CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: The neighborhood respects Tommy and Tommy parks comfortably.
Divergent action: Tommy decides to punch David in the jaw, knocking him over in front of the neighborhood.
Normative action: Misty calls her friend, and they set up a Skype session so Misty can see her friends while staying home.
Consequence: Two days later, Misty tests positive for coronavirus, and stays home until given clearance by her doctor.
Normative action: Misty calls her friend, and they set up a Skype session so Misty can see her friends while staying home.
Consequence: One week later, Misty and several of her friends are testing positive for the coronavirus, two end up in hospital.
Divergent action: Ignoring her symptoms, Misty goes to the party and chats with all of her friends, giving hugs and kisses.
Consequence: One week later, Misty and several of her friends are testing positive for the coronavirus, two end up in hospital.
Consequence: Two days later, Misty tests positive for coronavirus, and stays home until given clearance by her doctor.
Divergent action: Ignoring her symptoms, Misty goes to the party and chats with all of her friends, giving hugs and kisses.
Normative action: Ed shuts down production and has a short meeting, where he compliments his people and tells them they may leave with pay to enjoy the rest of their day.
Consequence: Ed has increased his staff's moral with the gesture, and they are grateful to him, and the workplace becomes more relaxed and production increases in the following days.
Normative action: Ed shuts down production and has a short meeting, where he compliments his people and tells them they may leave with pay to enjoy the rest of their day.
Consequence: The staff is angry because there was no benefit to them for working harder than normal and Ed isn't able to get that level of performance again.
Divergent action: Ed decides to do some of the work that will be due later in the week because he doesn't want to spoil the workers.
Consequence: The staff is angry because there was no benefit to them for working harder than normal and Ed isn't able to get that level of performance again.
Consequence: Ed has increased his staff's moral with the gesture, and they are grateful to him, and the workplace becomes more relaxed and production increases in the following days.
Divergent action: Ed decides to do some of the work that will be due later in the week because he doesn't want to spoil the workers.
Normative action: Hank goes to a food bank up the road and asks for help in getting a meal.
Consequence: The food bank gives Hank enough food to last him a week, and he walks away satisfied.
Normative action: Hank goes to a food bank up the road and asks for help in getting a meal.
Consequence: The manager calls the police and Hank is arrested for petty theft.
Divergent action: Hank walks into the convenience store and sticks several candy bars in his pocket and walks out.
Consequence: The manager calls the police and Hank is arrested for petty theft.
Consequence: The food bank gives Hank enough food to last him a week, and he walks away satisfied.
Divergent action: Hank walks into the convenience store and sticks several candy bars in his pocket and walks out.
Normative action: Ryan writes a letter expressing his desire to break up with Lily.
Consequence: Lily feels sad but understands why Ryan wants to break up.
Normative action: Ryan writes a letter expressing his desire to break up with Lily.
Consequence: Lily starts to sob uncontrollably and calls the police on Ryan.
Divergent action: Ryan grabs Lily by the wrist and strikes her across the face.
Consequence: Lily starts to sob uncontrollably and calls the police on Ryan.
Consequence: Lily feels sad but understands why Ryan wants to break up.
Divergent action: Ryan grabs Lily by the wrist and strikes her across the face.
Normative action: Jeff gives his actual answer and is eventually removed from the math contest.
Consequence: The best person wins the contest and gets the recognition that they deserve.
Normative action: Jeff gives his actual answer and is eventually removed from the math contest.
Consequence: The best person, who should have won, doesn't get any prize or recognition even though they were honest.
Divergent action: Jeff gives the answer that everyone else gave, ignoring his actual answer on his paper and eventually winning the contest.
Consequence: The best person, who should have won, doesn't get any prize or recognition even though they were honest.
Consequence: The best person wins the contest and gets the recognition that they deserve.
Divergent action: Jeff gives the answer that everyone else gave, ignoring his actual answer on his paper and eventually winning the contest.
Normative action: Neal lets out a brief yell expressing his anger.
Consequence: Neal's fellow church goers offer him words of encouragement and tell him to keep practicing.
Normative action: Neal lets out a brief yell expressing his anger.
Consequence: Neal gets kicked out of the church.
Divergent action: Neals swears out loud over his anger.
Consequence: Neal gets kicked out of the church.
Consequence: Neal's fellow church goers offer him words of encouragement and tell him to keep practicing.
Divergent action: Neals swears out loud over his anger.
Normative action: Sam decides to go camping alone for a couple of days and gives his father his cell phone number in case of an emergency.
Consequence: William is able to spend a quiet weekend relaxing at home without aggravating his injury.
Normative action: Sam decides to go camping alone for a couple of days and gives his father his cell phone number in case of an emergency.
Consequence: William gets very tired throughout the camping trip and is uncomfortable walking through the woods.
Divergent action: Sam decides that they should go on a family excursion and takes William camping along with him.
Consequence: William gets very tired throughout the camping trip and is uncomfortable walking through the woods.
Consequence: William is able to spend a quiet weekend relaxing at home without aggravating his injury.
Divergent action: Sam decides that they should go on a family excursion and takes William camping along with him.
Normative action: Fiona asks the guy to join her for a smoothie after working out.
Consequence: Fiona is able to learn more about the guy.
Normative action: Fiona asks the guy to join her for a smoothie after working out.
Consequence: Fiona loses gym privileges when other members of the gyms staff find out.
Divergent action: Fiona persuades a friend who is employed at the gym to let her look at the guys file.
Consequence: Fiona loses gym privileges when other members of the gyms staff find out.
Consequence: Fiona is able to learn more about the guy.
Divergent action: Fiona persuades a friend who is employed at the gym to let her look at the guys file.
Normative action: Rich tells his brother that he should've told him that he had a brother.
Consequence: Ron feels good that Rich didn't mention his brother's disability.
Normative action: Rich tells his brother that he should've told him that he had a brother.
Consequence: Ron feels offended and tells him never to say that word again.
Divergent action: Rich tells Ron that he didn't know that he had a retarded brother.
Consequence: Ron feels offended and tells him never to say that word again.
Consequence: Ron feels good that Rich didn't mention his brother's disability.
Divergent action: Rich tells Ron that he didn't know that he had a retarded brother.
Normative action: Ulmer compliments the good aspects of Trisha's personality while stressing the importance of not hurting her best friend.
Consequence: Trisha walks away with a new appreciation of her best friend.
Normative action: Ulmer compliments the good aspects of Trisha's personality while stressing the importance of not hurting her best friend.
Consequence: Trisha loses her relationship with her best friend who spots the kiss.
Divergent action: Ulmer responds to Trisha's request by gently hugging and kissing her.
Consequence: Trisha loses her relationship with her best friend who spots the kiss.
Consequence: Trisha walks away with a new appreciation of her best friend.
Divergent action: Ulmer responds to Trisha's request by gently hugging and kissing her.
Normative action: Hank makes arrangements to see the movie when he can go with a group of friends.
Consequence: Hanks friends have a great time watching the movie with him.
Normative action: Hank makes arrangements to see the movie when he can go with a group of friends.
Consequence: Hanks friends are upset with him because he saw the movie before them.
Divergent action: Hank is so pumped up for the movie that he goes to see it alone on opening weekend.
Consequence: Hanks friends are upset with him because he saw the movie before them.
Consequence: Hanks friends have a great time watching the movie with him.
Divergent action: Hank is so pumped up for the movie that he goes to see it alone on opening weekend.
Normative action: Mateo chooses a slow week at work to go on vacation.
Consequence: Mateo is able to take a break from work and comes back with a fresh mind while still being right on schedule.
Normative action: Mateo chooses a slow week at work to go on vacation.
Consequence: Mateo feels so burned out by the end of the year that he falls asleep during a work meeting.
Divergent action: Not wanting to fall behind on work, Mateo goes an entire year without ever taking a vacation.
Consequence: Mateo feels so burned out by the end of the year that he falls asleep during a work meeting.
Consequence: Mateo is able to take a break from work and comes back with a fresh mind while still being right on schedule.
Divergent action: Not wanting to fall behind on work, Mateo goes an entire year without ever taking a vacation.
Normative action: Gary searches for a larger venue, finds one, and books it for his wedding, then invites everyone who is close.
Consequence: Gary's family all come to the wedding and have a great time, feeling included in Gary's life.
Normative action: Gary searches for a larger venue, finds one, and books it for his wedding, then invites everyone who is close.
Consequence: The uninvited family feel left out and shunned, eventually holding a grudge against Gary.
Divergent action: Gary invites his close friend and some family and doesn't invite some cousins, aunts, and uncles.
Consequence: The uninvited family feel left out and shunned, eventually holding a grudge against Gary.
Consequence: Gary's family all come to the wedding and have a great time, feeling included in Gary's life.
Divergent action: Gary invites his close friend and some family and doesn't invite some cousins, aunts, and uncles.
Normative action: Andy doesn't accept any points that are questionable and continues to play until both he and Carl agree that the game has been won within the rules.
Consequence: Both Andy and Carl feel good about the outcome of the game because there is no question about who won.
Normative action: Andy doesn't accept any points that are questionable and continues to play until both he and Carl agree that the game has been won within the rules.
Consequence: Carl is disappointed in Andy and Andy feels guilty about insisting on scoring a point that may not have been legal by the rules.
Divergent action: Andy scores on his opponent but the ball appears to have hit the ground just outside the line and is out of bounds, but Andy insists on recording the point.
Consequence: Carl is disappointed in Andy and Andy feels guilty about insisting on scoring a point that may not have been legal by the rules.
Consequence: Both Andy and Carl feel good about the outcome of the game because there is no question about who won.
Divergent action: Andy scores on his opponent but the ball appears to have hit the ground just outside the line and is out of bounds, but Andy insists on recording the point.
Normative action: Umi calls her boss asking her if she can take a paid sick day due to her illness.
Consequence: Because she doesn't have to worry about money, Umi is able to focus on her recovery.
Normative action: Umi calls her boss asking her if she can take a paid sick day due to her illness.
Consequence: Umi feels guilty when she hears that several of her coworkers get COVID.
Divergent action: Umi arrives at work greeting her coworkers before starting her job.
Consequence: Umi feels guilty when she hears that several of her coworkers get COVID.
Consequence: Because she doesn't have to worry about money, Umi is able to focus on her recovery.
Divergent action: Umi arrives at work greeting her coworkers before starting her job.
Normative action: Amber calmly tells Chris that her parents don't smoke, and asks him to please put out his cigarette.
Consequence: Amber's parent's appreciate her and Chris handling the issue like adults, and they all enjoy dinner.
Normative action: Amber calmly tells Chris that her parents don't smoke, and asks him to please put out his cigarette.
Consequence: Amber's parent's ask them to both leave for their childish behavior.
Divergent action: Amber begins to yell at Chris, accusing him of knowingly breaking the non-smoking rule, so he yells back.
Consequence: Amber's parent's ask them to both leave for their childish behavior.
Consequence: Amber's parent's appreciate her and Chris handling the issue like adults, and they all enjoy dinner.
Divergent action: Amber begins to yell at Chris, accusing him of knowingly breaking the non-smoking rule, so he yells back.
Normative action: James donates ten dollars and skips his morning coffee for a week.
Consequence: James feels happy about helping children across the world, and his coworker thanks him.
Normative action: James donates ten dollars and skips his morning coffee for a week.
Consequence: James' coworker becomes uncooperative every time James has to ask him for something.
Divergent action: James tells his coworker that most charities waste their money on exorbitant salaries.
Consequence: James' coworker becomes uncooperative every time James has to ask him for something.
Consequence: James feels happy about helping children across the world, and his coworker thanks him.
Divergent action: James tells his coworker that most charities waste their money on exorbitant salaries.
Normative action: Luke decides to go read in his bedroom instead, and closes the door behind him.
Consequence: Luke's roommate enjoys his fun and boisterous evening with his friends.
Normative action: Luke decides to go read in his bedroom instead, and closes the door behind him.
Consequence: Luke's roommate feels like he's not allowed to have fun in his own home.
Divergent action: Luke tells his roommate and friends he would like them to be respectful and less noisy.
Consequence: Luke's roommate feels like he's not allowed to have fun in his own home.
Consequence: Luke's roommate enjoys his fun and boisterous evening with his friends.
Divergent action: Luke tells his roommate and friends he would like them to be respectful and less noisy.
Normative action: Greg gets right in the bully's face and warns him not to say one more thing.
Consequence: The people looking at Greg respect that he stood up to the bully.
Normative action: Greg gets right in the bully's face and warns him not to say one more thing.
Consequence: The people watching Greg respect him even less and feel embarrassed for him.
Divergent action: Greg doesn't know how the bully will react if he does anything, so he does nothing.
Consequence: The people watching Greg respect him even less and feel embarrassed for him.
Consequence: The people looking at Greg respect that he stood up to the bully.
Divergent action: Greg doesn't know how the bully will react if he does anything, so he does nothing.
Normative action: Tom apologizes to the house owner and tells him it was an accident, but he'll pay for it.
Consequence: Tom stays out of jail and the houseowner respects Tom.
Normative action: Tom apologizes to the house owner and tells him it was an accident, but he'll pay for it.
Consequence: The cops come to Tom's house later and arrest him for vandalism and the house owner dislikes Tom.
Divergent action: Tom walks away as if nothing happened and avoids that house for a while.
Consequence: The cops come to Tom's house later and arrest him for vandalism and the house owner dislikes Tom.
Consequence: Tom stays out of jail and the houseowner respects Tom.
Divergent action: Tom walks away as if nothing happened and avoids that house for a while.
Normative action: Henry tells his mother that he loves her and tells her goodbye.
Consequence: Henry's mother gives him a hug and tells him to be home in time for dinner.
Normative action: Henry tells his mother that he loves her and tells her goodbye.
Consequence: Henry's mother kicks him out of the house and tells him that she doesn't want to see him anymore.
Divergent action: Henry calls his mother an old hag and walks away from her.
Consequence: Henry's mother kicks him out of the house and tells him that she doesn't want to see him anymore.
Consequence: Henry's mother gives him a hug and tells him to be home in time for dinner.
Divergent action: Henry calls his mother an old hag and walks away from her.
Normative action: John takes a breath, tells her the news and asks if she'd like to walk with him a bit.
Consequence: Mindy feels supportive of John and closer to him.
Normative action: John takes a breath, tells her the news and asks if she'd like to walk with him a bit.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and feels sad and distant from him.
Divergent action: John raises his voice at Mindy and tells her she can't do anything right.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and feels sad and distant from him.
Consequence: Mindy feels supportive of John and closer to him.
Divergent action: John raises his voice at Mindy and tells her she can't do anything right.
Normative action: Jenna tells all their mutual friends that her ex had a tiny penis.
Consequence: Jenna's ex posts an unhinged rant on Facebook in response that makes him look nuts.
Normative action: Jenna tells all their mutual friends that her ex had a tiny penis.
Consequence: Jenna's ex calls the police and eventually gets a restraining order against her.
Divergent action: Jenna starts showing up outside her ex's bedroom window and playing black metal music.
Consequence: Jenna's ex calls the police and eventually gets a restraining order against her.
Consequence: Jenna's ex posts an unhinged rant on Facebook in response that makes him look nuts.
Divergent action: Jenna starts showing up outside her ex's bedroom window and playing black metal music.
Normative action: Kelly tells the waiter to put her parents's food in a to go bag.
Consequence: Kelly's parents are able to eat their food the next day for lunch.
Normative action: Kelly tells the waiter to put her parents's food in a to go bag.
Consequence: Kelly's parents don't have anything to eat later when they get hungry.
Divergent action: Kelly lets her parents throw the rest of their food in the trash bin.
Consequence: Kelly's parents don't have anything to eat later when they get hungry.
Consequence: Kelly's parents are able to eat their food the next day for lunch.
Divergent action: Kelly lets her parents throw the rest of their food in the trash bin.
Normative action: Carson picks put the bag and brings it back to the man.
Consequence: Carson feels happy to have helped out the man when he lost his bag.
Normative action: Carson picks put the bag and brings it back to the man.
Consequence: Carson feels guilty for days about stealing the man's bag.
Divergent action: Carson picks up the bag and takes it home with him.
Consequence: Carson feels guilty for days about stealing the man's bag.
Consequence: Carson feels happy to have helped out the man when he lost his bag.
Divergent action: Carson picks up the bag and takes it home with him.
Normative action: Ulmer creates a post on social media asking for donations for his surgery.
Consequence: Ulmer's post goes viral, and he receives enough money to cover his surgery.
Normative action: Ulmer creates a post on social media asking for donations for his surgery.
Consequence: Ulmer loses five hundred dollars that he can't get back.
Divergent action: Ulmer responds to the email, and he follows the instructions by making a down payment for his inheritance.
Consequence: Ulmer loses five hundred dollars that he can't get back.
Consequence: Ulmer's post goes viral, and he receives enough money to cover his surgery.
Divergent action: Ulmer responds to the email, and he follows the instructions by making a down payment for his inheritance.
Normative action: Francis takes a breath, pets the puppy and jogs home for exercise.
Consequence: The puppy is happy to be petted and doesn't get hurt.
Normative action: Francis takes a breath, pets the puppy and jogs home for exercise.
Consequence: The puppy gets injured and cries and is sad and lonely.
Divergent action: Francis picks up a stone and throws it strongly at the puppy.
Consequence: The puppy gets injured and cries and is sad and lonely.
Consequence: The puppy is happy to be petted and doesn't get hurt.
Divergent action: Francis picks up a stone and throws it strongly at the puppy.
Normative action: Kyle saves up his allowance money in order to buy the game for himself.
Consequence: Kyle's parents notice him saving money and are view him as responsible.
Normative action: Kyle saves up his allowance money in order to buy the game for himself.
Consequence: Kyle's parents start to think that he is becoming spoiled.
Divergent action: Kyle goes up to his parents and asks them to buy the game for him.
Consequence: Kyle's parents start to think that he is becoming spoiled.
Consequence: Kyle's parents notice him saving money and are view him as responsible.
Divergent action: Kyle goes up to his parents and asks them to buy the game for him.
Normative action: Ed stops by his neighbor's house and talks to him about his dogs' behavior.
Consequence: The dogs stop pooping in Ed's yard, and he is able to enjoy the yard in peace.
Normative action: Ed stops by his neighbor's house and talks to him about his dogs' behavior.
Consequence: The dogs die and Ed is arrested for killing them on purpose.
Divergent action: Ed sets out a plate of poison spiked with dog food and leaves it in his yard.
Consequence: The dogs die and Ed is arrested for killing them on purpose.
Consequence: The dogs stop pooping in Ed's yard, and he is able to enjoy the yard in peace.
Divergent action: Ed sets out a plate of poison spiked with dog food and leaves it in his yard.
Normative action: Stacy talks with the student about the consequences of his actions, then punishes him.
Consequence: The student learns from the talk and refrains from stealing again.
Normative action: Stacy talks with the student about the consequences of his actions, then punishes him.
Consequence: The student thinks that he can get away with stealing and develops a stealing habit.
Divergent action: Stacy talks to the student and decides not to punish him so that he will self-correct.
Consequence: The student thinks that he can get away with stealing and develops a stealing habit.
Consequence: The student learns from the talk and refrains from stealing again.
Divergent action: Stacy talks to the student and decides not to punish him so that he will self-correct.
Normative action: Mark takes Marcia to his beachhouse and has sex with her there.
Consequence: The other beachgoers are comfortable and Mark and Marcia stay out of jail.
Normative action: Mark takes Marcia to his beachhouse and has sex with her there.
Consequence: Other beachgoers become uncomfortable and the cops come and arrest them.
Divergent action: Mark starts with Marcia on the crowded beach and has sex with her in front of others.
Consequence: Other beachgoers become uncomfortable and the cops come and arrest them.
Consequence: The other beachgoers are comfortable and Mark and Marcia stay out of jail.
Divergent action: Mark starts with Marcia on the crowded beach and has sex with her in front of others.
Normative action: Nate walks up to the new recruits and begins joking and making friends with them.
Consequence: The new recruits take a liking to Nate and turn into his friends instead of his enemies.