CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Jacob decides to clean up his room before playing some video games.
Consequence: Jacob's parents appreciate him obeying and offer to buy him more games.
Normative action: Jacob decides to clean up his room before playing some video games.
Consequence: Jacob's parents are annoyed at him for not listening and ground him for the weekend.
Divergent action: Jacob decides to play video games all day instead of cleaning up his room.
Consequence: Jacob's parents are annoyed at him for not listening and ground him for the weekend.
Consequence: Jacob's parents appreciate him obeying and offer to buy him more games.
Divergent action: Jacob decides to play video games all day instead of cleaning up his room.
Normative action: David tells Steve he would be happy to answer his questions when he is fresh and alert in the morning and schedules a call.
Consequence: Steve feels that David cares about his needs and recommends him to lots of friends.
Normative action: David tells Steve he would be happy to answer his questions when he is fresh and alert in the morning and schedules a call.
Consequence: Steve gets annoyed at David, cancels his contract and leaves a negative review online.
Divergent action: David yells at Steve for calling so late and quickly slams the phone down to hang up.
Consequence: Steve gets annoyed at David, cancels his contract and leaves a negative review online.
Consequence: Steve feels that David cares about his needs and recommends him to lots of friends.
Divergent action: David yells at Steve for calling so late and quickly slams the phone down to hang up.
Normative action: Toni offers to help her sister with her niece's tuition.
Consequence: Toni's sister and grateful and Toni's niece is able to go to a good school.
Normative action: Toni offers to help her sister with her niece's tuition.
Consequence: Toni's sister gets angry at her and cuts off her relationship with her niece.
Divergent action: Toni tells her sister that she needs to stop being lazy and get a better job, so she can actually provide for Toni's niece.
Consequence: Toni's sister gets angry at her and cuts off her relationship with her niece.
Consequence: Toni's sister and grateful and Toni's niece is able to go to a good school.
Divergent action: Toni tells her sister that she needs to stop being lazy and get a better job, so she can actually provide for Toni's niece.
Normative action: Tom tells his family that, despite the mental health of his family, his job loss was his own fault.
Consequence: Tom feels relieved he had the courage to admit this, and his family thanks him for it.
Normative action: Tom tells his family that, despite the mental health of his family, his job loss was his own fault.
Consequence: Tom's family begins to think less of him for not taking responsibility and Tom feels guilty.
Divergent action: Tom tells his family that the emotional problems of other family members caused him to lose his job.
Consequence: Tom's family begins to think less of him for not taking responsibility and Tom feels guilty.
Consequence: Tom feels relieved he had the courage to admit this, and his family thanks him for it.
Divergent action: Tom tells his family that the emotional problems of other family members caused him to lose his job.
Normative action: Dave tells his wife that he is so thankful she did that for him and that he loves her so much.
Consequence: Sandy is delighted that Dave loves the gift and that he's being so loving towards her.
Normative action: Dave tells his wife that he is so thankful she did that for him and that he loves her so much.
Consequence: Sandy is sad that Dave doesn't like the gift and that he thinks she made a mistake.
Divergent action: Dave tells his wife that he already has a watch, so she shouldn't have spent their money on the new one.
Consequence: Sandy is sad that Dave doesn't like the gift and that he thinks she made a mistake.
Consequence: Sandy is delighted that Dave loves the gift and that he's being so loving towards her.
Divergent action: Dave tells his wife that he already has a watch, so she shouldn't have spent their money on the new one.
Normative action: John soberly tells his friends what he heard about his ex.
Consequence: John's friend tells them he has cancer, and they all give him support.
Normative action: John soberly tells his friends what he heard about his ex.
Consequence: John's best friend starts bawling because he just found out he has cancer and John has made fun of it.
Divergent action: John goes to a bar and laughingly tells his friends his ex has cancer, and he's glad because of what happened between them.
Consequence: John's best friend starts bawling because he just found out he has cancer and John has made fun of it.
Consequence: John's friend tells them he has cancer, and they all give him support.
Divergent action: John goes to a bar and laughingly tells his friends his ex has cancer, and he's glad because of what happened between them.
Normative action: Oscar sends Mike a quick text, saying that he's busy and to call at a set time that night.
Consequence: Oscar and Mike connect at the scheduled time and have a good conversation.
Normative action: Oscar sends Mike a quick text, saying that he's busy and to call at a set time that night.
Consequence: Oscar forgets about the text and never contacts Mike, who thinks Oscar no longer cares about him.
Divergent action: Oscar doesn't answer the text and keeps working on his project.
Consequence: Oscar forgets about the text and never contacts Mike, who thinks Oscar no longer cares about him.
Consequence: Oscar and Mike connect at the scheduled time and have a good conversation.
Divergent action: Oscar doesn't answer the text and keeps working on his project.
Normative action: John accepts Tom's invitation and goes out clubbing with him that night.
Consequence: John has a great night out on the town and enjoys spending time with his friends.
Normative action: John accepts Tom's invitation and goes out clubbing with him that night.
Consequence: John feels bored and lonely at home and wishes he had gone out with his friends.
Divergent action: John declines the invitation and stays home by himself on Friday night.
Consequence: John feels bored and lonely at home and wishes he had gone out with his friends.
Consequence: John has a great night out on the town and enjoys spending time with his friends.
Divergent action: John declines the invitation and stays home by himself on Friday night.
Normative action: Jack tells a funny anecdote about pulling hair instead of actually pulling hair.
Consequence: Everyone has a laugh and enjoys Jack's story and everyone has a good time.
Normative action: Jack tells a funny anecdote about pulling hair instead of actually pulling hair.
Consequence: The friend is hurt and everyone is wondering why Jack did that because it is not funny.
Divergent action: Jack pulls his friends hair hard to try to get a laugh from the others.
Consequence: The friend is hurt and everyone is wondering why Jack did that because it is not funny.
Consequence: Everyone has a laugh and enjoys Jack's story and everyone has a good time.
Divergent action: Jack pulls his friends hair hard to try to get a laugh from the others.
Normative action: John declines Jeff's advances, stating he's flattered but won't mix work and pleasure.
Consequence: John and Jeff remain on good terms and have a healthy workplace relationship.
Normative action: John declines Jeff's advances, stating he's flattered but won't mix work and pleasure.
Consequence: John and Jeff's romantic relationship is discovered and John gets fired for employee fraternization.
Divergent action: John decides to give a relationship with Jeff a shot, and they start dating.
Consequence: John and Jeff's romantic relationship is discovered and John gets fired for employee fraternization.
Consequence: John and Jeff remain on good terms and have a healthy workplace relationship.
Divergent action: John decides to give a relationship with Jeff a shot, and they start dating.
Normative action: Amy tells James how much she appreciates that he was worried and tells him she owes him one.
Consequence: James is happy that he made Amy feel better.
Normative action: Amy tells James how much she appreciates that he was worried and tells him she owes him one.
Consequence: James gets sick the next morning.
Divergent action: Amy gives James a big hug and kiss on the cheek.
Consequence: James gets sick the next morning.
Consequence: James is happy that he made Amy feel better.
Divergent action: Amy gives James a big hug and kiss on the cheek.
Normative action: Rocky accepts the invite and shows up on time.
Consequence: Rocky's parents are happy to see him, and he has a great time seeing everyone.
Normative action: Rocky accepts the invite and shows up on time.
Consequence: Rocky disappoints his parents and feels guilty afterwards.
Divergent action: Rocky says yes but decides last minute he would rather stay home.
Consequence: Rocky disappoints his parents and feels guilty afterwards.
Consequence: Rocky's parents are happy to see him, and he has a great time seeing everyone.
Divergent action: Rocky says yes but decides last minute he would rather stay home.
Normative action: Mike and his grandparents discuss politics and Mike respects their views.
Consequence: Mike is happy and his grandparents are glad he came.
Normative action: Mike and his grandparents discuss politics and Mike respects their views.
Consequence: Mike feels bad and his grandparents are upset.
Divergent action: While Mike and his grandparents are discussing politics he calls them stupid.
Consequence: Mike feels bad and his grandparents are upset.
Consequence: Mike is happy and his grandparents are glad he came.
Divergent action: While Mike and his grandparents are discussing politics he calls them stupid.
Normative action: Tanya makes friends with some people in her class, and they form a study group for the upcoming semester.
Consequence: Tanya is able to work with the others in her study group on assignments, and they all get good grades.
Normative action: Tanya makes friends with some people in her class, and they form a study group for the upcoming semester.
Consequence: Tanya has difficulty with some of the homework assignments and gets lower grades since she doesn't have anyone to ask for help.
Divergent action: Tanya spends almost all of her time studying at the library by herself or just watching tv in her dorm.
Consequence: Tanya has difficulty with some of the homework assignments and gets lower grades since she doesn't have anyone to ask for help.
Consequence: Tanya is able to work with the others in her study group on assignments, and they all get good grades.
Divergent action: Tanya spends almost all of her time studying at the library by herself or just watching tv in her dorm.
Normative action: Jack goes back home and relieves his pleasure in the privacy of his own home.
Consequence: Jack relieves himself in a very healthy and natural way and does not offend anyone.
Normative action: Jack goes back home and relieves his pleasure in the privacy of his own home.
Consequence: The women call the police and report Jack, putting him on a sex offender list.
Divergent action: Jack pulls down his pants and shows his penis to the women.
Consequence: The women call the police and report Jack, putting him on a sex offender list.
Consequence: Jack relieves himself in a very healthy and natural way and does not offend anyone.
Divergent action: Jack pulls down his pants and shows his penis to the women.
Normative action: Jake asks a friends of his to adopt Woofie when Jake moves.
Consequence: Woofie is happy whenever Jake visits Jake's friend and loves the new home.
Normative action: Jake asks a friends of his to adopt Woofie when Jake moves.
Consequence: Woofie is left to eke out a miserable existence in the wild.
Divergent action: Jake drives Woofie out to a field and lets him loose before running back to his car and driving away.
Consequence: Woofie is left to eke out a miserable existence in the wild.
Consequence: Woofie is happy whenever Jake visits Jake's friend and loves the new home.
Divergent action: Jake drives Woofie out to a field and lets him loose before running back to his car and driving away.
Normative action: Sally sees the new boy while eating with her friends at lunch and asks if he wants to join them.
Consequence: Sally learns new things about his culture, and they become great friends.
Normative action: Sally sees the new boy while eating with her friends at lunch and asks if he wants to join them.
Consequence: Sally's friends are disgusted by her behavior and refuse to be friends with her anymore.
Divergent action: Sally sees the new boy and decides to show off for her friends and tells him to go back to his country where he belongs.
Consequence: Sally's friends are disgusted by her behavior and refuse to be friends with her anymore.
Consequence: Sally learns new things about his culture, and they become great friends.
Divergent action: Sally sees the new boy and decides to show off for her friends and tells him to go back to his country where he belongs.
Normative action: Darcy tells her boyfriend about how she and Romy met and became friends.
Consequence: Romy's trust in Darcy remains intact, and she makes her the Godmother of her baby.
Normative action: Darcy tells her boyfriend about how she and Romy met and became friends.
Consequence: Romy finds out that Darcy thinks she's irresponsible for getting pregnant and doesn't invite her to her baby shower.
Divergent action: Darcy tells her boyfriend that Romy is pregnant and criticizes her for being irresponsible.
Consequence: Romy finds out that Darcy thinks she's irresponsible for getting pregnant and doesn't invite her to her baby shower.
Consequence: Romy's trust in Darcy remains intact, and she makes her the Godmother of her baby.
Divergent action: Darcy tells her boyfriend that Romy is pregnant and criticizes her for being irresponsible.
Normative action: Dennis hurries home and calls the person that owns the wallet to tell them he found it and can return it.
Consequence: The person that owns the wallet tells Dennis how grateful they are for getting their wallet back and offers him a reward.
Normative action: Dennis hurries home and calls the person that owns the wallet to tell them he found it and can return it.
Consequence: Then Dennis feels guilty for keeping the wallet because he knows he didn't do the right thing.
Divergent action: Dennis hurries home with his dog and the wallet and decides he will keep the wallet because he needs the money.
Consequence: Then Dennis feels guilty for keeping the wallet because he knows he didn't do the right thing.
Consequence: The person that owns the wallet tells Dennis how grateful they are for getting their wallet back and offers him a reward.
Divergent action: Dennis hurries home with his dog and the wallet and decides he will keep the wallet because he needs the money.
Normative action: Don goes to the doctor to treat his mental problem due to the stress.
Consequence: His family members support his decision and care and love him more.
Normative action: Don goes to the doctor to treat his mental problem due to the stress.
Consequence: His family members feel sad and intimidated.
Divergent action: Don vents his stress and becomes abusive towards his family members.
Consequence: His family members feel sad and intimidated.
Consequence: His family members support his decision and care and love him more.
Divergent action: Don vents his stress and becomes abusive towards his family members.
Normative action: Lance buys a nice present for his friend and gives it to them when he visits.
Consequence: Lance's friend is happy that Lance took the time to buy them something for the holiday.
Normative action: Lance buys a nice present for his friend and gives it to them when he visits.
Consequence: Lance's friend thinks it's really inconsiderate that Lance didn't bother to give them any gift at all.
Divergent action: Lance goes to visit his friend empty handed and has nothing to give his friend after his friend gives him a gift.
Consequence: Lance's friend thinks it's really inconsiderate that Lance didn't bother to give them any gift at all.
Consequence: Lance's friend is happy that Lance took the time to buy them something for the holiday.
Divergent action: Lance goes to visit his friend empty handed and has nothing to give his friend after his friend gives him a gift.
Normative action: Brittney supportively listens to her friend talk about her problems while watching her show with subtitles on.
Consequence: Brittney's friend feels a lot better and thanks Brittney by buying her a gift.
Normative action: Brittney supportively listens to her friend talk about her problems while watching her show with subtitles on.
Consequence: Brittney's friend becomes more depressed and starts self-medicating with alcohol.
Divergent action: Brittney tells her friend that she is busy and cannot listen to her problems right now.
Consequence: Brittney's friend becomes more depressed and starts self-medicating with alcohol.
Consequence: Brittney's friend feels a lot better and thanks Brittney by buying her a gift.
Divergent action: Brittney tells her friend that she is busy and cannot listen to her problems right now.
Normative action: Sam informs his math teacher that he is feeling sick and goes home to rest.
Consequence: Sam's teacher is understanding and allows him to make up the test at a later date.
Normative action: Sam informs his math teacher that he is feeling sick and goes home to rest.
Consequence: Sam feels very ill and has trouble concentrating on the test which results in a bad grade.
Divergent action: Sam tries to tough it out and remains at school to take the test.
Consequence: Sam feels very ill and has trouble concentrating on the test which results in a bad grade.
Consequence: Sam's teacher is understanding and allows him to make up the test at a later date.
Divergent action: Sam tries to tough it out and remains at school to take the test.
Normative action: Jen puts on some noise cancelling headphones to drown out the sound.
Consequence: Jen is relieved because she can think clearly.
Normative action: Jen puts on some noise cancelling headphones to drown out the sound.
Consequence: Jen feels bad and thinks she was rude and bossy.
Divergent action: Jen tells her roommate to take it her phone off speakerphone.
Consequence: Jen feels bad and thinks she was rude and bossy.
Consequence: Jen is relieved because she can think clearly.
Divergent action: Jen tells her roommate to take it her phone off speakerphone.
Normative action: Tim calls the girl and tells her he can't make it to the date then goes to the club with his friends.
Consequence: The girl is glad Tim at least told her he wasn't going to make it so that she didn't waste her time.
Normative action: Tim calls the girl and tells her he can't make it to the date then goes to the club with his friends.
Consequence: The girl is very hurt and embarrassed to be sitting at the restaurant all alone.
Divergent action: Tim goes to the club with his friends without telling the girl he changed his plans.
Consequence: The girl is very hurt and embarrassed to be sitting at the restaurant all alone.
Consequence: The girl is glad Tim at least told her he wasn't going to make it so that she didn't waste her time.
Divergent action: Tim goes to the club with his friends without telling the girl he changed his plans.
Normative action: Joe goes to bed early and wakes up early so that he can get ample sleep and have lots of time to drive in to work.
Consequence: Joe drives slowly over the icy roads and still makes it to work with plenty of time to spare.
Normative action: Joe goes to bed early and wakes up early so that he can get ample sleep and have lots of time to drive in to work.
Consequence: Joe's car slides off the road, and he ends up being late to work.
Divergent action: Joe sleeps in until the absolute last minute and is forced to drive quickly on ice covered roads to make it to work on time.
Consequence: Joe's car slides off the road, and he ends up being late to work.
Consequence: Joe drives slowly over the icy roads and still makes it to work with plenty of time to spare.
Divergent action: Joe sleeps in until the absolute last minute and is forced to drive quickly on ice covered roads to make it to work on time.
Normative action: Jane compliments her best friend's healthier appearance and inquires about the journey she has been on.
Consequence: Jane's best friend feels confident and proud after having her hard work noticed by Jane.
Normative action: Jane compliments her best friend's healthier appearance and inquires about the journey she has been on.
Consequence: Jane's best friend loses confidence in her weight loss efforts and plateaus.
Divergent action: Despite her best friend looking healthier, Jane never broaches the subject and instead sticks to topics about herself during their brunch.
Consequence: Jane's best friend loses confidence in her weight loss efforts and plateaus.
Consequence: Jane's best friend feels confident and proud after having her hard work noticed by Jane.
Divergent action: Despite her best friend looking healthier, Jane never broaches the subject and instead sticks to topics about herself during their brunch.
Normative action: Trent shows the customer that they gave him more than they thought and gives them the fair change amount.
Consequence: The customer is happy to have encountered an honest person and not to have spent too much.
Normative action: Trent shows the customer that they gave him more than they thought and gives them the fair change amount.
Consequence: The customer is upset when he later finds he's missing fifty dollars.
Divergent action: Trent gives the customer change for only a twenty dollar bill and keeps the difference.
Consequence: The customer is upset when he later finds he's missing fifty dollars.
Consequence: The customer is happy to have encountered an honest person and not to have spent too much.
Divergent action: Trent gives the customer change for only a twenty dollar bill and keeps the difference.
Normative action: Steve teaches his cat some cool tricks and posts the videos online.
Consequence: Steve makes the money from the cat videos, and he's pleased.
Normative action: Steve teaches his cat some cool tricks and posts the videos online.
Consequence: Steve gets the money but his family misses the cat and will hate Steve if they find out.
Divergent action: Steve buries his cat in the backyard to collect the insurance money.
Consequence: Steve gets the money but his family misses the cat and will hate Steve if they find out.
Consequence: Steve makes the money from the cat videos, and he's pleased.
Divergent action: Steve buries his cat in the backyard to collect the insurance money.
Normative action: Dave tells the neighbor that of course he can borrow them and to come over and pick them up.
Consequence: The neighbor is delighted that Dave is willing to help him and that he'll get his job done.
Normative action: Dave tells the neighbor that of course he can borrow them and to come over and pick them up.
Consequence: The neighbor is miffed that Dave won't share his things and is sad that he can't do the job he needs to.
Divergent action: Dave tells his neighbor that he thinks he'll need them soon, so he can't lend them to him.
Consequence: The neighbor is miffed that Dave won't share his things and is sad that he can't do the job he needs to.
Consequence: The neighbor is delighted that Dave is willing to help him and that he'll get his job done.
Divergent action: Dave tells his neighbor that he thinks he'll need them soon, so he can't lend them to him.
Normative action: Sarah decides to store the drink in the refrigerator for another time.
Consequence: Later on in the week Sarah is able to unwind from work with the nice and cool drink.
Normative action: Sarah decides to store the drink in the refrigerator for another time.
Consequence: Sarah's friends call her out for her rude comments.
Divergent action: Sarah tells Melissa that she spent a great deal of time making the drinks, and that most polite people would be happy with her.
Consequence: Sarah's friends call her out for her rude comments.