CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Ryan refuses but forwards his friend a job listing for decent work.
Consequence: Ryan's friend learns to fend for himself.
Normative action: Ryan refuses but forwards his friend a job listing for decent work.
Consequence: Ryan's friend thinks he can take advantage of him.
Divergent action: Ryan loans his friend the money hesitantly.
Consequence: Ryan's friend thinks he can take advantage of him.
Consequence: Ryan's friend learns to fend for himself.
Divergent action: Ryan loans his friend the money hesitantly.
Normative action: Angela admitted that she had been fired once before and explained the situation.
Consequence: The company felt she was a suitable and honest candidate, and they offered her the job.
Normative action: Angela admitted that she had been fired once before and explained the situation.
Consequence: The company discovered that she had been fired when they did a background check, and they did not offer her a job.
Divergent action: Angela wrote that she had never been fired from a previous job, even though this was not true.
Consequence: The company discovered that she had been fired when they did a background check, and they did not offer her a job.
Consequence: The company felt she was a suitable and honest candidate, and they offered her the job.
Divergent action: Angela wrote that she had never been fired from a previous job, even though this was not true.
Normative action: Erin orders inexpensive items and sticks to water for the drink.
Consequence: The service staff is happy to get a tip and the restaurant gains a new customer.
Normative action: Erin orders inexpensive items and sticks to water for the drink.
Consequence: The servers and restaurant lose money on the order.
Divergent action: Erin complains about the meal and gets it comped.
Consequence: The servers and restaurant lose money on the order.
Consequence: The service staff is happy to get a tip and the restaurant gains a new customer.
Divergent action: Erin complains about the meal and gets it comped.
Normative action: Kate asks her partner directly about her partner's friend.
Consequence: Kate's partner explains that she is just an old friend.
Normative action: Kate asks her partner directly about her partner's friend.
Consequence: Kate's partner catches her and feels a lack of trust.
Divergent action: Kate looks through her partner's phone and social media.
Consequence: Kate's partner catches her and feels a lack of trust.
Consequence: Kate's partner explains that she is just an old friend.
Divergent action: Kate looks through her partner's phone and social media.
Normative action: Ken tells Cindy that he is married, and he would never betray his wife's trust, so he'll have to pass.
Consequence: Jane is delighted to learn that Ken was faithful and that he can be trusted when out alone.
Normative action: Ken tells Cindy that he is married, and he would never betray his wife's trust, so he'll have to pass.
Consequence: Jane is devastated that Ken has broken her trust and cheated on her and cannot forgive him.
Divergent action: Ken tells Cindy that he would love to come home with her as she's very attractive.
Consequence: Jane is devastated that Ken has broken her trust and cheated on her and cannot forgive him.
Consequence: Jane is delighted to learn that Ken was faithful and that he can be trusted when out alone.
Divergent action: Ken tells Cindy that he would love to come home with her as she's very attractive.
Normative action: Sam excuses himself and goes pee in the school bathroom.
Consequence: Sam is relieved and is able to finish his math test without issue.
Normative action: Sam excuses himself and goes pee in the school bathroom.
Consequence: Other students notice and laugh at Sam who has to call his mom and go home for a change of clothes.
Divergent action: Sam pees his pants in the classroom.
Consequence: Other students notice and laugh at Sam who has to call his mom and go home for a change of clothes.
Consequence: Sam is relieved and is able to finish his math test without issue.
Divergent action: Sam pees his pants in the classroom.
Normative action: Kyle agrees to compromise with Jenny and together they plan a trip that satisfies both of their preferences.
Consequence: Jenny is happy and the trip is a blast for both of them.
Normative action: Kyle agrees to compromise with Jenny and together they plan a trip that satisfies both of their preferences.
Consequence: Jenny resents his stubbornness and the road trip isn't quite as fun as Kyle had hoped.
Divergent action: Kyle puts his foot down and insists that they travel to the destination that he wants.
Consequence: Jenny resents his stubbornness and the road trip isn't quite as fun as Kyle had hoped.
Consequence: Jenny is happy and the trip is a blast for both of them.
Divergent action: Kyle puts his foot down and insists that they travel to the destination that he wants.
Normative action: Tom decides to watch the cleaning by helping out his family in the room.
Consequence: Tom's family thanks Tom and Tom feels generous.
Normative action: Tom decides to watch the cleaning by helping out his family in the room.
Consequence: Tom's family insults Tom and Tom feels selfish for not helping.
Divergent action: Tom decides to enter the room and watch his family clean without helping them.
Consequence: Tom's family insults Tom and Tom feels selfish for not helping.
Consequence: Tom's family thanks Tom and Tom feels generous.
Divergent action: Tom decides to enter the room and watch his family clean without helping them.
Normative action: Deacon goes with his father to a gun range and shoots targets.
Consequence: Deacon's father is proud of Deacon's shooting ability and takes him out for ice cream afterwards.
Normative action: Deacon goes with his father to a gun range and shoots targets.
Consequence: Deacon's father takes away Deacon's gun and grounds him for a month.
Divergent action: Deacon sees his neighbor's cat and shoots and kills it.
Consequence: Deacon's father takes away Deacon's gun and grounds him for a month.
Consequence: Deacon's father is proud of Deacon's shooting ability and takes him out for ice cream afterwards.
Divergent action: Deacon sees his neighbor's cat and shoots and kills it.
Normative action: Danny asks Andrew for a ride back home and Andrew agrees to do so.
Consequence: Danny sleeps in Andrew's car and arrives home safely.
Normative action: Danny asks Andrew for a ride back home and Andrew agrees to do so.
Consequence: Danny hits the back of a car in front of him and the driver gets injured and hospitalized.
Divergent action: Danny drives his car back home even though he is drunk.
Consequence: Danny hits the back of a car in front of him and the driver gets injured and hospitalized.
Consequence: Danny sleeps in Andrew's car and arrives home safely.
Divergent action: Danny drives his car back home even though he is drunk.
Normative action: Joe talks to the parents and tries to make them happy, by offering his condolences.
Consequence: The parents are glad Joe did that, and they all have a better day.
Normative action: Joe talks to the parents and tries to make them happy, by offering his condolences.
Consequence: The parents remain sad and Joe wonders if he approached this wrong.
Divergent action: Joe talks about the weather with the parents but does not offer his condolences.
Consequence: The parents remain sad and Joe wonders if he approached this wrong.
Consequence: The parents are glad Joe did that, and they all have a better day.
Divergent action: Joe talks about the weather with the parents but does not offer his condolences.
Normative action: Chad asks the teenagers to move out of the way so that he can enter the store.
Consequence: The teenagers move and Chad is able to enter the store and shop without incident.
Normative action: Chad asks the teenagers to move out of the way so that he can enter the store.
Consequence: Chad is kicked out of the store by the manager who witnessed his violent actions.
Divergent action: Chad plows through the teens, shoving them to the ground and enters the store.
Consequence: Chad is kicked out of the store by the manager who witnessed his violent actions.
Consequence: The teenagers move and Chad is able to enter the store and shop without incident.
Divergent action: Chad plows through the teens, shoving them to the ground and enters the store.
Normative action: Sarah tells Steve as soon as she finishes the paragraph she will assist him with the large package.
Consequence: Steve is glad to have the help and gets the box in with ease.
Normative action: Sarah tells Steve as soon as she finishes the paragraph she will assist him with the large package.
Consequence: Steve is now angry and takes the heavy box in by himself and pulls his back.
Divergent action: Sarah looks up from her novel annoyed, and screams at Steve for interrupting a good part of the book.
Consequence: Steve is now angry and takes the heavy box in by himself and pulls his back.
Consequence: Steve is glad to have the help and gets the box in with ease.
Divergent action: Sarah looks up from her novel annoyed, and screams at Steve for interrupting a good part of the book.
Normative action: Harry tells Minnie things have been hard for him, and suggests that they seek marriage counseling.
Consequence: Harry and Minnie are able to work through their problems and return to their best selves.
Normative action: Harry tells Minnie things have been hard for him, and suggests that they seek marriage counseling.
Consequence: Fearing for her safety, Minnie divorces Harry.
Divergent action: Harry throws a lamp against the wall, narrowly missing Minnie's head.
Consequence: Fearing for her safety, Minnie divorces Harry.
Consequence: Harry and Minnie are able to work through their problems and return to their best selves.
Divergent action: Harry throws a lamp against the wall, narrowly missing Minnie's head.
Normative action: Mary tell the pastor that she is questioning her faith because of the sermon but respects the pastor's choice in faith.
Consequence: The pastor thanks May for being civil, and they have a long chat about faith.
Normative action: Mary tell the pastor that she is questioning her faith because of the sermon but respects the pastor's choice in faith.
Consequence: The pastor frowns at Mary and Mary feels guilty for saying this.
Divergent action: Mary tells the pastor that the pastor's religion is, "dumb", and that she doesn't respect his sermon.
Consequence: The pastor frowns at Mary and Mary feels guilty for saying this.
Consequence: The pastor thanks May for being civil, and they have a long chat about faith.
Divergent action: Mary tells the pastor that the pastor's religion is, "dumb", and that she doesn't respect his sermon.
Normative action: Bob waits until the next day and calls his coworker in advance before stopping by her place to get his cap.
Consequence: Bob's coworker gets a good night sleep and is not bothered by Bob's behavior.
Normative action: Bob waits until the next day and calls his coworker in advance before stopping by her place to get his cap.
Consequence: Bob's coworker wakes up from the noise, thinks there's an intruder in the house and gets extremely scared.
Divergent action: Bob returns to his coworker's place and since the lights are off decides to enter the house through the back door and find his cap.
Consequence: Bob's coworker wakes up from the noise, thinks there's an intruder in the house and gets extremely scared.
Consequence: Bob's coworker gets a good night sleep and is not bothered by Bob's behavior.
Divergent action: Bob returns to his coworker's place and since the lights are off decides to enter the house through the back door and find his cap.
Normative action: Robert volunteers to take Tammy in.
Consequence: Tammy moves in with Robert and is grateful.
Normative action: Robert volunteers to take Tammy in.
Consequence: Tammy waits for someone to adopt her, but never gets a guardian.
Divergent action: Robert calls Child Protective Services to find a foster home for Tammy.
Consequence: Tammy waits for someone to adopt her, but never gets a guardian.
Consequence: Tammy moves in with Robert and is grateful.
Divergent action: Robert calls Child Protective Services to find a foster home for Tammy.
Normative action: Tina has a good conversation with her sister to tell her how she feels and convinces her to be more respectful in the future.
Consequence: Tina's mother is happy to see her daughters talking again.
Normative action: Tina has a good conversation with her sister to tell her how she feels and convinces her to be more respectful in the future.
Consequence: Tina's mother feels that her family is a mess and feels guilty about it.
Divergent action: Tina decides to stop talking to her sister.
Consequence: Tina's mother feels that her family is a mess and feels guilty about it.
Consequence: Tina's mother is happy to see her daughters talking again.
Divergent action: Tina decides to stop talking to her sister.
Normative action: John hugs his wife and smiles.
Consequence: John and Lisa begin planning for the arrival of their baby.
Normative action: John hugs his wife and smiles.
Consequence: Lisa feels that John is upset over her pregnancy and loses any excitement she had over it.
Divergent action: John looks at Lisa with a blank face and simply says "Oh".
Consequence: Lisa feels that John is upset over her pregnancy and loses any excitement she had over it.
Consequence: John and Lisa begin planning for the arrival of their baby.
Divergent action: John looks at Lisa with a blank face and simply says "Oh".
Normative action: Steve actively tries to support Arnold in dealing with the drunk stranger.
Consequence: Steve and Arnold improves their friendship after they successfully calm down the drunk stranger together.
Normative action: Steve actively tries to support Arnold in dealing with the drunk stranger.
Consequence: Arnold gets injured and no longer considers Steve as a friend.
Divergent action: Steve runs away and leaves Arnold to deal with the drunk stranger himself.
Consequence: Arnold gets injured and no longer considers Steve as a friend.
Consequence: Steve and Arnold improves their friendship after they successfully calm down the drunk stranger together.
Divergent action: Steve runs away and leaves Arnold to deal with the drunk stranger himself.
Normative action: George decides to take a road trip to visit his children's families.
Consequence: George saves money and is able to spend time with his grandchildren.
Normative action: George decides to take a road trip to visit his children's families.
Consequence: George has to work a couple years longer in order to have enough money to retire.
Divergent action: George decides to take a cruise to the Bahamas.
Consequence: George has to work a couple years longer in order to have enough money to retire.
Consequence: George saves money and is able to spend time with his grandchildren.
Divergent action: George decides to take a cruise to the Bahamas.
Normative action: John raises his hand and asks if he can go to the restroom.
Consequence: Miss Parker gives John the hall pass, and he is able to leave the classroom for a few minutes.
Normative action: John raises his hand and asks if he can go to the restroom.
Consequence: Miss Parker sends John to the office, and he is given detention after school.
Divergent action: John starts calling the teacher names and mocking and laughing at her.
Consequence: Miss Parker sends John to the office, and he is given detention after school.
Consequence: Miss Parker gives John the hall pass, and he is able to leave the classroom for a few minutes.
Divergent action: John starts calling the teacher names and mocking and laughing at her.
Normative action: Mike sees his friend wants to talk and chats with him before he puts on his headphones.
Consequence: Mikes friend feels happy and accepted.
Normative action: Mike sees his friend wants to talk and chats with him before he puts on his headphones.
Consequence: Mikes friend feels ignored and irritated.
Divergent action: Mike sees his friend James wants to talk about something but puts on his headphones.
Consequence: Mikes friend feels ignored and irritated.
Consequence: Mikes friend feels happy and accepted.
Divergent action: Mike sees his friend James wants to talk about something but puts on his headphones.
Normative action: Paul offers gas money and always remembers not to take his friends help for granted.
Consequence: Paul finds it easier to get rides and is able to make for functions as a result.
Normative action: Paul offers gas money and always remembers not to take his friends help for granted.
Consequence: Some of his friends stop responding and Paul has a hard time getting rides.
Divergent action: Paul calls his friends daily and requests the rides in a demanding tone.
Consequence: Some of his friends stop responding and Paul has a hard time getting rides.
Consequence: Paul finds it easier to get rides and is able to make for functions as a result.
Divergent action: Paul calls his friends daily and requests the rides in a demanding tone.
Normative action: Alan intensifies his training routine and takes particular care of his body in the days leading up to the race.
Consequence: Alan improves his physical condition, so he is able to outrun his rivals.
Normative action: Alan intensifies his training routine and takes particular care of his body in the days leading up to the race.
Consequence: Alan is caught and disqualified from the race.
Divergent action: Alan tries to sabotage his rivals by tampering with their drinks.
Consequence: Alan is caught and disqualified from the race.
Consequence: Alan improves his physical condition, so he is able to outrun his rivals.
Divergent action: Alan tries to sabotage his rivals by tampering with their drinks.
Normative action: Tim does plenty of studying the week before the exam in order to be ready.
Consequence: Tim aces the exam, and his teach congratulates him for doing so well.
Normative action: Tim does plenty of studying the week before the exam in order to be ready.
Consequence: Tim does poorly on the exam and ends up failing the class.
Divergent action: Tim only studies for the exam an hour before the class starts.
Consequence: Tim does poorly on the exam and ends up failing the class.
Consequence: Tim aces the exam, and his teach congratulates him for doing so well.
Divergent action: Tim only studies for the exam an hour before the class starts.
Normative action: Billy studies a dictionary before playing scrabble and wins.
Consequence: Billy's friends have fun and are amazed as his knowledge.
Normative action: Billy studies a dictionary before playing scrabble and wins.
Consequence: Billy's friends notice the extra letters after and tell Billy they won't play games with him anymore.
Divergent action: Billy has hidden extra letters up his sleeve during scrabble and wins.
Consequence: Billy's friends notice the extra letters after and tell Billy they won't play games with him anymore.
Consequence: Billy's friends have fun and are amazed as his knowledge.
Divergent action: Billy has hidden extra letters up his sleeve during scrabble and wins.
Normative action: Liza tells her parents about her unconventional job when they ask if she has found work.
Consequence: Liza's parents are glad she has told them about this, and they have a chance to talk to her about it.
Normative action: Liza tells her parents about her unconventional job when they ask if she has found work.
Consequence: Liza's parents find out about her webpage from a friend of the family, and they are very upset with Liza.
Divergent action: Liza tells her parents she is working at a pizza restaurant and does not mention her webpage.
Consequence: Liza's parents find out about her webpage from a friend of the family, and they are very upset with Liza.
Consequence: Liza's parents are glad she has told them about this, and they have a chance to talk to her about it.
Divergent action: Liza tells her parents she is working at a pizza restaurant and does not mention her webpage.
Normative action: Dean told the manager that the clerk was working very hard at their job.
Consequence: The manager gave the clerk a raise and more time off after talking to Dean.
Normative action: Dean told the manager that the clerk was working very hard at their job.
Consequence: The manager fired the clerk right after he talked to Dean.
Divergent action: Dean told the manager that the clerk was way too slow and that he was never going to shop there again.
Consequence: The manager fired the clerk right after he talked to Dean.
Consequence: The manager gave the clerk a raise and more time off after talking to Dean.
Divergent action: Dean told the manager that the clerk was way too slow and that he was never going to shop there again.
Normative action: Misty brings a bottle of champagne and some pretzels.
Consequence: The guests are pleased because they can eat the pretzels to take away some of the acidity of the champagne.
Normative action: Misty brings a bottle of champagne and some pretzels.
Consequence: The people in attendance drink the champagne, but get upset stomachs from not having anything to eat with it.
Divergent action: Misty brings a bottle of champagne to Kit's celebration.
Consequence: The people in attendance drink the champagne, but get upset stomachs from not having anything to eat with it.
Consequence: The guests are pleased because they can eat the pretzels to take away some of the acidity of the champagne.
Divergent action: Misty brings a bottle of champagne to Kit's celebration.
Normative action: Paul hugs Jill and tells her everything will be fine.
Consequence: Jill thanks Paul for consoling her.
Normative action: Paul hugs Jill and tells her everything will be fine.
Consequence: Jill becomes angry with Paul and stops being friends with him.
Divergent action: Paul tells Jill to stop because crying makes her look weak.
Consequence: Jill becomes angry with Paul and stops being friends with him.
Consequence: Jill thanks Paul for consoling her.
Divergent action: Paul tells Jill to stop because crying makes her look weak.
Normative action: Caleb encourages his brother and tells him that he can get the answers himself.
Consequence: Caleb's brother starts to understand the material that they are working on.
Normative action: Caleb encourages his brother and tells him that he can get the answers himself.
Consequence: Caleb's brother begins to cry and stops trying to work on the material.
Divergent action: Caleb tells his brother that he is stupid, and he should know all the answers by now.
Consequence: Caleb's brother begins to cry and stops trying to work on the material.
Consequence: Caleb's brother starts to understand the material that they are working on.
Divergent action: Caleb tells his brother that he is stupid, and he should know all the answers by now.
Normative action: Don listens to Sam and voices his disagreements when it's his turn to speak.
Consequence: Don is able to see where he and Sam agree and disagree and come to a mutual understanding.
Normative action: Don listens to Sam and voices his disagreements when it's his turn to speak.
Consequence: Don looks childish for not having a civilized conversation and fails to truly understand Sams point.
Divergent action: Don begins yelling over Sam because he disagrees with his position.
Consequence: Don looks childish for not having a civilized conversation and fails to truly understand Sams point.
Consequence: Don is able to see where he and Sam agree and disagree and come to a mutual understanding.
Divergent action: Don begins yelling over Sam because he disagrees with his position.
Normative action: John sees that the couple in front of him has better seats, so he asks if he can pay to trade seats and they agree.
Consequence: John has a great time at the theater with his mom.
Normative action: John sees that the couple in front of him has better seats, so he asks if he can pay to trade seats and they agree.
Consequence: Johns mother is very mad at him, and she goes home.
Divergent action: The couple in front of John gets better seats than him, so he breaks the mans glasses they are upset and leave, John takes there seats.
Consequence: Johns mother is very mad at him, and she goes home.