CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Rachel makes sure to catch up with her friend over the meal and leaves soon after they finish eating, so that her friend can get enough sleep.
Consequence: Rachel's friend enjoys Rachel's visit and gets a good night's rest which leaves her ready for the work day.
Normative action: Rachel makes sure to catch up with her friend over the meal and leaves soon after they finish eating, so that her friend can get enough sleep.
Consequence: Rachel's friend is too polite to ask her to leave and ends up losing sleep which makes her work performance suffer the next day.
Divergent action: Rachel lingers at her friend's house well after the meal is complete and into the night because she is enjoying the conversations.
Consequence: Rachel's friend is too polite to ask her to leave and ends up losing sleep which makes her work performance suffer the next day.
Consequence: Rachel's friend enjoys Rachel's visit and gets a good night's rest which leaves her ready for the work day.
Divergent action: Rachel lingers at her friend's house well after the meal is complete and into the night because she is enjoying the conversations.
Normative action: Barry tells his friend that he loves it when they all get together and laugh like that, it's his favorite part of life.
Consequence: His friends agree with him that the moments where they all get together and laugh are the best of times, and everyone feels great.
Normative action: Barry tells his friend that he loves it when they all get together and laugh like that, it's his favorite part of life.
Consequence: One of Barry's friends is insulted by the comment, because he has a family member who is retarded and does not see it as a joke.
Divergent action: Barry jokingly calls his friend retarded for acting in such a silly manner.
Consequence: One of Barry's friends is insulted by the comment, because he has a family member who is retarded and does not see it as a joke.
Consequence: His friends agree with him that the moments where they all get together and laugh are the best of times, and everyone feels great.
Divergent action: Barry jokingly calls his friend retarded for acting in such a silly manner.
Normative action: Sarah conducts some role playing exercises with Bob to help him remember how to conduct a call.
Consequence: Bob is appreciative of the lesson and it does help him to remember, while Sarah feels that she is doing well as a trainer.
Normative action: Sarah conducts some role playing exercises with Bob to help him remember how to conduct a call.
Consequence: Bob is offended by her remarks and gets upset, responding that he has a lot to remember during training, and she doesn't need to be rude, and Sarah feels badly.
Divergent action: Sarah tells Bob that she has already explained how to conduct a call and that if he is too incompetent for that simple task, that he won’t make it here.
Consequence: Bob is offended by her remarks and gets upset, responding that he has a lot to remember during training, and she doesn't need to be rude, and Sarah feels badly.
Consequence: Bob is appreciative of the lesson and it does help him to remember, while Sarah feels that she is doing well as a trainer.
Divergent action: Sarah tells Bob that she has already explained how to conduct a call and that if he is too incompetent for that simple task, that he won’t make it here.
Normative action: Ryan makes sure he invited every single one of his friends.
Consequence: Ryan's friends all appreciate Ryan more, and they enjoy a wonderful dinner together.
Normative action: Ryan makes sure he invited every single one of his friends.
Consequence: The one friend that did not get an invite feels left out and starts to like Ryan less.
Divergent action: Ryan invites all his friends to the dinner except for one.
Consequence: The one friend that did not get an invite feels left out and starts to like Ryan less.
Consequence: Ryan's friends all appreciate Ryan more, and they enjoy a wonderful dinner together.
Divergent action: Ryan invites all his friends to the dinner except for one.
Normative action: Nate take his wife and kids to go on a trip to Italy.
Consequence: Nate's family has a lot of fun and are glad to be spending time together.
Normative action: Nate take his wife and kids to go on a trip to Italy.
Consequence: Nate's family begins to think that he doesn't like them and feel guilty.
Divergent action: Nate goes on a vacation to Mexico by himself and has a lot of fun.
Consequence: Nate's family begins to think that he doesn't like them and feel guilty.
Consequence: Nate's family has a lot of fun and are glad to be spending time together.
Divergent action: Nate goes on a vacation to Mexico by himself and has a lot of fun.
Normative action: Lenny tells Norbert he can watch the movie at his house with his kids and watch them that way, so he'll be right over.
Consequence: Norbert thinks that's a great idea and is glad his friend will help him.
Normative action: Lenny tells Norbert he can watch the movie at his house with his kids and watch them that way, so he'll be right over.
Consequence: Norbert is annoyed that Lenny thinks watching a movie means he's busy and is angry his friend won't help him.
Divergent action: Lenny tells Norbert that he was just about to watch a movie, so he's busy and Norbert should find someone else.
Consequence: Norbert is annoyed that Lenny thinks watching a movie means he's busy and is angry his friend won't help him.
Consequence: Norbert thinks that's a great idea and is glad his friend will help him.
Divergent action: Lenny tells Norbert that he was just about to watch a movie, so he's busy and Norbert should find someone else.
Normative action: John puts the game on record and comforts Mindy and talks with her.
Consequence: Mindy feels loved and much closer to John than ever.
Normative action: John puts the game on record and comforts Mindy and talks with her.
Consequence: Mindy feels even more upset and resents John and thinks of leaving him.
Divergent action: John pretends he doesn't see Mindy and puts the volume up on the tv.
Consequence: Mindy feels even more upset and resents John and thinks of leaving him.
Consequence: Mindy feels loved and much closer to John than ever.
Divergent action: John pretends he doesn't see Mindy and puts the volume up on the tv.
Normative action: Tommy finds a job cleaning out an abandoned house, off campus, that pays enough for him to go away for the weekend.
Consequence: His parents are proud of him because he found a way to make some money for himself, and he enjoys his weekend more because he worked to get there.
Normative action: Tommy finds a job cleaning out an abandoned house, off campus, that pays enough for him to go away for the weekend.
Consequence: Tommy's parents are duped into sending money under false pretenses and Tommy feels guilty about going on his trip because he lied to get there.
Divergent action: Tommy calls his parents and claims that he needs some money to pay for an extracurricular, school related activity, instead of telling them it’s for a personal trip.
Consequence: Tommy's parents are duped into sending money under false pretenses and Tommy feels guilty about going on his trip because he lied to get there.
Consequence: His parents are proud of him because he found a way to make some money for himself, and he enjoys his weekend more because he worked to get there.
Divergent action: Tommy calls his parents and claims that he needs some money to pay for an extracurricular, school related activity, instead of telling them it’s for a personal trip.
Normative action: Hank tells his dad that he needs to change into something less fancy, and he'll be right over.
Consequence: Tony is delighted that Hank will help him and relieved he won't have to do all the work himself.
Normative action: Hank tells his dad that he needs to change into something less fancy, and he'll be right over.
Consequence: Tony is annoyed that he can't get his son to come help him when he needs it and hangs up.
Divergent action: Hank tells his dad that gardening is hard, and he's relaxing, so he can't really help him now.
Consequence: Tony is annoyed that he can't get his son to come help him when he needs it and hangs up.
Consequence: Tony is delighted that Hank will help him and relieved he won't have to do all the work himself.
Divergent action: Hank tells his dad that gardening is hard, and he's relaxing, so he can't really help him now.
Normative action: Harold playfully pets the dog's head and begins to talk to the dog in a cute voice.
Consequence: Pam is happy to see her friend making her dog happy and it puts a big smile on her face.
Normative action: Harold playfully pets the dog's head and begins to talk to the dog in a cute voice.
Consequence: Pam is grossed out at Harold's bizarre behavior and starts to feel nervous and uncomfortable wishing Harold would leave.
Divergent action: Harold quickly gets on his knees and licks the dogs head as a reciprocal gesture to show the dog gratitude.
Consequence: Pam is grossed out at Harold's bizarre behavior and starts to feel nervous and uncomfortable wishing Harold would leave.
Consequence: Pam is happy to see her friend making her dog happy and it puts a big smile on her face.
Divergent action: Harold quickly gets on his knees and licks the dogs head as a reciprocal gesture to show the dog gratitude.
Normative action: John tells Phil he'll be right over and tells Phil he appreciates the invitation and can't wait to see him.
Consequence: Phil feels appreciated and happy that his friend is going to come over and spend some fun time with him.
Normative action: John tells Phil he'll be right over and tells Phil he appreciates the invitation and can't wait to see him.
Consequence: Phil feels sad and thinks that perhaps John doesn't like him as a friend, beginning to feel insecure.
Divergent action: John tells Phil he can't be bothered to come over today as he doesn't feel like it and wants to be alone.
Consequence: Phil feels sad and thinks that perhaps John doesn't like him as a friend, beginning to feel insecure.
Consequence: Phil feels appreciated and happy that his friend is going to come over and spend some fun time with him.
Divergent action: John tells Phil he can't be bothered to come over today as he doesn't feel like it and wants to be alone.
Normative action: Tony asks his neighbor for help with his rent.
Consequence: Tony's neighbor helps pay his rent giving him time to get a new job, they also become closer and become good friends.
Normative action: Tony asks his neighbor for help with his rent.
Consequence: Tony's neighbor catches him breaking in and shoots him killing him.
Divergent action: Tony breaks into his neighbors house because he knows they have cash hidden under their bed.
Consequence: Tony's neighbor catches him breaking in and shoots him killing him.
Consequence: Tony's neighbor helps pay his rent giving him time to get a new job, they also become closer and become good friends.
Divergent action: Tony breaks into his neighbors house because he knows they have cash hidden under their bed.
Normative action: Jeff waits for the show to end and tells Joe he wants to use the tv.
Consequence: Joe relinquishes the tv and the brothers enjoy playing a game together.
Normative action: Jeff waits for the show to end and tells Joe he wants to use the tv.
Consequence: Joe leaves the room crying and upset thinking his brother doesn't like him.
Divergent action: Jeff yells at Joe and says he hates him when he won't agree to give up the tv.
Consequence: Joe leaves the room crying and upset thinking his brother doesn't like him.
Consequence: Joe relinquishes the tv and the brothers enjoy playing a game together.
Divergent action: Jeff yells at Joe and says he hates him when he won't agree to give up the tv.
Normative action: James decides to hold onto the ball and greets his friend.
Consequence: James' friend suggests going somewhere safer to play ball and has a good time with James.
Normative action: James decides to hold onto the ball and greets his friend.
Consequence: James' friend fails to catch the ball and gets injured trying to retrieve it from the road with moving cars.
Divergent action: James decides to play around by throwing the ball to his friend.
Consequence: James' friend fails to catch the ball and gets injured trying to retrieve it from the road with moving cars.
Consequence: James' friend suggests going somewhere safer to play ball and has a good time with James.
Divergent action: James decides to play around by throwing the ball to his friend.
Normative action: Kenny decides to use as much of his benefits as possible and goes in for annual checkups with his doctor.
Consequence: Kenny is able to stay healthy for a long time since the doctor helps recognize issues before they develop.
Normative action: Kenny decides to use as much of his benefits as possible and goes in for annual checkups with his doctor.
Consequence: Kenny starts to develop a condition that isn't serious at first, but it gets much worse over time before he finally goes to get treatment.
Divergent action: Kenny decides to only go to the doctor if he is noticing a serious issue and does not go for years.
Consequence: Kenny starts to develop a condition that isn't serious at first, but it gets much worse over time before he finally goes to get treatment.
Consequence: Kenny is able to stay healthy for a long time since the doctor helps recognize issues before they develop.
Divergent action: Kenny decides to only go to the doctor if he is noticing a serious issue and does not go for years.
Normative action: John comforts his father, tells him briefly that he forgives his father for any wrongs that occurred and says he loves him.
Consequence: Theobold feels loved and forgiven and stays healthy for a longer time.
Normative action: John comforts his father, tells him briefly that he forgives his father for any wrongs that occurred and says he loves him.
Consequence: Theobold is upset and gets sicker and dies thinking John doesn't love him.
Divergent action: John visits his dad and tells him how angry he is at him and how he'll never forget all the wrongs he did to him.
Consequence: Theobold is upset and gets sicker and dies thinking John doesn't love him.
Consequence: Theobold feels loved and forgiven and stays healthy for a longer time.
Divergent action: John visits his dad and tells him how angry he is at him and how he'll never forget all the wrongs he did to him.
Normative action: Jonah uses his paycheck to buy tools similar to those he uses at work, allowing him to keep his own lawn nice.
Consequence: Jonah's neighbors notice how nice his lawn looks, and offer to hire him to work on their lawns.
Normative action: Jonah uses his paycheck to buy tools similar to those he uses at work, allowing him to keep his own lawn nice.
Consequence: Manuel notices the missing tools, calls the police, and Jonah is caught, arrested, and fired from his job.
Divergent action: Jonah takes the tools from the truck one evening, putting them into his own van.
Consequence: Manuel notices the missing tools, calls the police, and Jonah is caught, arrested, and fired from his job.
Consequence: Jonah's neighbors notice how nice his lawn looks, and offer to hire him to work on their lawns.
Divergent action: Jonah takes the tools from the truck one evening, putting them into his own van.
Normative action: George buys his own Playstation and plays it.
Consequence: When George's roommate finds out he is very excited, and they are able to play the same games together strengthening their friendship.
Normative action: George buys his own Playstation and plays it.
Consequence: George's roommate gets very upset that he didn't ask for permission and decides to kick him out.
Divergent action: George decides to play on the Playstation while his roommate is at work.
Consequence: George's roommate gets very upset that he didn't ask for permission and decides to kick him out.
Consequence: When George's roommate finds out he is very excited, and they are able to play the same games together strengthening their friendship.
Divergent action: George decides to play on the Playstation while his roommate is at work.
Normative action: Amy knows that unattended packages are a danger in airports so immediately tells someone with a uniform.
Consequence: Security is able to respond to the backpack to take care of it safely and Amy feels good about reporting it.
Normative action: Amy knows that unattended packages are a danger in airports so immediately tells someone with a uniform.
Consequence: Amy is later arrested for stealing when the person who lost the backpack reports it stolen and police review CCTV footage.
Divergent action: Amy walks up to the backpack and takes it and then checks what is inside.
Consequence: Amy is later arrested for stealing when the person who lost the backpack reports it stolen and police review CCTV footage.
Consequence: Security is able to respond to the backpack to take care of it safely and Amy feels good about reporting it.
Divergent action: Amy walks up to the backpack and takes it and then checks what is inside.
Normative action: Fred tells Bob that he doesn't need to ask to see his own grandkids and that he can come over anytime.
Consequence: Bob is delighted and gets excited at the prospect of playing with his grandchildren.
Normative action: Fred tells Bob that he doesn't need to ask to see his own grandkids and that he can come over anytime.
Consequence: Bob is hurt that he can't see his grandchildren and feels out of the family loop making him even sadder.
Divergent action: Fred tells Bob that he doesn't really want him coming over as they have plans, and he'll talk with him another time.
Consequence: Bob is hurt that he can't see his grandchildren and feels out of the family loop making him even sadder.
Consequence: Bob is delighted and gets excited at the prospect of playing with his grandchildren.
Divergent action: Fred tells Bob that he doesn't really want him coming over as they have plans, and he'll talk with him another time.
Normative action: Harry makes sure they leave extra early in order to take his friend and get to work on time himself.
Consequence: Harry's friend arrives to work early which gives a good impression on his boss.
Normative action: Harry makes sure they leave extra early in order to take his friend and get to work on time himself.
Consequence: Harry's friend can't find a ride and gets fired for missing another day.
Divergent action: Harry tells his friend he is unable to take him because he works early.
Consequence: Harry's friend can't find a ride and gets fired for missing another day.
Consequence: Harry's friend arrives to work early which gives a good impression on his boss.
Divergent action: Harry tells his friend he is unable to take him because he works early.
Normative action: Kerry waits until they get home to call her friend on the phone.
Consequence: Kerry is able to keep her brother in her sight the whole time they are on the phone.
Normative action: Kerry waits until they get home to call her friend on the phone.
Consequence: Kerry can't find her brother and has to call the police to file a missing persons report.
Divergent action: Kerry lets her brother run off alone and talks to her friend the whole time they are at the park.
Consequence: Kerry can't find her brother and has to call the police to file a missing persons report.
Consequence: Kerry is able to keep her brother in her sight the whole time they are on the phone.
Divergent action: Kerry lets her brother run off alone and talks to her friend the whole time they are at the park.