CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Frank uses his savings to get Ryan a replacement laptop and admits to breaking the original.
Consequence: Ryan discovers that the computer has water damage when he brings it in for repair and judges Frank for seeming like a liar.
Divergent action: Frank tells Ryan that the laptop made some loud beeping noises and stopped working out of nowhere.
Consequence: Ryan discovers that the computer has water damage when he brings it in for repair and judges Frank for seeming like a liar.
Consequence: Ryan is able to repair the computer easily and feels thankful that Frank offered to pay for the damages.
Divergent action: Frank tells Ryan that the laptop made some loud beeping noises and stopped working out of nowhere.
Normative action: Armond hugs his friend when he gets there and thanks him for inviting him.
Consequence: Armond's friend invites him over every time that he has a party.
Normative action: Armond hugs his friend when he gets there and thanks him for inviting him.
Consequence: Armond's friend doesn't invite him to any of his future events.
Divergent action: Armond goes to the party and doesn't even talk to his friend.
Consequence: Armond's friend doesn't invite him to any of his future events.
Consequence: Armond's friend invites him over every time that he has a party.
Divergent action: Armond goes to the party and doesn't even talk to his friend.
Normative action: Todd stops drinking and spends more time with his kids.
Consequence: Todd's kids enjoy being with him more than they did before.
Normative action: Todd stops drinking and spends more time with his kids.
Consequence: Todd gets drunk and passes out and the kids call their mother to get them.
Divergent action: Todd has a cookout with his kids while he has a couple of beers.
Consequence: Todd gets drunk and passes out and the kids call their mother to get them.
Consequence: Todd's kids enjoy being with him more than they did before.
Divergent action: Todd has a cookout with his kids while he has a couple of beers.
Normative action: Bill offers overtime for team members to work on the weekend.
Consequence: The team is happy to make some extra money.
Normative action: Bill offers overtime for team members to work on the weekend.
Consequence: The team resents having to work for free.
Divergent action: Bill convinces his team to do volunteer work to finish the project.
Consequence: The team resents having to work for free.
Consequence: The team is happy to make some extra money.
Divergent action: Bill convinces his team to do volunteer work to finish the project.
Normative action: Ed rushes over to Donna and gives her a hug and a kiss.
Consequence: Ed and Donna go shopping for baby supplies together the next day.
Normative action: Ed rushes over to Donna and gives her a hug and a kiss.
Consequence: Donna leaves Ed knowing that he wouldn't make a good father for their child.
Divergent action: Ed throws a vase across the room and breaks the window when he hears the news.
Consequence: Donna leaves Ed knowing that he wouldn't make a good father for their child.
Consequence: Ed and Donna go shopping for baby supplies together the next day.
Divergent action: Ed throws a vase across the room and breaks the window when he hears the news.
Normative action: Kevin tells his mom that it's no problem, and she can take as much as they need.
Consequence: Kevin's mom is relieved that her and his dad will get some help and get through the tough times.
Normative action: Kevin tells his mom that it's no problem, and she can take as much as they need.
Consequence: Kevin's mom knows he can just sell the stock and lend her money and is both furious and heartbroken that her son is so unsupportive.
Divergent action: Kevin tells his mom that he cannot spare any money right now as most of his money is tied up in stocks.
Consequence: Kevin's mom knows he can just sell the stock and lend her money and is both furious and heartbroken that her son is so unsupportive.
Consequence: Kevin's mom is relieved that her and his dad will get some help and get through the tough times.
Divergent action: Kevin tells his mom that he cannot spare any money right now as most of his money is tied up in stocks.
Normative action: Joe only goes the maximum limit that he's allowed to on the road to work.
Consequence: Joe arrives 10 minutes late and his boss doesn't seem that upset.
Normative action: Joe only goes the maximum limit that he's allowed to on the road to work.
Consequence: Joe gets a ticket from a police officer and is much later than he would have been.
Divergent action: Joe speeds to get to work, going much faster than the posted limits.
Consequence: Joe gets a ticket from a police officer and is much later than he would have been.
Consequence: Joe arrives 10 minutes late and his boss doesn't seem that upset.
Divergent action: Joe speeds to get to work, going much faster than the posted limits.
Normative action: Pat makes money from home by selling paintings that he makes.
Consequence: Pat is able to make a lot of money, and he feels accomplished.
Normative action: Pat makes money from home by selling paintings that he makes.
Consequence: Pat misses out on a lot of good paying jobs and stays unemployed.
Divergent action: Pat applies to only one job and plays video games all day.
Consequence: Pat misses out on a lot of good paying jobs and stays unemployed.
Consequence: Pat is able to make a lot of money, and he feels accomplished.
Divergent action: Pat applies to only one job and plays video games all day.
Normative action: Ben holds it until he gets back home.
Consequence: Ben feels much cleaner using his own bathroom.
Normative action: Ben holds it until he gets back home.
Consequence: Ben feels unsanitary because he can't wash his hands.
Divergent action: Ben relieves himself in the bushes by the store.
Consequence: Ben feels unsanitary because he can't wash his hands.
Consequence: Ben feels much cleaner using his own bathroom.
Divergent action: Ben relieves himself in the bushes by the store.
Normative action: Alice calls a taxi cab to take her home.
Consequence: Alice makes it home safely without injuring anyone on the road.
Normative action: Alice calls a taxi cab to take her home.
Consequence: Alice hits another vehicle because she is impared and injures them.
Divergent action: Alice drives her car home from the bar.
Consequence: Alice hits another vehicle because she is impared and injures them.
Consequence: Alice makes it home safely without injuring anyone on the road.
Divergent action: Alice drives her car home from the bar.
Normative action: Jon agrees with his friend and buys them a new tablet like the one he lost.
Consequence: Jon's friend respects his integrity and continues to trust Jon with their stuff.
Normative action: Jon agrees with his friend and buys them a new tablet like the one he lost.
Consequence: Jon's friend never trusts him with their things again and lowers their opinion of Jon.
Divergent action: Jon says he won't get a new one for his friend because it wasn't Jon's fault it got lost.
Consequence: Jon's friend never trusts him with their things again and lowers their opinion of Jon.
Consequence: Jon's friend respects his integrity and continues to trust Jon with their stuff.
Divergent action: Jon says he won't get a new one for his friend because it wasn't Jon's fault it got lost.
Normative action: Phil tells his brother that's OK he won't give him his toys either next time he asks.
Consequence: Richard realizes that it doesn't feel so good to be on the other side and changes his mind about sharing.
Normative action: Phil tells his brother that's OK he won't give him his toys either next time he asks.
Consequence: Richard is insulted that he is being called selfish and begins to act defensively worsening the situation.
Divergent action: Phil tells Richard that he is a horrible and selfish brother who never shares.
Consequence: Richard is insulted that he is being called selfish and begins to act defensively worsening the situation.
Consequence: Richard realizes that it doesn't feel so good to be on the other side and changes his mind about sharing.
Divergent action: Phil tells Richard that he is a horrible and selfish brother who never shares.
Normative action: Ken approaches Jim about the rules he has questions about and works to seek compromise.
Consequence: Jim tells Ken that he will take his suggestions into consideration and thanks him for his honesty and good attitude.
Normative action: Ken approaches Jim about the rules he has questions about and works to seek compromise.
Consequence: Jim finds the tone and statements expressed by Ken to be harsh and unprofessional and no longer considers him for an upcoming promotion.
Divergent action: Ken tells Jim that he thinks the rules are way out of line and don't make much sense.
Consequence: Jim finds the tone and statements expressed by Ken to be harsh and unprofessional and no longer considers him for an upcoming promotion.
Consequence: Jim tells Ken that he will take his suggestions into consideration and thanks him for his honesty and good attitude.
Divergent action: Ken tells Jim that he thinks the rules are way out of line and don't make much sense.
Normative action: Sue gives each child a candy bar when they come to the door.
Consequence: The children are excited to receive a treat.
Normative action: Sue gives each child a candy bar when they come to the door.
Consequence: The children are disappointed they didn't get something sweet.
Divergent action: Sue gives each child a toothbrush when they come to the door.
Consequence: The children are disappointed they didn't get something sweet.
Consequence: The children are excited to receive a treat.
Divergent action: Sue gives each child a toothbrush when they come to the door.
Normative action: Minny finishes her meal and leaves a 20 percent tip along with a religious pamphlet.
Consequence: Jen is grateful and reads the pamphlet, then agrees to go to church with Minny when Minny is there again.
Normative action: Minny finishes her meal and leaves a 20 percent tip along with a religious pamphlet.
Consequence: Jen throws the pamphlet away in anger and Is very cold to Minny the next time.
Divergent action: When Minny finishes her meal, she leaves only a religious pamphlet with a note that this is her tip.
Consequence: Jen throws the pamphlet away in anger and Is very cold to Minny the next time.
Consequence: Jen is grateful and reads the pamphlet, then agrees to go to church with Minny when Minny is there again.
Divergent action: When Minny finishes her meal, she leaves only a religious pamphlet with a note that this is her tip.
Normative action: Lisa schedules firm work during the week days and consulting work on the week ends.
Consequence: Lisa is able to complete all her work at the firm and for consulting at a high level of quality which pleases all her clients.
Normative action: Lisa schedules firm work during the week days and consulting work on the week ends.
Consequence: Lisa's firm work suffers from lack of oversight and displeases the firm's clients.
Divergent action: Lisa neglects her firm work leaving it to junior associates to complete while she focuses on consulting work.
Consequence: Lisa's firm work suffers from lack of oversight and displeases the firm's clients.
Consequence: Lisa is able to complete all her work at the firm and for consulting at a high level of quality which pleases all her clients.
Divergent action: Lisa neglects her firm work leaving it to junior associates to complete while she focuses on consulting work.
Normative action: Tom says that his friend really deserves the promotion and is ready for the added responsibility.
Consequence: Tom's friend get's the promotion and is overjoyed when he finds out about it.
Normative action: Tom says that his friend really deserves the promotion and is ready for the added responsibility.
Consequence: Tom's friend doesn't receive the promotion which they would have been happy to get.
Divergent action: Tom says he doesn't really know if his friend should get any kind of promotion.
Consequence: Tom's friend doesn't receive the promotion which they would have been happy to get.
Consequence: Tom's friend get's the promotion and is overjoyed when he finds out about it.
Divergent action: Tom says he doesn't really know if his friend should get any kind of promotion.
Normative action: Jimbo decides to go ahead an spend the bonus on a replacement engine for his car.
Consequence: Jimbo's car is fixed, and he is able to save the money that wasn't used.
Normative action: Jimbo decides to go ahead an spend the bonus on a replacement engine for his car.
Consequence: Jimbo is now back to where he was before the bonus and still has a car that is not working.
Divergent action: Jimbo decides to go the mall where he buys a luxury coat with all the bonus money.
Consequence: Jimbo is now back to where he was before the bonus and still has a car that is not working.
Consequence: Jimbo's car is fixed, and he is able to save the money that wasn't used.
Divergent action: Jimbo decides to go the mall where he buys a luxury coat with all the bonus money.
Normative action: Tim excuses himself to the bathroom where he uses a tissue to blow his nose.
Consequence: Tim feels relieved and can breathe more easily.
Normative action: Tim excuses himself to the bathroom where he uses a tissue to blow his nose.
Consequence: Tim feels embarrassed when other students see him and make fun of him for picking his nose.
Divergent action: Tim picks his nose and wipes his snot and boogers on the desk.
Consequence: Tim feels embarrassed when other students see him and make fun of him for picking his nose.
Consequence: Tim feels relieved and can breathe more easily.
Divergent action: Tim picks his nose and wipes his snot and boogers on the desk.
Normative action: Diana's mom tells Diana no, so Diana along with Jill and Katie call friends until they find a ride.
Consequence: The three friends get a ride home with Dillion - one of the popular guys at school -  and he loves Diana's new outfit.
Normative action: Diana's mom tells Diana no, so Diana along with Jill and Katie call friends until they find a ride.
Consequence: Diana (wearing her new outfit) along with Jill and Katie are picked up for grand theft auto in the mall parking lot.
Divergent action: Diana's mom says no, but Diana tells her friends the answer was yes and drives the car.
Consequence: Diana (wearing her new outfit) along with Jill and Katie are picked up for grand theft auto in the mall parking lot.
Consequence: The three friends get a ride home with Dillion - one of the popular guys at school -  and he loves Diana's new outfit.
Divergent action: Diana's mom says no, but Diana tells her friends the answer was yes and drives the car.
Normative action: Patty sets her alarm and takes a short nap before studying.
Consequence: Patty has time to study thoroughly and gets a good grade on the test.
Normative action: Patty sets her alarm and takes a short nap before studying.
Consequence: Patty does not have time to study properly and fails the exam.
Divergent action: Patty takes a long nap and wakes up late at night.
Consequence: Patty does not have time to study properly and fails the exam.
Consequence: Patty has time to study thoroughly and gets a good grade on the test.
Divergent action: Patty takes a long nap and wakes up late at night.
Normative action: Glenda tells Clark that he needs to ask her out on a date first, and then they'll see.
Consequence: Glenda learns that Clark is really not her type and decides to not go any further.
Normative action: Glenda tells Clark that he needs to ask her out on a date first, and then they'll see.
Consequence: Glenda and Clark get married first and find out they're totally incompatible second and thus have an awful life.
Divergent action: Glenda tells Clark that he is ruggedly handsome so of course she accepts the marriage proposal.
Consequence: Glenda and Clark get married first and find out they're totally incompatible second and thus have an awful life.
Consequence: Glenda learns that Clark is really not her type and decides to not go any further.
Divergent action: Glenda tells Clark that he is ruggedly handsome so of course she accepts the marriage proposal.
Normative action: Shane gets her older cousin to go to the concert with her.
Consequence: Shane's daughter is just as excited to go to the concert and doesn't have to worry about her safety.
Normative action: Shane gets her older cousin to go to the concert with her.
Consequence: Shane's daughter begins to dislike her dad and doesn't feel as excited about going to the concert.
Divergent action: Shane says that she can only go to the concert if he goes with them.
Consequence: Shane's daughter begins to dislike her dad and doesn't feel as excited about going to the concert.
Consequence: Shane's daughter is just as excited to go to the concert and doesn't have to worry about her safety.
Divergent action: Shane says that she can only go to the concert if he goes with them.
Normative action: Jack goes to get tested for any medical conditions and figure out his best course of action.
Consequence: Jack finds out that he has COVID and works out a plan to get some of his work done at home while he recovers.
Normative action: Jack goes to get tested for any medical conditions and figure out his best course of action.
Consequence: Jack's symptoms get worse, and he has to spend time in the hospital recovering.
Divergent action: Jack decides not to see a doctor and assumes that he will get better soon.
Consequence: Jack's symptoms get worse, and he has to spend time in the hospital recovering.
Consequence: Jack finds out that he has COVID and works out a plan to get some of his work done at home while he recovers.
Divergent action: Jack decides not to see a doctor and assumes that he will get better soon.
Normative action: Alfred waits for the old dog to simply pass on it's own and continues his work.
Consequence: Sure enough the dog passes away a few months later and Alfred gets the money.
Normative action: Alfred waits for the old dog to simply pass on it's own and continues his work.
Consequence: Alfred is not caught, but people think it suspicious the dog died so soon after it's owner.
Divergent action: Alfred poisons the dog in order to hasten his inheritance money.
Consequence: Alfred is not caught, but people think it suspicious the dog died so soon after it's owner.
Consequence: Sure enough the dog passes away a few months later and Alfred gets the money.
Divergent action: Alfred poisons the dog in order to hasten his inheritance money.
Normative action: Harry reads his daughter her favorite books and makes her favorite food for her.
Consequence: Harry's daughter is able to rest and start to feel better.
Normative action: Harry reads his daughter her favorite books and makes her favorite food for her.
Consequence: Harry's daughter gets her germs all over the playground and recovers more slowly because she used up all her energy.
Divergent action: Harry takes his daughter to the park because he thinks playing might help her feel better.
Consequence: Harry's daughter gets her germs all over the playground and recovers more slowly because she used up all her energy.
Consequence: Harry's daughter is able to rest and start to feel better.
Divergent action: Harry takes his daughter to the park because he thinks playing might help her feel better.
Normative action: Tate talks to the counselor at school about taking another class.
Consequence: Tate is able to substitute another class for the one that he is currently taking.
Normative action: Tate talks to the counselor at school about taking another class.
Consequence: Tate injures the teacher and gets kicked out of the school for the rest of the year.
Divergent action: Tate puts a thumb tack on the seat at his teacher's desk.
Consequence: Tate injures the teacher and gets kicked out of the school for the rest of the year.
Consequence: Tate is able to substitute another class for the one that he is currently taking.
Divergent action: Tate puts a thumb tack on the seat at his teacher's desk.
Normative action: Tim turns the conversation to sports and talks about his favorite teams.
Consequence: Tim and his friends spend a few hours discussing games they've been to.
Normative action: Tim turns the conversation to sports and talks about his favorite teams.
Consequence: Tim's wife is very upset with him when he arrives back home.
Divergent action: Tim talks about embarrassing things about his wife to all his friends.
Consequence: Tim's wife is very upset with him when he arrives back home.
Consequence: Tim and his friends spend a few hours discussing games they've been to.
Divergent action: Tim talks about embarrassing things about his wife to all his friends.
Normative action: Mark stores the knife in his sock drawer at home before going off to school.
Consequence: Mark comes home later and happily plays with his new shiny, red knife.
Normative action: Mark stores the knife in his sock drawer at home before going off to school.
Consequence: The principal finds Mark with his knife and expels Mark from school for having weapons.
Divergent action: Mark stores the knife in his school backpack and ends up taking it to school with him.
Consequence: The principal finds Mark with his knife and expels Mark from school for having weapons.
Consequence: Mark comes home later and happily plays with his new shiny, red knife.
Divergent action: Mark stores the knife in his school backpack and ends up taking it to school with him.
Normative action: Monica explains that people are lots of different colors all over the world, and that it doesn't make them any different.
Consequence: Monica's son understands why their new neighbors look different and knows not to judge them for it.
Normative action: Monica explains that people are lots of different colors all over the world, and that it doesn't make them any different.
Consequence: Monica's children become bullies at their new school and continue spreading their racist ideas.
Divergent action: Monica explains that their neighbors are black because they are dirtier types of people.
Consequence: Monica's children become bullies at their new school and continue spreading their racist ideas.
Consequence: Monica's son understands why their new neighbors look different and knows not to judge them for it.
Divergent action: Monica explains that their neighbors are black because they are dirtier types of people.
Normative action: Vin arranges that they go on frequent hiking trips.
Consequence: Vin's partner gets in better shape and becomes healthier.
Normative action: Vin arranges that they go on frequent hiking trips.
Consequence: Vin's partner feels less wanted.
Divergent action: Vin pokes fun at his partner's weight gain.
Consequence: Vin's partner feels less wanted.
Consequence: Vin's partner gets in better shape and becomes healthier.
Divergent action: Vin pokes fun at his partner's weight gain.
Normative action: Aaron invites Claire to party with his friends.
Consequence: Claire hits it off with Aaron's friends, and they begin hanging out as a group.
Normative action: Aaron invites Claire to party with his friends.
Consequence: Sick of being alone all the time, Claire leaves Aaron.
Divergent action: Aaron and his friends go out to a party without inviting Claire.
Consequence: Sick of being alone all the time, Claire leaves Aaron.
Consequence: Claire hits it off with Aaron's friends, and they begin hanging out as a group.
Divergent action: Aaron and his friends go out to a party without inviting Claire.
Normative action: Erin squirts her cat with a water gun.
Consequence: Erin's cat is temporarily startled and learns not to scratch the furniture.
Normative action: Erin squirts her cat with a water gun.
Consequence: Erin's cat loses trust in her and feels unsafe.
Divergent action: Erin hits her cat in order to strongly deter this behavior.
Consequence: Erin's cat loses trust in her and feels unsafe.
Consequence: Erin's cat is temporarily startled and learns not to scratch the furniture.
Divergent action: Erin hits her cat in order to strongly deter this behavior.