CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Carlos goes behind Marnie's back and spends the money on plane tickets and a resort booking.
Consequence: Marnie is angry at this breach of trust and decides to separate from Carlos.
Consequence: Carlos and Marnie agree to use some of the money for a smaller vacation with some left for what Marnie wants to do.
Divergent action: Carlos goes behind Marnie's back and spends the money on plane tickets and a resort booking.
Normative action: Mike makes comments relevant to the post voicing his own personal opinion.
Consequence: Mike is able to engage in a healthy discussion on many topics on the site.
Normative action: Mike makes comments relevant to the post voicing his own personal opinion.
Consequence: The site eventually blocks Mike from using his account for several days.
Divergent action: Mike starts to downvote every single comment that he reads on the site.
Consequence: The site eventually blocks Mike from using his account for several days.
Consequence: Mike is able to engage in a healthy discussion on many topics on the site.
Divergent action: Mike starts to downvote every single comment that he reads on the site.
Normative action: Mark writes his ex a letter confessing he still loves her and leave it on her doorstep.
Consequence: Mark ex calls him and tells him that was so sweet and ask him to meet for lunch.
Normative action: Mark writes his ex a letter confessing he still loves her and leave it on her doorstep.
Consequence: Marks ex is embarrassed, and she tells him she never wants to see him again.
Divergent action: Mark keeps texting and calling his ex she doesn't answer him, so he shows up to her job and confesses his love to her.
Consequence: Marks ex is embarrassed, and she tells him she never wants to see him again.
Consequence: Mark ex calls him and tells him that was so sweet and ask him to meet for lunch.
Divergent action: Mark keeps texting and calling his ex she doesn't answer him, so he shows up to her job and confesses his love to her.
Normative action: Heidi decides to work a few extra shifts at her job, so she can pay Drew back.
Consequence: Heidi pays Drew the money and the two continue to have a good relationship.
Normative action: Heidi decides to work a few extra shifts at her job, so she can pay Drew back.
Consequence: Drew decides to cut all ties with Heidi because she is not responsible and this makes Heidi very sad.
Divergent action: Heidi tells Drew she won’t pay him back because he is rich and it is only two hundred dollars.
Consequence: Drew decides to cut all ties with Heidi because she is not responsible and this makes Heidi very sad.
Consequence: Heidi pays Drew the money and the two continue to have a good relationship.
Divergent action: Heidi tells Drew she won’t pay him back because he is rich and it is only two hundred dollars.
Normative action: Jimmy offers to take his cousin to get some drinks at a bar.
Consequence: Jimmy's cousin is able to get out of the house and spend time with people.
Normative action: Jimmy offers to take his cousin to get some drinks at a bar.
Consequence: Jimmy's cousin still has to spend all of his time in his house and is just as lonely.
Divergent action: Jimmy texts his cousin every week to show him he's thinking about him.
Consequence: Jimmy's cousin still has to spend all of his time in his house and is just as lonely.
Consequence: Jimmy's cousin is able to get out of the house and spend time with people.
Divergent action: Jimmy texts his cousin every week to show him he's thinking about him.
Normative action: Tommy lends his parents money.
Consequence: Tommy's parents feel Tommy is supportive and loves them.
Normative action: Tommy lends his parents money.
Consequence: Tommy's parents feel Tommy does not really care about their problems.
Divergent action: Tommy knows his parents need a loan but instead of lending them money, he gives them advice on the best lenders on the market.
Consequence: Tommy's parents feel Tommy does not really care about their problems.
Consequence: Tommy's parents feel Tommy is supportive and loves them.
Divergent action: Tommy knows his parents need a loan but instead of lending them money, he gives them advice on the best lenders on the market.
Normative action: Joey gets on his brother's computer and checks the latest news headlines.
Consequence: Joey's brother tells him to spend as much time on the computer as he needs.
Normative action: Joey gets on his brother's computer and checks the latest news headlines.
Consequence: Joey's brother never lets him use his computer or come into his home office again.
Divergent action: Joey gets on his brother's computer and looks up all his brother's banking information.
Consequence: Joey's brother never lets him use his computer or come into his home office again.
Consequence: Joey's brother tells him to spend as much time on the computer as he needs.
Divergent action: Joey gets on his brother's computer and looks up all his brother's banking information.
Normative action: Jack tells the kids' parents about their actions.
Consequence: The parents reprimand the kids.
Normative action: Jack tells the kids' parents about their actions.
Consequence: The parents report Jack to the police.
Divergent action: Jack breaks the kids' skateboards.
Consequence: The parents report Jack to the police.
Consequence: The parents reprimand the kids.
Divergent action: Jack breaks the kids' skateboards.
Normative action: Dave and Alfonso remain close with each other and stick together as they befriend other neighborhood kids.
Consequence: Some of the kids become close with both Dave and Alfonso, and they become a good group of friends.
Normative action: Dave and Alfonso remain close with each other and stick together as they befriend other neighborhood kids.
Consequence: The neighborhood kids befriend Alfonsi, but do not see Dave as loyal or trustworthy enough to be friends.
Divergent action: Dave is nice to Alfonso when they are alone but picks on him when other kids are around.
Consequence: The neighborhood kids befriend Alfonsi, but do not see Dave as loyal or trustworthy enough to be friends.
Consequence: Some of the kids become close with both Dave and Alfonso, and they become a good group of friends.
Divergent action: Dave is nice to Alfonso when they are alone but picks on him when other kids are around.
Normative action: Heather hires a sitter to care for her chickens while she's away on the lake trip.
Consequence: Heather is able to live a well-balanced life while caring for her chickens.
Normative action: Heather hires a sitter to care for her chickens while she's away on the lake trip.
Consequence: Heather's friends give up on inviting her out ever again.
Divergent action: Heather once again tells her friends that she can't make the trip because of her chickens.
Consequence: Heather's friends give up on inviting her out ever again.
Consequence: Heather is able to live a well-balanced life while caring for her chickens.
Divergent action: Heather once again tells her friends that she can't make the trip because of her chickens.
Normative action: Dad shows his son how to properly and safely use a jigsaw and watches him make practice cuts on scrap wood before cutting the pieces for the bird house.
Consequence: His son learns to be confident with power tools and learns to use them safely and properly, and they complete the bird house.
Normative action: Dad shows his son how to properly and safely use a jigsaw and watches him make practice cuts on scrap wood before cutting the pieces for the bird house.
Consequence: The son pulls the trigger while holding it near his face and the noise scares him, and he cuts his fingers as he drops the saw.
Divergent action: Dad hands him a jigsaw with the safety disabled and tells him to cut along the line.
Consequence: The son pulls the trigger while holding it near his face and the noise scares him, and he cuts his fingers as he drops the saw.
Consequence: His son learns to be confident with power tools and learns to use them safely and properly, and they complete the bird house.
Divergent action: Dad hands him a jigsaw with the safety disabled and tells him to cut along the line.
Normative action: Bob decides to continue to be good and be happy with attention from teachers and friends.
Consequence: Bob learns to live with the way things are and is satisfied.
Normative action: Bob decides to continue to be good and be happy with attention from teachers and friends.
Consequence: Bob tries breaking the rules but his parents continue to ignore him.
Divergent action: Bob decides that breaking the rules gets his sister attention, so he'll break rules too.
Consequence: Bob tries breaking the rules but his parents continue to ignore him.
Consequence: Bob learns to live with the way things are and is satisfied.
Divergent action: Bob decides that breaking the rules gets his sister attention, so he'll break rules too.
Normative action: Kara asks her sister if she could lower her voice a bit.
Consequence: The manager thanks Kara for stopping her sister from being a nuisance.
Normative action: Kara asks her sister if she could lower her voice a bit.
Consequence: The manager of the diner kicks Kara out for disrupting the other patrons.
Divergent action: Kara throws a hot baguette across the table at her sister.
Consequence: The manager of the diner kicks Kara out for disrupting the other patrons.
Consequence: The manager thanks Kara for stopping her sister from being a nuisance.
Divergent action: Kara throws a hot baguette across the table at her sister.
Normative action: Sally picks the most calm dog that likes being around people.
Consequence: Sally and her dog have many wonderful years playing together.
Normative action: Sally picks the most calm dog that likes being around people.
Consequence: Sally's dog bites a delivery driver, and Sally is sued.
Divergent action: Sally picks the dog that growls the most and constantly barks.
Consequence: Sally's dog bites a delivery driver, and Sally is sued.
Consequence: Sally and her dog have many wonderful years playing together.
Divergent action: Sally picks the dog that growls the most and constantly barks.
Normative action: Justin waits and then takes his fellow employee aside after the meeting to let them know privately that he thinks he may have seen an error.
Consequence: Justin's coworker explains things from his point of view and Justin learns there is in fact no error but the coworker thanks him for his concerns nonetheless.
Normative action: Justin waits and then takes his fellow employee aside after the meeting to let them know privately that he thinks he may have seen an error.
Consequence: Justin is immediately proven to be incorrect in his perception and his reputation at work takes a hit.
Divergent action: Justin interrupts the meeting and draws attention to the error in his coworker's report that he believes he sees.
Consequence: Justin is immediately proven to be incorrect in his perception and his reputation at work takes a hit.
Consequence: Justin's coworker explains things from his point of view and Justin learns there is in fact no error but the coworker thanks him for his concerns nonetheless.
Divergent action: Justin interrupts the meeting and draws attention to the error in his coworker's report that he believes he sees.
Normative action: Tim buy a few extra packs of toilet paper.
Consequence: Tim can easily store the packs in his closet with everything else.
Normative action: Tim buy a few extra packs of toilet paper.
Consequence: Tim can't fit all of the toilet paper into his house.
Divergent action: Tim buys the store's entire stock of toilet paper.
Consequence: Tim can't fit all of the toilet paper into his house.
Consequence: Tim can easily store the packs in his closet with everything else.
Divergent action: Tim buys the store's entire stock of toilet paper.
Normative action: Jamie spills her water glass on her boss and then apologizes and cleans it up then she orders dessert.
Consequence: Jamie's boss respects her and decides to promote her the next week.
Normative action: Jamie spills her water glass on her boss and then apologizes and cleans it up then she orders dessert.
Consequence: Jamie's boss feels disrespected and decides not to give Jamie a promotion.
Divergent action: Jamie knocks her elbow into her water glass and the water spill on her boss she doesn't apologize and just orders some dessert.
Consequence: Jamie's boss feels disrespected and decides not to give Jamie a promotion.
Consequence: Jamie's boss respects her and decides to promote her the next week.
Divergent action: Jamie knocks her elbow into her water glass and the water spill on her boss she doesn't apologize and just orders some dessert.
Normative action: Benny says to the crowd that Ken is really impressive and that he's never seen anything like it.
Consequence: Ken is delighted that Benny appreciates his skill and art and that he's pumping up the crowd for him.
Normative action: Benny says to the crowd that Ken is really impressive and that he's never seen anything like it.
Consequence: Ken is completely disgusted by Benny's attempts to steal the spotlight from himself.
Divergent action: Benny says to the crowd that the fire breather isn't all that impressive, and he can do better, then proceeds to dance for them.
Consequence: Ken is completely disgusted by Benny's attempts to steal the spotlight from himself.
Consequence: Ken is delighted that Benny appreciates his skill and art and that he's pumping up the crowd for him.
Divergent action: Benny says to the crowd that the fire breather isn't all that impressive, and he can do better, then proceeds to dance for them.
Normative action: Will signs a petition to hold police officers accountable when they abuse their positions.
Consequence: Will feels like he is making a difference and the petition causes some lawmakers to consider policy changes.
Normative action: Will signs a petition to hold police officers accountable when they abuse their positions.
Consequence: Wills friends and family think Will is disgusting for supporting the use of excessive force.
Divergent action: Will posts on social media that the police are justified in beating people.
Consequence: Wills friends and family think Will is disgusting for supporting the use of excessive force.
Consequence: Will feels like he is making a difference and the petition causes some lawmakers to consider policy changes.
Divergent action: Will posts on social media that the police are justified in beating people.
Normative action: Kevin doesn't notice his classmate who is eating heavily and spends the lunch break making jokes about a popular movie with a friend.
Consequence: Kevin's classmate who was eating heavily gets their fill and goes about their day.
Normative action: Kevin doesn't notice his classmate who is eating heavily and spends the lunch break making jokes about a popular movie with a friend.
Consequence: Kevin's classmate who is eating heavily is embarrassed and becomes self conscious about eating to the point of developing a condition.
Divergent action: Kevin pokes fun at the classmate who is eating heavily calling them names and drawing attention to their eating.
Consequence: Kevin's classmate who is eating heavily is embarrassed and becomes self conscious about eating to the point of developing a condition.
Consequence: Kevin's classmate who was eating heavily gets their fill and goes about their day.
Divergent action: Kevin pokes fun at the classmate who is eating heavily calling them names and drawing attention to their eating.
Normative action: Jenna gives the kids lots of positive feedback while still making them work hard.
Consequence: The kids win several games and come to see Jenna as a maternal figure.
Normative action: Jenna gives the kids lots of positive feedback while still making them work hard.
Consequence: Jenna's team doesn't win any games and all the kids are disappointed.
Divergent action: Jenna tells the kids it doesn't matter if they win or lose and lets them rest whenever they get tired.
Consequence: Jenna's team doesn't win any games and all the kids are disappointed.
Consequence: The kids win several games and come to see Jenna as a maternal figure.
Divergent action: Jenna tells the kids it doesn't matter if they win or lose and lets them rest whenever they get tired.
Normative action: Nora tells Becky that she likes the way that the dress looks on her.
Consequence: Becky smiles and says that she can't wait to wear the dress.
Normative action: Nora tells Becky that she likes the way that the dress looks on her.
Consequence: Becky tells Nora to leave her alone and doesn't talk to her for the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Nora laughs and tells Becky that the dress made her butt look big.
Consequence: Becky tells Nora to leave her alone and doesn't talk to her for the rest of the day.
Consequence: Becky smiles and says that she can't wait to wear the dress.
Divergent action: Nora laughs and tells Becky that the dress made her butt look big.
Normative action: Taylor puts his groceries into his car and returns to help the woman in the parking lot.
Consequence: The woman opens her trunk and Taylor is able to safely put her groceries inside.
Normative action: Taylor puts his groceries into his car and returns to help the woman in the parking lot.
Consequence: The woman drops her packages and several of her grocery items burst open.
Divergent action: Taylor gets into his car and ignores the woman that he saw in the parking lot.
Consequence: The woman drops her packages and several of her grocery items burst open.
Consequence: The woman opens her trunk and Taylor is able to safely put her groceries inside.
Divergent action: Taylor gets into his car and ignores the woman that he saw in the parking lot.
Normative action: Josiah asks to borrow some soap from a friend and takes baths as normal.
Consequence: Josiah's friends are pleased with how Josiah smells.
Normative action: Josiah asks to borrow some soap from a friend and takes baths as normal.
Consequence: Josiah's friends are repulsed by the smell and avoid him whenever possible.
Divergent action: Josiah limits his baths to one every five days to conserve soap.
Consequence: Josiah's friends are repulsed by the smell and avoid him whenever possible.
Consequence: Josiah's friends are pleased with how Josiah smells.
Divergent action: Josiah limits his baths to one every five days to conserve soap.
Normative action: Fred doesn't allow George to change the contract, insisting they need to stick by it.
Consequence: Fred and George abide by the original contract and get used to silently following it.
Normative action: Fred doesn't allow George to change the contract, insisting they need to stick by it.
Consequence: Effectively this leads to a new contract discussion every time one of them doesn't feel like doing a chore.
Divergent action: Fred lets George change the contract as long as they both agree to the changes.
Consequence: Effectively this leads to a new contract discussion every time one of them doesn't feel like doing a chore.
Consequence: Fred and George abide by the original contract and get used to silently following it.
Divergent action: Fred lets George change the contract as long as they both agree to the changes.
Normative action: Rosie sits down with her Fiancee and has a long talk with him about things.
Consequence: Rosie's confidence goes through the roof from the reassurances provided.
Normative action: Rosie sits down with her Fiancee and has a long talk with him about things.
Consequence: Rosie's fiancee finds out, and breaks off the marriage, no longer trusting her.
Divergent action: Rosie asks an old casual hookup for one last one night stand, to see if its out of her system.
Consequence: Rosie's fiancee finds out, and breaks off the marriage, no longer trusting her.
Consequence: Rosie's confidence goes through the roof from the reassurances provided.
Divergent action: Rosie asks an old casual hookup for one last one night stand, to see if its out of her system.
Normative action: Jesse introduces himself to the woman and offers to buy her a drink.
Consequence: The woman smiles and eventually gives Jesse her cell phone number.
Normative action: Jesse introduces himself to the woman and offers to buy her a drink.
Consequence: The woman slaps Jesse and a bouncer kicks him out of the bar.
Divergent action: Jesse starts making obscene gestures to one of the women and touches her on the butt.
Consequence: The woman slaps Jesse and a bouncer kicks him out of the bar.
Consequence: The woman smiles and eventually gives Jesse her cell phone number.
Divergent action: Jesse starts making obscene gestures to one of the women and touches her on the butt.
Normative action: Dagon reads some ghost stories stories about historical landmarks.
Consequence: The historical information his brother learns helps him pass his upcoming history test.
Normative action: Dagon reads some ghost stories stories about historical landmarks.
Consequence: His brother has a major meltdown.
Divergent action: Dagon watches the movie It.
Consequence: His brother has a major meltdown.
Consequence: The historical information his brother learns helps him pass his upcoming history test.
Divergent action: Dagon watches the movie It.
Normative action: Daniel jogs until he finds a sidewalk bench.
Consequence: Daniel is able to take a short break before he resumes his jog home.
Normative action: Daniel jogs until he finds a sidewalk bench.
Consequence: The homeowners notice Daniel from inside and call the cops.
Divergent action: Daniel locates the closest home and walks over to the front yard, where he pauses to catch his breath for a few minutes.
Consequence: The homeowners notice Daniel from inside and call the cops.
Consequence: Daniel is able to take a short break before he resumes his jog home.
Divergent action: Daniel locates the closest home and walks over to the front yard, where he pauses to catch his breath for a few minutes.
Normative action: Franklin decides to wear his uncomfortable safety boots with steel support.
Consequence: Franklin has a beam fall on his foot at work but feels nothing as it bounces off the steel toe.
Normative action: Franklin decides to wear his uncomfortable safety boots with steel support.
Consequence: Franklin is later injured at work when a large beam falls on his foot, shattering it.
Divergent action: Franklin decides to put on his favorite comfortable running shoes.
Consequence: Franklin is later injured at work when a large beam falls on his foot, shattering it.
Consequence: Franklin has a beam fall on his foot at work but feels nothing as it bounces off the steel toe.
Divergent action: Franklin decides to put on his favorite comfortable running shoes.
Normative action: Ryan takes time to make good choices of vegetables and chicken for dinner.
Consequence: Ryan gives his body needed vitamins and protein and feels good.
Normative action: Ryan takes time to make good choices of vegetables and chicken for dinner.
Consequence: Ryan gains weight and increases his risk for diabetes.
Divergent action: Ryan just grabs potato chips and ice cream for dinner.
Consequence: Ryan gains weight and increases his risk for diabetes.
Consequence: Ryan gives his body needed vitamins and protein and feels good.
Divergent action: Ryan just grabs potato chips and ice cream for dinner.
Normative action: Joe has his children ride bikes around town.
Consequence: Joe's children will enjoy the weather and get exercise.
Normative action: Joe has his children ride bikes around town.
Consequence: Joe's children will be sad being indoors.
Divergent action: Joe has his children tidy up the basement.
Consequence: Joe's children will be sad being indoors.
Consequence: Joe's children will enjoy the weather and get exercise.
Divergent action: Joe has his children tidy up the basement.
Normative action: Dakota calls a friend asking them to pick up her medication.
Consequence: Dakota has a fun night with her friend when they drop by her house to deliver the medication.
Normative action: Dakota calls a friend asking them to pick up her medication.
Consequence: Dakota is scolded by her father who could not drive to work after waking up.