CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Marvin goes down to an office supply store and buys several items with his own money.
Consequence: Marvin furnishes his new home office, and it makes him even more productive in his job.
Normative action: Marvin goes down to an office supply store and buys several items with his own money.
Consequence: Marvin is later fired when HR discovers that he took a lot of company supplies home with him.
Divergent action: Marvin takes pens, notebooks and other supplies from the supply closet at his work.
Consequence: Marvin is later fired when HR discovers that he took a lot of company supplies home with him.
Consequence: Marvin furnishes his new home office, and it makes him even more productive in his job.
Divergent action: Marvin takes pens, notebooks and other supplies from the supply closet at his work.
Normative action: Lance talks to Brock at the party to try and get over the argument.
Consequence: Lance makes up with his friend at the party, and they have a good time.
Normative action: Lance talks to Brock at the party to try and get over the argument.
Consequence: Lance enjoys the party but is still upset with Brock.
Divergent action: Lance ignores Brock so that he can enjoy the event without him.
Consequence: Lance enjoys the party but is still upset with Brock.
Consequence: Lance makes up with his friend at the party, and they have a good time.
Divergent action: Lance ignores Brock so that he can enjoy the event without him.
Normative action: Bill goes into the water first and shows his son the water is fun then brings his son in slowly.
Consequence: Bill's son learns to enjoy playing in the pool.
Normative action: Bill goes into the water first and shows his son the water is fun then brings his son in slowly.
Consequence: Bill's son starts crying and becomes traumatized.
Divergent action: Bill pushes his son into the water from the back.
Consequence: Bill's son starts crying and becomes traumatized.
Consequence: Bill's son learns to enjoy playing in the pool.
Divergent action: Bill pushes his son into the water from the back.
Normative action: John leaves and arrives at the arcade by 9:00 p.m.
Consequence: John and his friends play for another hour and a half and have a good time.
Normative action: John leaves and arrives at the arcade by 9:00 p.m.
Consequence: John's friends are disappointed that he's so late and stop calling him to go out.
Divergent action: John leaves two hours after the call and gets to the arcade by 11:00 p.m.
Consequence: John's friends are disappointed that he's so late and stop calling him to go out.
Consequence: John and his friends play for another hour and a half and have a good time.
Divergent action: John leaves two hours after the call and gets to the arcade by 11:00 p.m.
Normative action: Martin takes classes to learn how to use the machine properly.
Consequence: Martin is able to be more productive, and he gets a raise at work.
Normative action: Martin takes classes to learn how to use the machine properly.
Consequence: Martin almost loses his arm when it gets caught in the machine.
Divergent action: Martin continues working on the machines even though he is unfamiliar with them.
Consequence: Martin almost loses his arm when it gets caught in the machine.
Consequence: Martin is able to be more productive, and he gets a raise at work.
Divergent action: Martin continues working on the machines even though he is unfamiliar with them.
Normative action: Wesley responds to his friend thanking him for his concern, saying he needs a little space now.
Consequence: Wesley's friend completely understands, and tells him if he needs anything, just ask, and stops texting.
Normative action: Wesley responds to his friend thanking him for his concern, saying he needs a little space now.
Consequence: Wesley's friend sees he read the text message and didn't respond, his feelings get hurt.
Divergent action: Wesley doesn't respond to the text message, ignoring his friend's outreach.
Consequence: Wesley's friend sees he read the text message and didn't respond, his feelings get hurt.
Consequence: Wesley's friend completely understands, and tells him if he needs anything, just ask, and stops texting.
Divergent action: Wesley doesn't respond to the text message, ignoring his friend's outreach.
Normative action: Kent buys another smartwatch like the gifted one and wears it.
Consequence: Kent's friend sees him wearing it and is reminded of the gift he was given.
Normative action: Kent buys another smartwatch like the gifted one and wears it.
Consequence: Kent's friend starts to think even less of him.
Divergent action: Kent asks for the smartwatch back from his friend.
Consequence: Kent's friend starts to think even less of him.
Consequence: Kent's friend sees him wearing it and is reminded of the gift he was given.
Divergent action: Kent asks for the smartwatch back from his friend.
Normative action: Chuck announces that Midge is a real winner and that he had a great night spending time with her.
Consequence: Midge feels happy and is excited to spend more time with Chuck.
Normative action: Chuck announces that Midge is a real winner and that he had a great night spending time with her.
Consequence: Midge feels bad about her win and withdraws from her relationship with Chuck for some time.
Divergent action: Chuck complains loudly that Midge wins too often and the he doesn't find bingo enjoyable anymore.
Consequence: Midge feels bad about her win and withdraws from her relationship with Chuck for some time.
Consequence: Midge feels happy and is excited to spend more time with Chuck.
Divergent action: Chuck complains loudly that Midge wins too often and the he doesn't find bingo enjoyable anymore.
Normative action: Sarah decides to call her ex boyfriend and cuss him out.
Consequence: Sarah feels much better after getting all of the built up anger out.
Normative action: Sarah decides to call her ex boyfriend and cuss him out.
Consequence: Sarah’s ex boyfriend coincidentally gets in a bad car wreck that night and Sarah feels absolutely terrible for doing what she did.
Divergent action: Sarah buys a book of magic spells and recites a spell that is supposed to kill whoever she is thinking about.
Consequence: Sarah’s ex boyfriend coincidentally gets in a bad car wreck that night and Sarah feels absolutely terrible for doing what she did.
Consequence: Sarah feels much better after getting all of the built up anger out.
Divergent action: Sarah buys a book of magic spells and recites a spell that is supposed to kill whoever she is thinking about.
Normative action: Alex comes clean about his son and introduces him to Penny.
Consequence: Alex is able to propose without any lies between them.
Normative action: Alex comes clean about his son and introduces him to Penny.
Consequence: Alex gets left at the altar when Penny finds out about his deceit.
Divergent action: Alex keeps his child a secret and gets engaged to Penny.
Consequence: Alex gets left at the altar when Penny finds out about his deceit.
Consequence: Alex is able to propose without any lies between them.
Divergent action: Alex keeps his child a secret and gets engaged to Penny.
Normative action: Andy makes sure to include vegetarian side dishes for his friends while preparing the meal.
Consequence: Andy's friends all eat at the BBQ and thank Andy for a great night.
Normative action: Andy makes sure to include vegetarian side dishes for his friends while preparing the meal.
Consequence: Andy's friends feel frustrated that he didn't take them into consideration when preparing the meals for the party.
Divergent action: Some of Andy's vegetarian friends struggle to find anything to eat at the BBQ, as Andy didn't make anything for them, and have to order their own food.
Consequence: Andy's friends feel frustrated that he didn't take them into consideration when preparing the meals for the party.
Consequence: Andy's friends all eat at the BBQ and thank Andy for a great night.
Divergent action: Some of Andy's vegetarian friends struggle to find anything to eat at the BBQ, as Andy didn't make anything for them, and have to order their own food.
Normative action: Vince asks everyone if they can take a break together.
Consequence: Everyone gets a break and is refreshed for work.
Normative action: Vince asks everyone if they can take a break together.
Consequence: The other workers get upset with Vince and refuse to work, causing trouble.
Divergent action: Vince tells the others to keep working and takes a ten minute break.
Consequence: The other workers get upset with Vince and refuse to work, causing trouble.
Consequence: Everyone gets a break and is refreshed for work.
Divergent action: Vince tells the others to keep working and takes a ten minute break.
Normative action: Randy tells his wife that she looks tired, and she should go for a swim in the pool while he makes dinner.
Consequence: Randy's wife is delighted that he sees that she's stressed and that he suggested for her to do something fun while he takes care of chores.
Normative action: Randy tells his wife that she looks tired, and she should go for a swim in the pool while he makes dinner.
Consequence: Randy's wife is angry that Randy clearly doesn't see she's tired and that the first thing he tells her is to do something for him.
Divergent action: Randy tells his wife that she should go ahead and start dinner right away.
Consequence: Randy's wife is angry that Randy clearly doesn't see she's tired and that the first thing he tells her is to do something for him.
Consequence: Randy's wife is delighted that he sees that she's stressed and that he suggested for her to do something fun while he takes care of chores.
Divergent action: Randy tells his wife that she should go ahead and start dinner right away.
Normative action: James tells the person he's classless and that the argument got heated but no excuse for that language.
Consequence: James's opponent agrees and apologizes for it, and they go back to debating maturely.
Normative action: James tells the person he's classless and that the argument got heated but no excuse for that language.
Consequence: Twitter finds the post and finds out where James works and gets him fired for racism.
Divergent action: James responds to the racism with racism of his own directed at the black man.
Consequence: Twitter finds the post and finds out where James works and gets him fired for racism.
Consequence: James's opponent agrees and apologizes for it, and they go back to debating maturely.
Divergent action: James responds to the racism with racism of his own directed at the black man.
Normative action: Jake stops and helps the people put out the car fire.
Consequence: The fire is put out before it grows huge and the car is saved.
Normative action: Jake stops and helps the people put out the car fire.
Consequence: The fire department arrives too late and the car can't be saved.
Divergent action: Jake calls the fire department and reports the accident and its location.
Consequence: The fire department arrives too late and the car can't be saved.
Consequence: The fire is put out before it grows huge and the car is saved.
Divergent action: Jake calls the fire department and reports the accident and its location.
Normative action: Jordan makes sure that he is off of work for his son's first ball game.
Consequence: Jordan's son is excited and plays great at his first ball game.
Normative action: Jordan makes sure that he is off of work for his son's first ball game.
Consequence: Jordan's son is disheartened that his father isn't there and quits the team.
Divergent action: Jordan goes to see a minor league ball game when his son is playing his first game.
Consequence: Jordan's son is disheartened that his father isn't there and quits the team.
Consequence: Jordan's son is excited and plays great at his first ball game.
Divergent action: Jordan goes to see a minor league ball game when his son is playing his first game.
Normative action: Jim stays at the company late and works until he finishes the job.
Consequence: Jim goes home tired but happy that he was able to complete the work without having to take his laptop home.
Normative action: Jim stays at the company late and works until he finishes the job.
Consequence: Jim accidentally damages his laptop at home and is dismissed from his job for breaking company rules.
Divergent action: Jim takes his laptop home to work on the assignment, even though it is against company policy to take your laptop home.
Consequence: Jim accidentally damages his laptop at home and is dismissed from his job for breaking company rules.
Consequence: Jim goes home tired but happy that he was able to complete the work without having to take his laptop home.
Divergent action: Jim takes his laptop home to work on the assignment, even though it is against company policy to take your laptop home.
Normative action: Ben immediately went up to his neighbor and accused the neighbor of animal abuse.
Consequence: Embarrassed, Ben’s neighbor apologized, promised to never do it again, and Ben felt good knowing he did something good for the dog.
Normative action: Ben immediately went up to his neighbor and accused the neighbor of animal abuse.
Consequence: Ben’s neighbor called the police and Ben was arrested for trespassing.
Divergent action: When it became dark outside, Ben snuck into his neighbor’s yard in an attempt to quietly carry the dog away.
Consequence: Ben’s neighbor called the police and Ben was arrested for trespassing.
Consequence: Embarrassed, Ben’s neighbor apologized, promised to never do it again, and Ben felt good knowing he did something good for the dog.
Divergent action: When it became dark outside, Ben snuck into his neighbor’s yard in an attempt to quietly carry the dog away.
Normative action: Harry tells his sister that he would be happy to take her to the airport.
Consequence: Joy is happy and relieved, and she promises to make it up to her brother in the future.
Normative action: Harry tells his sister that he would be happy to take her to the airport.
Consequence: Joy is disappointed and ends up taking a very expensive car service to get to the airport.
Divergent action: Harry doesn't want to wake up that early and tells Joy he has something else he has to do.
Consequence: Joy is disappointed and ends up taking a very expensive car service to get to the airport.
Consequence: Joy is happy and relieved, and she promises to make it up to her brother in the future.
Divergent action: Harry doesn't want to wake up that early and tells Joy he has something else he has to do.
Normative action: Carla quickly brings her cat inside and closes her gate before jumping into the car.
Consequence: Carla makes it to work on time and comes home to her cat safe and sound.
Normative action: Carla quickly brings her cat inside and closes her gate before jumping into the car.
Consequence: Carla's cat escapes the yard and is lost forever.
Divergent action: Carla rushes off to work, leaving her cat outside and her gate unlocked.
Consequence: Carla's cat escapes the yard and is lost forever.
Consequence: Carla makes it to work on time and comes home to her cat safe and sound.
Divergent action: Carla rushes off to work, leaving her cat outside and her gate unlocked.
Normative action: Jimmy throws all of his friends a party to cheer them up.
Consequence: Jimmy and his friends have a fantastic time and become much happier.
Normative action: Jimmy throws all of his friends a party to cheer them up.
Consequence: Without Jimmy his old friends are now even more upset.
Divergent action: Jimmy gets himself a new set of friends to hang out with.
Consequence: Without Jimmy his old friends are now even more upset.
Consequence: Jimmy and his friends have a fantastic time and become much happier.
Divergent action: Jimmy gets himself a new set of friends to hang out with.
Normative action: Brooke celebrates her birthday with her boyfriend at home binge watching her favorite show.
Consequence: Brooke has a great time with the person that matters most to her.
Normative action: Brooke celebrates her birthday with her boyfriend at home binge watching her favorite show.
Consequence: Brooke's brother gets mad and keys her car the next time they are visiting.
Divergent action: Brooke invites everyone but her brother to her birthday dinner celebration.
Consequence: Brooke's brother gets mad and keys her car the next time they are visiting.
Consequence: Brooke has a great time with the person that matters most to her.
Divergent action: Brooke invites everyone but her brother to her birthday dinner celebration.
Normative action: Jerry only parties sometimes on the weekend, and always makes sure school comes first.
Consequence: Jerry has fun and does well in his classes.
Normative action: Jerry only parties sometimes on the weekend, and always makes sure school comes first.
Consequence: Jerry doesn't get enough sleep and starts to do poorly in his classes.
Divergent action: Jerry parties every weekend and often during the week.
Consequence: Jerry doesn't get enough sleep and starts to do poorly in his classes.
Consequence: Jerry has fun and does well in his classes.
Divergent action: Jerry parties every weekend and often during the week.
Normative action: Emily asks her family if they can go to less frequented places upstate because her anxiety is acting up.
Consequence: Emily's family goes apple picking upstate to enjoy time together away from big crowds.
Normative action: Emily asks her family if they can go to less frequented places upstate because her anxiety is acting up.
Consequence: Emily feels depressed and alone during her vacation, leading her to have a bad trip.
Divergent action: Emily stays in the hotel while her family goes out to explore the city together.
Consequence: Emily feels depressed and alone during her vacation, leading her to have a bad trip.
Consequence: Emily's family goes apple picking upstate to enjoy time together away from big crowds.
Divergent action: Emily stays in the hotel while her family goes out to explore the city together.
Normative action: Tom holds the ladder for Joe until Joe is finished, then goes to texting his friend.
Consequence: Joe's work gets done, and Joe thanks Tom for the help.
Normative action: Tom holds the ladder for Joe until Joe is finished, then goes to texting his friend.
Consequence: The ladder falls, causing Joe to fall off and break his arm.
Divergent action: Tom looks down at his phone while texting his friend.
Consequence: The ladder falls, causing Joe to fall off and break his arm.
Consequence: Joe's work gets done, and Joe thanks Tom for the help.
Divergent action: Tom looks down at his phone while texting his friend.
Normative action: April wins and lets Steve pick out the prize for himself.
Consequence: Steve feels grateful and helps his sister out in return.
Normative action: April wins and lets Steve pick out the prize for himself.
Consequence: Steve is depressed because he can't get a prize like April.
Divergent action: April wins the game and selects a prize only for herself.
Consequence: Steve is depressed because he can't get a prize like April.
Consequence: Steve feels grateful and helps his sister out in return.
Divergent action: April wins the game and selects a prize only for herself.
Normative action: Bob thanks his friends for inviting him and says he had fun.
Consequence: His friends hug him goodbye and tell him they were glad to see him.
Normative action: Bob thanks his friends for inviting him and says he had fun.
Consequence: His friends think he is rude and don't invite him to anymore parties.
Divergent action: Bob goes home without saying goodbye to anyone.
Consequence: His friends think he is rude and don't invite him to anymore parties.
Consequence: His friends hug him goodbye and tell him they were glad to see him.
Divergent action: Bob goes home without saying goodbye to anyone.
Normative action: Rachel considers that some people have weaker immune systems and finds another to cover the shift.
Consequence: The employee returns and works hard to make up for lost time.
Normative action: Rachel considers that some people have weaker immune systems and finds another to cover the shift.
Consequence: The employee has trouble getting along with Rachel in the future.
Divergent action: Rachel detests the employee thinking they are lazy and switches her schedule.
Consequence: The employee has trouble getting along with Rachel in the future.
Consequence: The employee returns and works hard to make up for lost time.
Divergent action: Rachel detests the employee thinking they are lazy and switches her schedule.
Normative action: Jebidiah tells Abraham that instead of using the cows to only sell milk, he makes butter and cheese that sell for a premium.
Consequence: Abraham is delighted to learn of this idea, that he had never thought of and is grateful to Jebidiah.
Normative action: Jebidiah tells Abraham that instead of using the cows to only sell milk, he makes butter and cheese that sell for a premium.
Consequence: Abraham continues to flail in the wind so to speak, financially and is unable to ever get any real money.
Divergent action: Jebidiah tells Abraham that he's probably just lucky, and he's never analyzed why he's successful.
Consequence: Abraham continues to flail in the wind so to speak, financially and is unable to ever get any real money.
Consequence: Abraham is delighted to learn of this idea, that he had never thought of and is grateful to Jebidiah.
Divergent action: Jebidiah tells Abraham that he's probably just lucky, and he's never analyzed why he's successful.
Normative action: Amanda makes a joke about how ugly the school bus seats are.
Consequence: Amanda's friends laugh and everyone has a good trip to school.
Normative action: Amanda makes a joke about how ugly the school bus seats are.
Consequence: Amanda and her friends laugh, but the disabled child is very upset and panics all the way to school and reports Amanda for bullying.
Divergent action: Amanda throws a piece of chewed gum at the hair of a child with multiple disabilities.
Consequence: Amanda and her friends laugh, but the disabled child is very upset and panics all the way to school and reports Amanda for bullying.
Consequence: Amanda's friends laugh and everyone has a good trip to school.
Divergent action: Amanda throws a piece of chewed gum at the hair of a child with multiple disabilities.
Normative action: Jamie takes her friend to the beach with her.
Consequence: Jamie's friend has great time and is feeling much better.
Normative action: Jamie takes her friend to the beach with her.
Consequence: Jamie's friend goes home alone and is lonely and sad.
Divergent action: Jamie sees her friend needs some cheering up but head to the beach without her.
Consequence: Jamie's friend goes home alone and is lonely and sad.
Consequence: Jamie's friend has great time and is feeling much better.
Divergent action: Jamie sees her friend needs some cheering up but head to the beach without her.
Normative action: Thomas takes the dog into his house and adopts it once he fails to find an owner.
Consequence: The dog has a new owner and is healthy and happy as a result.
Normative action: Thomas takes the dog into his house and adopts it once he fails to find an owner.
Consequence: The dog suffers and dies horribly as a result of the gunshot wound.
Divergent action: Thomas takes out his hunting rifle and shoots it at the dog.
Consequence: The dog suffers and dies horribly as a result of the gunshot wound.
Consequence: The dog has a new owner and is healthy and happy as a result.
Divergent action: Thomas takes out his hunting rifle and shoots it at the dog.
Normative action: Joe shows understanding and calmly explains the mistake to the employee.
Consequence: The employee never makes the same mistake again and Joe gains more respect from his employees.
Normative action: Joe shows understanding and calmly explains the mistake to the employee.
Consequence: The work atmosphere becomes toxic and the employee that was yelled at eventually leaves the company.
Divergent action: Joe yells at the employee responsible for the mistake in front of the other employees.
Consequence: The work atmosphere becomes toxic and the employee that was yelled at eventually leaves the company.