faith tells her husband about their daughters pregnancy.
Consequence: Faith is able to help her family make the best decisions for their daughters future.
Normative action: Faith tells her husband about their daughters pregnancy.
Consequence: Faith becomes stressed out from the pressure of keeping such a big secret.
Divergent action: Faith decides to keep the news from her husband.
Consequence: Faith becomes stressed out from the pressure of keeping such a big secret.
Consequence: Faith is able to help her family make the best decisions for their daughters future.
Divergent action: Faith decides to keep the news from her husband.
Normative action: Mark tells his mom he needs to use the bathroom and checks his phone email there.
Consequence: Mark's mom thinks Mark is polite and cares about her feelings.
Normative action: Mark tells his mom he needs to use the bathroom and checks his phone email there.
Consequence: Mark's mom gets upset and thinks Mark doesn't care about her.
Divergent action: Mark pulls out his phone as his mom is talking and checks his email.
Consequence: Mark's mom gets upset and thinks Mark doesn't care about her.
Consequence: Mark's mom thinks Mark is polite and cares about her feelings.
Divergent action: Mark pulls out his phone as his mom is talking and checks his email.
Normative action: Nicholas talks to the kids, and he lets them know that he is trying to keep his grass nice, asking them to please keep to the walkway.
Consequence: The kids are mostly respectful of his wishes, and they stay on the walkway, while Nicholas enjoys a stress free relationship with most of his neighbors and their families.
Normative action: Nicholas talks to the kids, and he lets them know that he is trying to keep his grass nice, asking them to please keep to the walkway.
Consequence: The tension between Nicholas and the kids causes everyone to feel uncomfortable and, in some cases, the kids are antagonistic toward Nicholas because of his attitude toward them.
Divergent action: Nicholas tells the kids that they aren't allowed near his house and threatens to prosecute them for trespassing.
Consequence: The tension between Nicholas and the kids causes everyone to feel uncomfortable and, in some cases, the kids are antagonistic toward Nicholas because of his attitude toward them.
Consequence: The kids are mostly respectful of his wishes, and they stay on the walkway, while Nicholas enjoys a stress free relationship with most of his neighbors and their families.
Divergent action: Nicholas tells the kids that they aren't allowed near his house and threatens to prosecute them for trespassing.
Normative action: Josephine puts it on her credit card and asks her friend to pay it back in installments.
Consequence: Josephine's friend is grateful and will help Josephine when she needs it.
Normative action: Josephine puts it on her credit card and asks her friend to pay it back in installments.
Consequence: Josephine's best friend will be sad and won't help her when she needs something.
Divergent action: Josephine hangs up the phone and continues on with her day.
Consequence: Josephine's best friend will be sad and won't help her when she needs something.
Consequence: Josephine's friend is grateful and will help Josephine when she needs it.
Divergent action: Josephine hangs up the phone and continues on with her day.
Normative action: Ash asks Gary to give him back the hedge trimmer.
Consequence: Gary gives the hedge trimmer back to Ash without hesitation.
Normative action: Ash asks Gary to give him back the hedge trimmer.
Consequence: Gary catches Ash sneaking in and calls the police on him.
Divergent action: Ash sneaks into Gary's and searches for the trimmer.
Consequence: Gary catches Ash sneaking in and calls the police on him.
Consequence: Gary gives the hedge trimmer back to Ash without hesitation.
Divergent action: Ash sneaks into Gary's and searches for the trimmer.
Normative action: Tim agrees to let his friends tag along when he goes to the library and follow along with his study routine.
Consequence: Tim's friends start to get better grades after they try emulating his study habits and offer to help him in other ways.
Normative action: Tim agrees to let his friends tag along when he goes to the library and follow along with his study routine.
Consequence: Tim's friends get fed up with asking him and make new friends who will help them.
Divergent action: Tim keeps making up reasons for why he doesn't have time to meet his friends and help them study.
Consequence: Tim's friends get fed up with asking him and make new friends who will help them.
Consequence: Tim's friends start to get better grades after they try emulating his study habits and offer to help him in other ways.
Divergent action: Tim keeps making up reasons for why he doesn't have time to meet his friends and help them study.
Normative action: Jenny gives Carl a bottle of cologne for his birthday.
Consequence: Carl thanks Jenny for giving him such a pleasant smelling gift.
Normative action: Jenny gives Carl a bottle of cologne for his birthday.
Consequence: Carl gets mad at Jenny for saying that he smells bad.
Divergent action: Jenny tells Carl that he needs to wash more to get rid of his smell.
Consequence: Carl gets mad at Jenny for saying that he smells bad.
Consequence: Carl thanks Jenny for giving him such a pleasant smelling gift.
Divergent action: Jenny tells Carl that he needs to wash more to get rid of his smell.
Normative action: Janice studies very hard for the exam and gets a tutor to help her.
Consequence: Janice passes the exam and ends up doing well in the class.