CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Tom takes his kids out for a 6 day road trip around the region in his RV.
Consequence: Tom's children have a blast and really enjoy the road trip.
Normative action: Tom takes his kids out for a 6 day road trip around the region in his RV.
Consequence: Tom's children have an okay time but ultimately find the experience a bit dull.
Divergent action: Tom takes his kids out to the local library for the day.
Consequence: Tom's children have an okay time but ultimately find the experience a bit dull.
Consequence: Tom's children have a blast and really enjoy the road trip.
Divergent action: Tom takes his kids out to the local library for the day.
Normative action: Max brews a fresh pot of decaf for the customer, pouring some into a mug for her.
Consequence: The customer is satisfied, and gives Max a reasonable tip for her effort.
Normative action: Max brews a fresh pot of decaf for the customer, pouring some into a mug for her.
Consequence: The customer is allergic to it and has a bad reaction, struggling on the floor.
Divergent action: Max grabs the pot of regular coffee, and fills up the mug of the customer without telling her.
Consequence: The customer is allergic to it and has a bad reaction, struggling on the floor.
Consequence: The customer is satisfied, and gives Max a reasonable tip for her effort.
Divergent action: Max grabs the pot of regular coffee, and fills up the mug of the customer without telling her.
Normative action: Laura quietly goes to a security guard at the mall and asks him to contact his boss about the garbage issue.
Consequence: The security guard calls his boss, who thanks him for letting him know about the issue.
Normative action: Laura quietly goes to a security guard at the mall and asks him to contact his boss about the garbage issue.
Consequence: A small crowd gathers and starts accusing the security guard of negligence.
Divergent action: Laura goes to a security guard at the mall and loudly takes him to task about the garbage cans.
Consequence: A small crowd gathers and starts accusing the security guard of negligence.
Consequence: The security guard calls his boss, who thanks him for letting him know about the issue.
Divergent action: Laura goes to a security guard at the mall and loudly takes him to task about the garbage cans.
Normative action: Jon honks the horn loud behind the person who cut him off.
Consequence: Jon feels satisfied when the other driver speeds up to avoid him.
Normative action: Jon honks the horn loud behind the person who cut him off.
Consequence: Jon isn't paying attention and slams into a car in front of him.
Divergent action: Jon gives the other driver the middle finger as he's passing him.
Consequence: Jon isn't paying attention and slams into a car in front of him.
Consequence: Jon feels satisfied when the other driver speeds up to avoid him.
Divergent action: Jon gives the other driver the middle finger as he's passing him.
Normative action: Christine tells Debbie that she's glowing and looks very good.
Consequence: Debbie feels good about herself and her appearance and feels thankful to Christine for not mentioning her weight.
Normative action: Christine tells Debbie that she's glowing and looks very good.
Consequence: Debbie feels horrible about her appearance and her self confidence is completely shattered.
Divergent action: Christine tells Debbie that she should be careful about what she's eating, because she's gained quite a lot of weight.
Consequence: Debbie feels horrible about her appearance and her self confidence is completely shattered.
Consequence: Debbie feels good about herself and her appearance and feels thankful to Christine for not mentioning her weight.
Divergent action: Christine tells Debbie that she should be careful about what she's eating, because she's gained quite a lot of weight.
Normative action: Abraham waits for a few minutes until he is outside and then lights up a cigarette.
Consequence: The people in the non smoking area feel fine and are not bothered by Abraham's cigarette smoke.
Normative action: Abraham waits for a few minutes until he is outside and then lights up a cigarette.
Consequence: Some of the people sitting in the non-smoking area start to feel nauseous because of Abraham's cigarette smoke.
Divergent action: Abraham lights up a cigarette immediately after stepping off the plane, right in the middle of a non-smoking area.
Consequence: Some of the people sitting in the non-smoking area start to feel nauseous because of Abraham's cigarette smoke.
Consequence: The people in the non smoking area feel fine and are not bothered by Abraham's cigarette smoke.
Divergent action: Abraham lights up a cigarette immediately after stepping off the plane, right in the middle of a non-smoking area.
Normative action: Kerri asks Jodi if she can try on the necklace and after doing so, asks to borrow it.
Consequence: Jodi appreciates being asked and lends it to Kerry who is very pleased.
Normative action: Kerri asks Jodi if she can try on the necklace and after doing so, asks to borrow it.
Consequence: Jodi notices the necklace is gone and knows it was Kerri and now no longer wants to be friends.
Divergent action: Kerri waits until Jodi puts the necklace away and sticks it in her pocket when she's not looking and wears it when she leaves.
Consequence: Jodi notices the necklace is gone and knows it was Kerri and now no longer wants to be friends.
Consequence: Jodi appreciates being asked and lends it to Kerry who is very pleased.
Divergent action: Kerri waits until Jodi puts the necklace away and sticks it in her pocket when she's not looking and wears it when she leaves.
Normative action: Curtis reads Joeys paper and whispers to him that they will talk after class.
Consequence: Curtis and Joey are able to avoid getting in trouble at school.
Normative action: Curtis reads Joeys paper and whispers to him that they will talk after class.
Consequence: The instructor notices and both Curtis and Joey get detention.
Divergent action: Curtis reads Joeys paper, writes him back and gives it back to him.
Consequence: The instructor notices and both Curtis and Joey get detention.
Consequence: Curtis and Joey are able to avoid getting in trouble at school.
Divergent action: Curtis reads Joeys paper, writes him back and gives it back to him.
Normative action: Rita gets a part time job in the book store on campus.
Consequence: Rita studies for her classes on her days off of her job.
Normative action: Rita gets a part time job in the book store on campus.
Consequence: Rita doesn't have time to study, and she fails all her classes.
Divergent action: Rita gets a full time job at the local grocery store in town.
Consequence: Rita doesn't have time to study, and she fails all her classes.
Consequence: Rita studies for her classes on her days off of her job.
Divergent action: Rita gets a full time job at the local grocery store in town.
Normative action: Zach tells Jed his joke is a good one and laughs it off.
Consequence: Zach remains in a pleasant mood and enjoys the remainder of the party.
Normative action: Zach tells Jed his joke is a good one and laughs it off.
Consequence: Zach remains upset and goes home early from the party.
Divergent action: Zach gets angry and returns the joke with a cutting insult about Jed's appearance.
Consequence: Zach remains upset and goes home early from the party.
Consequence: Zach remains in a pleasant mood and enjoys the remainder of the party.
Divergent action: Zach gets angry and returns the joke with a cutting insult about Jed's appearance.
Normative action: William talks to his wife about going to counseling to try to repair their relationship.
Consequence: William and his wife work through their problems and their marriage becomes stronger.
Normative action: William talks to his wife about going to counseling to try to repair their relationship.
Consequence: William's wife finds out and begins a nasty divorce process.
Divergent action: William begins an affair with a coworker that he has always gotten along well with.
Consequence: William's wife finds out and begins a nasty divorce process.
Consequence: William and his wife work through their problems and their marriage becomes stronger.
Divergent action: William begins an affair with a coworker that he has always gotten along well with.
Normative action: Troy tells Donald that he's going to look for work right away since he wants to free Donald of the burden of housing him.
Consequence: Donald is delighted that his friend is planning to move on with his life, and he won't be there too much longer.
Normative action: Troy tells Donald that he's going to look for work right away since he wants to free Donald of the burden of housing him.
Consequence: Donald is furious that Troy is taking advantage of his good will and contemplates whether to throw Troy out.
Divergent action: Troy tells Donald that he'd much rather just continue to live there for free for a while, and he'll look for work sometime down the road.
Consequence: Donald is furious that Troy is taking advantage of his good will and contemplates whether to throw Troy out.
Consequence: Donald is delighted that his friend is planning to move on with his life, and he won't be there too much longer.
Divergent action: Troy tells Donald that he'd much rather just continue to live there for free for a while, and he'll look for work sometime down the road.
Normative action: Jill decides to hold her kids in a comforting way to calm them down.
Consequence: Jill's kids stop feeling the need to run around, and they all enjoy the scenery.
Normative action: Jill decides to hold her kids in a comforting way to calm them down.
Consequence: Jill and the kids have to leave the area because everyone is unhappy.
Divergent action: Jill holds the kids in a clumsy way and doesn't let them go when they ask.
Consequence: Jill and the kids have to leave the area because everyone is unhappy.
Consequence: Jill's kids stop feeling the need to run around, and they all enjoy the scenery.
Divergent action: Jill holds the kids in a clumsy way and doesn't let them go when they ask.
Normative action: Nick considers each applicant, both men and woman, and finally settles on a highly qualified woman.
Consequence: The company does well because the woman Nick chose is an excellent programmer.
Normative action: Nick considers each applicant, both men and woman, and finally settles on a highly qualified woman.
Consequence: The company suffers because none of the men on the list were very good programmers.
Divergent action: Nick shortens his list down to the men, as men are typically programmers, then picks one.
Consequence: The company suffers because none of the men on the list were very good programmers.
Consequence: The company does well because the woman Nick chose is an excellent programmer.
Divergent action: Nick shortens his list down to the men, as men are typically programmers, then picks one.
Normative action: Linda and her sister agree on a moderate storage fee for the trouble.
Consequence: Linda's sister is assured that her belongings will be store safely as they agreed.
Normative action: Linda and her sister agree on a moderate storage fee for the trouble.
Consequence: Linda and her sister have a major dispute over who actually owned the items.
Divergent action: Linda later claims ownership over the items and proceeds to sell them as she pleases.
Consequence: Linda and her sister have a major dispute over who actually owned the items.
Consequence: Linda's sister is assured that her belongings will be store safely as they agreed.
Divergent action: Linda later claims ownership over the items and proceeds to sell them as she pleases.
Normative action: Daryl shows Bob the beauty of the rifle, but says how important it is to treat it with respect.
Consequence: Daryl feels like a responsible rifle owner, and he got to teach Bob a valuable lesson.
Normative action: Daryl shows Bob the beauty of the rifle, but says how important it is to treat it with respect.
Consequence: The rifle accidentally discharges and Bob gets shot in the arm and now Daryl feels awful.
Divergent action: Daryl pretends he's a character in a western film and aims it at Bob.
Consequence: The rifle accidentally discharges and Bob gets shot in the arm and now Daryl feels awful.
Consequence: Daryl feels like a responsible rifle owner, and he got to teach Bob a valuable lesson.
Divergent action: Daryl pretends he's a character in a western film and aims it at Bob.
Normative action: Jerry decides to clean every room in the house including the kitchen.
Consequence: Jerry is able to use the kitchen without worry.
Normative action: Jerry decides to clean every room in the house including the kitchen.
Consequence: The kitchen floor remains dirty and Jerry almost falls on it.
Divergent action: Jerry decides to clean the most dirty rooms of the house, excluding the kitching.
Consequence: The kitchen floor remains dirty and Jerry almost falls on it.
Consequence: Jerry is able to use the kitchen without worry.
Divergent action: Jerry decides to clean the most dirty rooms of the house, excluding the kitching.
Normative action: Rick says to Hank "you look amazing today I hope you have a great day!".
Consequence: Hank is surprised by Rick's compliment and blushes happily and thanks Rick.
Normative action: Rick says to Hank "you look amazing today I hope you have a great day!".
Consequence: Hank is insulted that Rick disbelieves his disability and that he's indirectly prying into his medical history.
Divergent action: Rick says to Hank "Are you sure you're disabled? You don't look disabled, you look great!".
Consequence: Hank is insulted that Rick disbelieves his disability and that he's indirectly prying into his medical history.
Consequence: Hank is surprised by Rick's compliment and blushes happily and thanks Rick.
Divergent action: Rick says to Hank "Are you sure you're disabled? You don't look disabled, you look great!".
Normative action: Tom meets with Kent, accuses him of cheating on Sarah, and tells him to stop.
Consequence: Sarah never learns of Kent's infidelity, and he stops seeing the other woman.
Normative action: Tom meets with Kent, accuses him of cheating on Sarah, and tells him to stop.
Consequence: Sarah snoops on Kent's phone, finds the text conversation about his affair, and asks for a divorce.
Divergent action: Tom texts Kent and asks him about the details of his affair.
Consequence: Sarah snoops on Kent's phone, finds the text conversation about his affair, and asks for a divorce.
Consequence: Sarah never learns of Kent's infidelity, and he stops seeing the other woman.
Divergent action: Tom texts Kent and asks him about the details of his affair.
Normative action: Sally approaches the old coworker and gives her a backhanded compliment, while staying polite.
Consequence: The guests at the party do not sense any issue, and they all enjoy the evening.
Normative action: Sally approaches the old coworker and gives her a backhanded compliment, while staying polite.
Consequence: The guests at the party are shocked by what they have seen, and they are very upset.
Divergent action: Sally approaches the old coworker and grabs her by the shoulder before telling her off loudly.
Consequence: The guests at the party are shocked by what they have seen, and they are very upset.
Consequence: The guests at the party do not sense any issue, and they all enjoy the evening.
Divergent action: Sally approaches the old coworker and grabs her by the shoulder before telling her off loudly.
Normative action: Ashley decides her electric and rent must come first and postpones Disney with Karen until next payday.
Consequence: Ashley has peace of mind knowing she has running power and a roof over hear head and still gets to enjoy her trip with Karen.
Normative action: Ashley decides her electric and rent must come first and postpones Disney with Karen until next payday.
Consequence: Ashley gets her power shut off and has to pay an additional deposit to have it restored.
Divergent action: Ashley decides going to Disney with Karen would be a blast and put her electric on hold.
Consequence: Ashley gets her power shut off and has to pay an additional deposit to have it restored.
Consequence: Ashley has peace of mind knowing she has running power and a roof over hear head and still gets to enjoy her trip with Karen.
Divergent action: Ashley decides going to Disney with Karen would be a blast and put her electric on hold.
Normative action: Coy eats some of his chips and offers to share some with his father.
Consequence: Coy's father takes a few of his chips and offers Coy some of the snacks that he has.
Normative action: Coy eats some of his chips and offers to share some with his father.
Consequence: At dinner time, Coy's father tells him to fend for himself and find his own food.
Divergent action: Coy eats some of his chips and refuses to share any with his father.
Consequence: At dinner time, Coy's father tells him to fend for himself and find his own food.
Consequence: Coy's father takes a few of his chips and offers Coy some of the snacks that he has.
Divergent action: Coy eats some of his chips and refuses to share any with his father.
Normative action: Richard introduces his parents to his friends and tells his friends about his parent's long artistic careers.
Consequence: Everybody is impressed by Richard's parents' career and Richard feels proud of them.
Normative action: Richard introduces his parents to his friends and tells his friends about his parent's long artistic careers.
Consequence: Richard feels weak and shameful not to be proud of his parents.
Divergent action: Richard tells his wealthy friends that his parents are very rich.
Consequence: Richard feels weak and shameful not to be proud of his parents.
Consequence: Everybody is impressed by Richard's parents' career and Richard feels proud of them.
Divergent action: Richard tells his wealthy friends that his parents are very rich.
Normative action: Bastian enjoys being out in nature and does his school work before bed each night.
Consequence: When the day of the test comes Bastian is well prepared and passes his test.
Normative action: Bastian enjoys being out in nature and does his school work before bed each night.
Consequence: When the day of the test comes Bastian is unprepared and fails.
Divergent action: Bastian enjoys being out in nature and forgets all about his big test.
Consequence: When the day of the test comes Bastian is unprepared and fails.
Consequence: When the day of the test comes Bastian is well prepared and passes his test.
Divergent action: Bastian enjoys being out in nature and forgets all about his big test.
Normative action: Peter asks for the presentation to be delayed by a few days, so he can be with his wife for the birth of their baby.
Consequence: Peter's wife feels comforted by his presence while she is giving birth.
Normative action: Peter asks for the presentation to be delayed by a few days, so he can be with his wife for the birth of their baby.
Consequence: Peter's wife feels abandoned and disappointed by his actions.
Divergent action: Peter goes to work to give the presentation while his wife gives birth to their child.
Consequence: Peter's wife feels abandoned and disappointed by his actions.
Consequence: Peter's wife feels comforted by his presence while she is giving birth.
Divergent action: Peter goes to work to give the presentation while his wife gives birth to their child.
Normative action: George grabs a stick and swats it at the raccoon which makes it flee from Sparky.
Consequence: Sparky is able to avoid any serious injury.
Normative action: George grabs a stick and swats it at the raccoon which makes it flee from Sparky.
Consequence: Sparky ends up blind in one eye because the raccoon scratched it really hard.
Divergent action: George is afraid and lets Sparky handle the raccoon on his own.
Consequence: Sparky ends up blind in one eye because the raccoon scratched it really hard.
Consequence: Sparky is able to avoid any serious injury.
Divergent action: George is afraid and lets Sparky handle the raccoon on his own.
Normative action: Tom decides to prepare by throwing away his food and walking out of the store before closing.
Consequence: The coffee shop staff are glad they don't have to confront Tim, and Tim is glad he is going home.
Normative action: Tom decides to prepare by throwing away his food and walking out of the store before closing.
Consequence: The store owner chastises Tom for not leaving on time and Tom apologizes.
Divergent action: Tom prepares by hiding in an unoccupied area of the coffee shop, so he can leave the shop late.
Consequence: The store owner chastises Tom for not leaving on time and Tom apologizes.
Consequence: The coffee shop staff are glad they don't have to confront Tim, and Tim is glad he is going home.
Divergent action: Tom prepares by hiding in an unoccupied area of the coffee shop, so he can leave the shop late.
Normative action: Herman lets his son come over to hang out.
Consequence: Herman and his son have fun playing games for hours.
Normative action: Herman lets his son come over to hang out.
Consequence: Herman has fun, but his son is disappointed.
Divergent action: Herman goes to the club by himself.
Consequence: Herman has fun, but his son is disappointed.
Consequence: Herman and his son have fun playing games for hours.
Divergent action: Herman goes to the club by himself.
Normative action: Jane helps Amanda with several recommendations for restaurants that day.
Consequence: Amanda enjoys a fantastic meal at one of those recommendations that evening.
Normative action: Jane helps Amanda with several recommendations for restaurants that day.
Consequence: Amanda ends up choosing a terrible restaurant to eat at that evening.
Divergent action: Jane doesn't recommend any places because she wants to keep them to herself.
Consequence: Amanda ends up choosing a terrible restaurant to eat at that evening.
Consequence: Amanda enjoys a fantastic meal at one of those recommendations that evening.
Divergent action: Jane doesn't recommend any places because she wants to keep them to herself.
Normative action: Paulie joins some after school clubs that he is interested in.
Consequence: Paulie meets other students with the same interests as him and befriends them.
Normative action: Paulie joins some after school clubs that he is interested in.
Consequence: Paulie's lie is quickly discovered and his classmates ostracize him for being a liar.
Divergent action: Paulie tells everyone he is an orphan because he thinks it will make him memorable and sympathetic.
Consequence: Paulie's lie is quickly discovered and his classmates ostracize him for being a liar.
Consequence: Paulie meets other students with the same interests as him and befriends them.
Divergent action: Paulie tells everyone he is an orphan because he thinks it will make him memorable and sympathetic.
Normative action: Dennis bakes the salmon and takes it to his neighbor as a gift.
Consequence: Dennis' neighbor invites him in and the two eat dinner together and tell each other stories.
Normative action: Dennis bakes the salmon and takes it to his neighbor as a gift.
Consequence: Dennis' elderly neighbor tries to drive to the store to get some groceries but slips and falls.
Divergent action: Dennis bakes the salmon for dinner and eats it by himself.
Consequence: Dennis' elderly neighbor tries to drive to the store to get some groceries but slips and falls.
Consequence: Dennis' neighbor invites him in and the two eat dinner together and tell each other stories.
Divergent action: Dennis bakes the salmon for dinner and eats it by himself.
Normative action: Tim takes the bag of food and offers it to the man on the street.
Consequence: The homeless man cries tears of joy and thanks Tim for his generousity.
Normative action: Tim takes the bag of food and offers it to the man on the street.
Consequence: The homeless man begins to cry as his stomach growls seeing the food being thrown.
Divergent action: Tim throws the food in the trash can right in front of the homeless man.
Consequence: The homeless man begins to cry as his stomach growls seeing the food being thrown.