CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Josh's family members follow and boost his new social media profile, and they all make some new friends.
Divergent action: Josh posts a lot of really mean and untrue things about his family being assholes and Nazis.
Normative action: Will takes a good amount of time to talk about the issue and provides personal feedback.
Consequence: Will's friend appreciates him taking the time for them.
Normative action: Will takes a good amount of time to talk about the issue and provides personal feedback.
Consequence: Will's friend feels like they are not important to him.
Divergent action: Will recommends a good therapist that he knows of.
Consequence: Will's friend feels like they are not important to him.
Consequence: Will's friend appreciates him taking the time for them.
Divergent action: Will recommends a good therapist that he knows of.
Normative action: Josh places the coin collection in it's own box, carefully labeling its contents.
Consequence: After moving, Josh unpacks the coin collection and places it proudly on a shelf in his bedroom.
Normative action: Josh places the coin collection in it's own box, carefully labeling its contents.
Consequence: After moving, Josh can't seem to figure out where the coin collection is and is upset at losing a memento of his grandfather.
Divergent action: Josh hurls the coin collection into a random box and finishes packing quickly.
Consequence: After moving, Josh can't seem to figure out where the coin collection is and is upset at losing a memento of his grandfather.
Consequence: After moving, Josh unpacks the coin collection and places it proudly on a shelf in his bedroom.
Divergent action: Josh hurls the coin collection into a random box and finishes packing quickly.
Normative action: Ellie asks another couple what kind of work they do during the week.
Consequence: The couple and Ellie have a long conversation and end up becoming lifelong friends.
Normative action: Ellie asks another couple what kind of work they do during the week.
Consequence: The woman is so embarrassed she leaves the party with her friends, and Ellie is left alone.
Divergent action: Ellie approaches a woman and asks her if they share any chronic illnesses.
Consequence: The woman is so embarrassed she leaves the party with her friends, and Ellie is left alone.
Consequence: The couple and Ellie have a long conversation and end up becoming lifelong friends.
Divergent action: Ellie approaches a woman and asks her if they share any chronic illnesses.
Normative action: Felicity calmly explains how her wife's actions made her feel.
Consequence: Felicity's wife understands and does better in the future.
Normative action: Felicity calmly explains how her wife's actions made her feel.
Consequence: Felicity's wife is hurt and feels unsafe.
Divergent action: Felicity yells at her wife and calls her stupid.
Consequence: Felicity's wife is hurt and feels unsafe.
Consequence: Felicity's wife understands and does better in the future.
Divergent action: Felicity yells at her wife and calls her stupid.
Normative action: Delilah aks to hire her friend to design a logo.
Consequence: Delilah and her friend start a good business relationship.
Normative action: Delilah aks to hire her friend to design a logo.
Consequence: Delilah's friend gets upset that Delilah is trying to take advantage of them.
Divergent action: Delilah asks her friend to design a free logo for her as a favor.
Consequence: Delilah's friend gets upset that Delilah is trying to take advantage of them.
Consequence: Delilah and her friend start a good business relationship.
Divergent action: Delilah asks her friend to design a free logo for her as a favor.
Normative action: Xavier tells Alexander that he will not tolerate being disrespected anymore before walking away.
Consequence: Xavier earns the respect of Alexander and the other students.
Normative action: Xavier tells Alexander that he will not tolerate being disrespected anymore before walking away.
Consequence: Xavier is grounded when his mother finds out about his behavior.
Divergent action: Xavier yanks Alexander's hair hard enough to make him cry.
Consequence: Xavier is grounded when his mother finds out about his behavior.
Consequence: Xavier earns the respect of Alexander and the other students.
Divergent action: Xavier yanks Alexander's hair hard enough to make him cry.
Normative action: John sits down with his partner, and they have an open and frank discussion about their relationship.
Consequence: The couple amicably splits up and John goes on to meet somebody new.
Normative action: John sits down with his partner, and they have an open and frank discussion about their relationship.
Consequence: After escaping John, his significant other rightfully files a police report and John is arrested.
Divergent action: John holds a knife to his significant other and runs the knife over them as he questions their loyalty to him.
Consequence: After escaping John, his significant other rightfully files a police report and John is arrested.
Consequence: The couple amicably splits up and John goes on to meet somebody new.
Divergent action: John holds a knife to his significant other and runs the knife over them as he questions their loyalty to him.
Normative action: Chris offers to get Janice some water while saying something nice about her husband.
Consequence: Janice thanks Chris for reminding him of the good qualities about her husband.
Normative action: Chris offers to get Janice some water while saying something nice about her husband.
Consequence: Chris loses his friendship with his friend after his friend discovers encounter with Janice.
Divergent action: Chris returns Janice's advances.
Consequence: Chris loses his friendship with his friend after his friend discovers encounter with Janice.
Consequence: Janice thanks Chris for reminding him of the good qualities about her husband.
Divergent action: Chris returns Janice's advances.
Normative action: Bob brings everyone into the bar and buys everyone from work a drink from the bar.
Consequence: Everyone from work is very pleased with Bob's generosity.
Normative action: Bob brings everyone into the bar and buys everyone from work a drink from the bar.
Consequence: Some people got confused and thought Bob was buying them all a drink.
Divergent action: Bob orders drinks for everyone but then expects them to pay for those drinks.
Consequence: Some people got confused and thought Bob was buying them all a drink.
Consequence: Everyone from work is very pleased with Bob's generosity.
Divergent action: Bob orders drinks for everyone but then expects them to pay for those drinks.
Normative action: Anna decides to attend the wedding even though it causes her some inconvenience.
Consequence: Carol is so grateful that Anna comes to her wedding, and she gives Anna a big hug.
Normative action: Anna decides to attend the wedding even though it causes her some inconvenience.
Consequence: Carol is upset that Anna doesn't attend, and it puts a strain on their friendship.
Divergent action: Anna decides it is too much trouble to attend, and she declines the invitation.
Consequence: Carol is upset that Anna doesn't attend, and it puts a strain on their friendship.
Consequence: Carol is so grateful that Anna comes to her wedding, and she gives Anna a big hug.
Divergent action: Anna decides it is too much trouble to attend, and she declines the invitation.
Normative action: Chris tells a story about his and Dave's past.
Consequence: People become interested in Dave, and Dave makes new friends.
Normative action: Chris tells a story about his and Dave's past.
Consequence: Dave feels humilated.
Divergent action: Chris pranks Dave.
Consequence: Dave feels humilated.
Consequence: People become interested in Dave, and Dave makes new friends.
Divergent action: Chris pranks Dave.
Normative action: Rob listens attentively and comforts Jim before suggesting that they go bowling.
Consequence: Jim feels supported by his friend and his mood improves considerably.
Normative action: Rob listens attentively and comforts Jim before suggesting that they go bowling.
Consequence: Jim feels unsupported and his negative emotions grow stronger.
Divergent action: Rob tells Jim to grow up and that he should talk to a counselor if he has problems.
Consequence: Jim feels unsupported and his negative emotions grow stronger.
Consequence: Jim feels supported by his friend and his mood improves considerably.
Divergent action: Rob tells Jim to grow up and that he should talk to a counselor if he has problems.
Normative action: Phil cheers extra loudly when it's his kids turn to bat.
Consequence: They all enjoy the game and have fun with the sport.
Normative action: Phil cheers extra loudly when it's his kids turn to bat.
Consequence: Phil's kid thinks their dad is ignoring them on purpose during the game.
Divergent action: Phil wants to avoid appearing to show favoritism, so he cheers for the team and not his kid specifically.
Consequence: Phil's kid thinks their dad is ignoring them on purpose during the game.
Consequence: They all enjoy the game and have fun with the sport.
Divergent action: Phil wants to avoid appearing to show favoritism, so he cheers for the team and not his kid specifically.
Normative action: Sarah visits her grandmother in the nursing home, and they talk about her grandmother's childhood.
Consequence: Sarah's grandmother enjoys reminiscing about her youth and feels happy.
Normative action: Sarah visits her grandmother in the nursing home, and they talk about her grandmother's childhood.
Consequence: Sarah's grandmother is alone all day in the nursing home and feels sad.
Divergent action: Sarah calls up a friend and goes out with them for coffee.
Consequence: Sarah's grandmother is alone all day in the nursing home and feels sad.
Consequence: Sarah's grandmother enjoys reminiscing about her youth and feels happy.
Divergent action: Sarah calls up a friend and goes out with them for coffee.
Normative action: Grayson compliments Janine on her progress.
Consequence: Janine feels like her efforts are working and feels motivated to keep going.
Normative action: Grayson compliments Janine on her progress.
Consequence: Janine feels humiliated and like Grayson is policing her.
Divergent action: Grayson points out ways Janine could still improve and calls her out any time she slips up on her diet.
Consequence: Janine feels humiliated and like Grayson is policing her.
Consequence: Janine feels like her efforts are working and feels motivated to keep going.
Divergent action: Grayson points out ways Janine could still improve and calls her out any time she slips up on her diet.
Normative action: Joe decides to drive on the driving simulators to practice for his test tomorrow.
Consequence: Joe does very well on the test because of the practice he got.
Normative action: Joe decides to drive on the driving simulators to practice for his test tomorrow.
Consequence: Joe gets caught by the police and has to pay a huge fine.
Divergent action: Joe sneaks out and drives Monday night around the neighborhood.
Consequence: Joe gets caught by the police and has to pay a huge fine.
Consequence: Joe does very well on the test because of the practice he got.
Divergent action: Joe sneaks out and drives Monday night around the neighborhood.
Normative action: Dean finds a job overseas and explains to Kristi they will be better off if they make the journey together.
Consequence: Dean and Kristi are proud of themselves for sticking through rough times together and both feel their marriage is stronger.
Normative action: Dean finds a job overseas and explains to Kristi they will be better off if they make the journey together.
Consequence: The long distance relationship doesn't work out and Dean and Kristi divorce.
Divergent action: Dean finds a job working overseas and because of his anger at Kristi as of late, decides to go alone.
Consequence: The long distance relationship doesn't work out and Dean and Kristi divorce.
Consequence: Dean and Kristi are proud of themselves for sticking through rough times together and both feel their marriage is stronger.
Divergent action: Dean finds a job working overseas and because of his anger at Kristi as of late, decides to go alone.
Normative action: Mary picks up the purse and gives it to the bar manager to find the owner, then drives home.
Consequence: Mary feels good that she made sure the purse was safe until the owner could be found.
Normative action: Mary picks up the purse and gives it to the bar manager to find the owner, then drives home.
Consequence: Mary is seen on security  video taking the purse and is arrested for theft.
Divergent action: Mary picks up the purse and takes it home with her.
Consequence: Mary is seen on security  video taking the purse and is arrested for theft.
Consequence: Mary feels good that she made sure the purse was safe until the owner could be found.
Divergent action: Mary picks up the purse and takes it home with her.
Normative action: Fredric studies for his test by creating a fun math game based on the material from his notes.
Consequence: Fredric learns new study skills that help him throughout his academic life.
Normative action: Fredric studies for his test by creating a fun math game based on the material from his notes.
Consequence: Fredric fails his test.
Divergent action: Fredric watches a marathon of his favorite television show with some pizza.
Consequence: Fredric fails his test.
Consequence: Fredric learns new study skills that help him throughout his academic life.
Divergent action: Fredric watches a marathon of his favorite television show with some pizza.
Normative action: Jen plugs in her headphones, puts the song on and turns the volume up.
Consequence: Jen enjoys her favorite song at high volume without disturbing anyone.
Normative action: Jen plugs in her headphones, puts the song on and turns the volume up.
Consequence: Jen feels guilty when she realizes her roommate woke up because of the music.
Divergent action: Jen puts her song on the stereo and cranks it up.
Consequence: Jen feels guilty when she realizes her roommate woke up because of the music.
Consequence: Jen enjoys her favorite song at high volume without disturbing anyone.
Divergent action: Jen puts her song on the stereo and cranks it up.
Normative action: Carl declines invitations to hang out with Jane when Mack is invited too.
Consequence: Carl stays friend with Jane but does not have to see Mack.
Normative action: Carl declines invitations to hang out with Jane when Mack is invited too.
Consequence: Jane finds out Carl lied and stops being friends with him.
Divergent action: Carl tells Jane that Mack did horrible things to get her to stop being friends with Mack.
Consequence: Jane finds out Carl lied and stops being friends with him.
Consequence: Carl stays friend with Jane but does not have to see Mack.
Divergent action: Carl tells Jane that Mack did horrible things to get her to stop being friends with Mack.
Normative action: Alice takes the kids out of the car and has them involved in the shopping.
Consequence: The kids are happy to be involved in the shopping.
Normative action: Alice takes the kids out of the car and has them involved in the shopping.
Consequence: Alice ends up getting arrested for child endangerment.
Divergent action: Alice left her children in the hot car.
Consequence: Alice ends up getting arrested for child endangerment.
Consequence: The kids are happy to be involved in the shopping.
Divergent action: Alice left her children in the hot car.
Normative action: Layne invites Evan to Tori's birthday party.
Consequence: Tori is happy for Layne, and they all have a great time.
Normative action: Layne invites Evan to Tori's birthday party.
Consequence: Tori is hurt that Layne chose a guy over her on her birthday.
Divergent action: Layne goes on the date with Evan, skipping Tori's party.
Consequence: Tori is hurt that Layne chose a guy over her on her birthday.
Consequence: Tori is happy for Layne, and they all have a great time.
Divergent action: Layne goes on the date with Evan, skipping Tori's party.
Normative action: Tommy's friends come over, and he suggests that they go outside to play Tag.
Consequence: Tommy's dad is able to work inside the home free of loud noises.
Normative action: Tommy's friends come over, and he suggests that they go outside to play Tag.
Consequence: The screaming is so loud that Tommy's dad gets a headache and is unable to focus on his work.
Divergent action: Tommy's friends come over, and they decide to play Tag, screaming throughout the house.
Consequence: The screaming is so loud that Tommy's dad gets a headache and is unable to focus on his work.
Consequence: Tommy's dad is able to work inside the home free of loud noises.
Divergent action: Tommy's friends come over, and they decide to play Tag, screaming throughout the house.
Normative action: Bob rushes over across the city to help out Steve.
Consequence: Steve thanks Bob for helping him and making sure he's okay.
Normative action: Bob rushes over across the city to help out Steve.
Consequence: Steve gets mugged trying to walk all the way home across the city.
Divergent action: Bob brushes him off and hangs up the phone, he isn't dealing with Steve.
Consequence: Steve gets mugged trying to walk all the way home across the city.
Consequence: Steve thanks Bob for helping him and making sure he's okay.
Divergent action: Bob brushes him off and hangs up the phone, he isn't dealing with Steve.
Normative action: Ana arrives and says hello, and Cindy responds with a big warm hug.
Consequence: Ana feels welcomed at the family cookout and is able to relax and enjoy herself.
Normative action: Ana arrives and says hello, and Cindy responds with a big warm hug.
Consequence: Ana thinks that Cindy has snubbed her and feels unwelcomed.
Divergent action: Ana arrives and says hello to Cindy, who then walks away.
Consequence: Ana thinks that Cindy has snubbed her and feels unwelcomed.
Consequence: Ana feels welcomed at the family cookout and is able to relax and enjoy herself.
Divergent action: Ana arrives and says hello to Cindy, who then walks away.
Normative action: Martin buys the supplies he needs the following day and still has time to make the posters.
Consequence: Martin is glad that he did not jeopardize his job by taking supplies from his work place.
Normative action: Martin buys the supplies he needs the following day and still has time to make the posters.
Consequence: Martin is fired after his boss found out what he did.
Divergent action: Martin decides to take all the supplies that he needs from work, even though he knows it is prohibited.
Consequence: Martin is fired after his boss found out what he did.
Consequence: Martin is glad that he did not jeopardize his job by taking supplies from his work place.
Divergent action: Martin decides to take all the supplies that he needs from work, even though he knows it is prohibited.
Normative action: Megan apologizes to Darren for burping and says it was an accident.
Consequence: Darren laughs at Megan's faux pas and sees her as down-to-earth and likable.
Normative action: Megan apologizes to Darren for burping and says it was an accident.
Consequence: Darren thinks Megan is crude and has bad manners and decides he doesn't want to date her anymore.
Divergent action: Megan doesn't acknowledge her burp and distracts herself and Darren by talking about her hobbies.
Consequence: Darren thinks Megan is crude and has bad manners and decides he doesn't want to date her anymore.
Consequence: Darren laughs at Megan's faux pas and sees her as down-to-earth and likable.
Divergent action: Megan doesn't acknowledge her burp and distracts herself and Darren by talking about her hobbies.
Normative action: Ashley tells Gary that he better get his act together and get good grades next semester, or she'll send him to boarding school.
Consequence: Gary is instantly motivated to do better and gains respect for his mother's firm guiding hand.
Normative action: Ashley tells Gary that he better get his act together and get good grades next semester, or she'll send him to boarding school.
Consequence: Gary becomes a spoiled brat over time who only does even the most basic of tasks if there's something in it for him.
Divergent action: Ashley tells Gary that if he gets good grades next semester Ashley will give him $2500.
Consequence: Gary becomes a spoiled brat over time who only does even the most basic of tasks if there's something in it for him.
Consequence: Gary is instantly motivated to do better and gains respect for his mother's firm guiding hand.
Divergent action: Ashley tells Gary that if he gets good grades next semester Ashley will give him $2500.
Normative action: Tom buys a pack of cigarettes from a vending machine inside the bar.
Consequence: Tom enjoys having a relaxing smoke on the bar's back patio.
Normative action: Tom buys a pack of cigarettes from a vending machine inside the bar.
Consequence: Tom is yelled at by the stranger for stealing a cigarette, and he feels bad about it.
Divergent action: Without asking, Tom takes a cigarette from the pack of a stranger who left it on their table.
Consequence: Tom is yelled at by the stranger for stealing a cigarette, and he feels bad about it.
Consequence: Tom enjoys having a relaxing smoke on the bar's back patio.
Divergent action: Without asking, Tom takes a cigarette from the pack of a stranger who left it on their table.
Normative action: Larry lets go of John stating that behavior like his is not tolerated in their company.
Consequence: The company becomes a safer and more comfortable working environment for all.
Normative action: Larry lets go of John stating that behavior like his is not tolerated in their company.
Consequence: John continues to be inappropriate with the women in the workplace, resulting in more reports of them feeling uncomfortable and unsafe.
Divergent action: Larry gives John a warning and sends him on his way.
Consequence: John continues to be inappropriate with the women in the workplace, resulting in more reports of them feeling uncomfortable and unsafe.
Consequence: The company becomes a safer and more comfortable working environment for all.
Divergent action: Larry gives John a warning and sends him on his way.
Normative action: Dana feeds her dog the food that was recommended to her by the vet.
Consequence: Dana's dog stays fit and healthy for a long time.
Normative action: Dana feeds her dog the food that was recommended to her by the vet.
Consequence: Dana's dog gets really fat and develops canine diabetes.
Divergent action: Dana gives her dog the scraps left over from her meal.
Consequence: Dana's dog gets really fat and develops canine diabetes.
Consequence: Dana's dog stays fit and healthy for a long time.
Divergent action: Dana gives her dog the scraps left over from her meal.
Normative action: Theodore makes the other kids laugh but always treats Miss Landers with respect.
Consequence: When Theodore is struggling in math, Miss Landers gives him extra help and he passes the class.
Normative action: Theodore makes the other kids laugh but always treats Miss Landers with respect.
Consequence: Theodore is not given any leeway or second chances by Miss Landers when he fails a test and must repeat the grade.
Divergent action: Theodore makes smart aleck comments and talks about Miss Landers behind his back.
Consequence: Theodore is not given any leeway or second chances by Miss Landers when he fails a test and must repeat the grade.
Consequence: When Theodore is struggling in math, Miss Landers gives him extra help and he passes the class.
Divergent action: Theodore makes smart aleck comments and talks about Miss Landers behind his back.
Normative action: Zach goes into his parents room and asks them for help with the homework.
Consequence: Zach's parents do a great job of explaining everything, and he gets a great grade on his work.
Normative action: Zach goes into his parents room and asks them for help with the homework.
Consequence: Zach is given terrible advice by many random people and ends up getting a terrible grade.
Divergent action: Zach goes online and posts on Reddit, requesting help with his homework.
Consequence: Zach is given terrible advice by many random people and ends up getting a terrible grade.