CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Trevor and the other volunteers are able to package the boxes efficiently and on time.
Divergent action: Trevor tries to fill up all the boxes with produce and other food items by himself.
Normative action: Ryan breaks up with his current girlfriend before dating the new girl.
Consequence: The new girl appreciates having a new man in her life.
Normative action: Ryan breaks up with his current girlfriend before dating the new girl.
Consequence: The new girl finds out and no longer wishes to see him.
Divergent action: Ryan starts going out with the new girl while he's still in a relationship.
Consequence: The new girl finds out and no longer wishes to see him.
Consequence: The new girl appreciates having a new man in her life.
Divergent action: Ryan starts going out with the new girl while he's still in a relationship.
Normative action: Sally practices lots of different skills in the week before the tryouts.
Consequence: Sally's tryout goes well, and she easily makes the team.
Normative action: Sally practices lots of different skills in the week before the tryouts.
Consequence: Sally's soccer tryout does not go well, and she doesn't make the team.
Divergent action: Sally watches a lot of soccer on TV before the tryouts, but does not practice herself.
Consequence: Sally's soccer tryout does not go well, and she doesn't make the team.
Consequence: Sally's tryout goes well, and she easily makes the team.
Divergent action: Sally watches a lot of soccer on TV before the tryouts, but does not practice herself.
Normative action: Tony puts in his two week notice.
Consequence: Tony's employer offers him a severance package and encourages him to use them as a reference for his next job.
Normative action: Tony puts in his two week notice.
Consequence: Tony gets blacklisted in his industry for leaving his job in an unprofessional manner.
Divergent action: Tony gets fed up and walks out of his job.
Consequence: Tony gets blacklisted in his industry for leaving his job in an unprofessional manner.
Consequence: Tony's employer offers him a severance package and encourages him to use them as a reference for his next job.
Divergent action: Tony gets fed up and walks out of his job.
Normative action: Rich invites his girl's parents over to his place so that they can talk.
Consequence: Rich's girl's parents are able to get to know Rich and feel better about him dating their daughter.
Normative action: Rich invites his girl's parents over to his place so that they can talk.
Consequence: Rich's girl's parents feel disrespected and feel worried for their daughter.
Divergent action: Rich texts his girl's parents a message introducing himself to them.
Consequence: Rich's girl's parents feel disrespected and feel worried for their daughter.
Consequence: Rich's girl's parents are able to get to know Rich and feel better about him dating their daughter.
Divergent action: Rich texts his girl's parents a message introducing himself to them.
Normative action: Earl thinks of something new he can try with his wife in the bedroom.
Consequence: Earl's wife enjoys the new experience and her passion is also renewed.
Normative action: Earl thinks of something new he can try with his wife in the bedroom.
Consequence: Earl's wife finds out about the other woman and wants a divorce.
Divergent action: Earl begins to engage with a new woman physically outside his marriage.
Consequence: Earl's wife finds out about the other woman and wants a divorce.
Consequence: Earl's wife enjoys the new experience and her passion is also renewed.
Divergent action: Earl begins to engage with a new woman physically outside his marriage.
Normative action: Mark develops a plan that utilizes his friends' skills.
Consequence: Mark and his friends learn to cooperate towards common goals.
Normative action: Mark develops a plan that utilizes his friends' skills.
Consequence: Mark's friends will not want to play with him and Mark becomes lonely.
Divergent action: Mark tells his friends that they're doing everything wrong, and they are unskilled players.
Consequence: Mark's friends will not want to play with him and Mark becomes lonely.
Consequence: Mark and his friends learn to cooperate towards common goals.
Divergent action: Mark tells his friends that they're doing everything wrong, and they are unskilled players.
Normative action: Lisa looks up organizations that can help Robin through the process of getting a safe abortion.
Consequence: Robin is able to get the help she needs and her friendship with Lisa is stronger.
Normative action: Lisa looks up organizations that can help Robin through the process of getting a safe abortion.
Consequence: Robin stops trusting Lisa and her parents are upset with her.
Divergent action: Lisa tells Robin's parents that Robin is pregnant and doesn't plan to keep the baby.
Consequence: Robin stops trusting Lisa and her parents are upset with her.
Consequence: Robin is able to get the help she needs and her friendship with Lisa is stronger.
Divergent action: Lisa tells Robin's parents that Robin is pregnant and doesn't plan to keep the baby.
Normative action: Mark lets his friend borrow his car for the day.
Consequence: Mark's friend is able to get to his job interview on time.
Normative action: Mark lets his friend borrow his car for the day.
Consequence: Mark's friend's Uber comes by 15 minutes late, and his friend arrives late to his job interview.
Divergent action: Mark tells his friend to order an Uber instead of taking his car.
Consequence: Mark's friend's Uber comes by 15 minutes late, and his friend arrives late to his job interview.
Consequence: Mark's friend is able to get to his job interview on time.
Divergent action: Mark tells his friend to order an Uber instead of taking his car.
Normative action: Noelle encourages the new worker to ask them questions when they don't know what to do.
Consequence: The new hire develops a desire to their job well.
Normative action: Noelle encourages the new worker to ask them questions when they don't know what to do.
Consequence: The new hire becomes anxious and their performance deteriorates.
Divergent action: Noelle tells the new hire that they'll be let go if they can't learn on their own.
Consequence: The new hire becomes anxious and their performance deteriorates.
Consequence: The new hire develops a desire to their job well.
Divergent action: Noelle tells the new hire that they'll be let go if they can't learn on their own.
Normative action: Art follows the instructions and creates a very complicated password and then proceeds to pay his bill.
Consequence: His bill is paid on time and now he can pay other bills online as well.
Normative action: Art follows the instructions and creates a very complicated password and then proceeds to pay his bill.
Consequence: A week later his account is compromised and all of his funds are stolen.
Divergent action: Art creates an account online and sets up a weak password, so he can quickly make the payment.
Consequence: A week later his account is compromised and all of his funds are stolen.
Consequence: His bill is paid on time and now he can pay other bills online as well.
Divergent action: Art creates an account online and sets up a weak password, so he can quickly make the payment.
Normative action: Liam signs up for honors classes that demand a lot from him.
Consequence: Liam learns that hard work and intelligence pay off in life.
Normative action: Liam signs up for honors classes that demand a lot from him.
Consequence: Liam doesn't push himself and limits his future prospects.
Divergent action: Liam signs up for the easiest classes where he can put in the minimum amount of work.
Consequence: Liam doesn't push himself and limits his future prospects.
Consequence: Liam learns that hard work and intelligence pay off in life.
Divergent action: Liam signs up for the easiest classes where he can put in the minimum amount of work.
Normative action: Tobias plays the music at a moderate level, so that everyone can hear but not loud enough to disturb his neighbors.
Consequence: Everyone at the party compliments Tobias on how good the sound system is.
Normative action: Tobias plays the music at a moderate level, so that everyone can hear but not loud enough to disturb his neighbors.
Consequence: The neighbors call the police and Tobias is issued a large fine.
Divergent action: Tobias cranks the volume up as loud as it will go.
Consequence: The neighbors call the police and Tobias is issued a large fine.
Consequence: Everyone at the party compliments Tobias on how good the sound system is.
Divergent action: Tobias cranks the volume up as loud as it will go.
Normative action: Lizzy decides to cook a lot of food on weekends, that she can then simply reheat on weekdays.
Consequence: Lizzy's kids enjoy Lizzy's healthy home-cooked food.
Normative action: Lizzy decides to cook a lot of food on weekends, that she can then simply reheat on weekdays.
Consequence: Lizzy's kids start gaining weight and being unhealthy because of the prepared food.
Divergent action: Lizzy stops cooking for her kids and buys prepared food instead.
Consequence: Lizzy's kids start gaining weight and being unhealthy because of the prepared food.
Consequence: Lizzy's kids enjoy Lizzy's healthy home-cooked food.
Divergent action: Lizzy stops cooking for her kids and buys prepared food instead.
Normative action: Mark decides to call a cab instead of trying to drive home.
Consequence: Mark arrives home safely, and picks up his car the next morning.
Normative action: Mark decides to call a cab instead of trying to drive home.
Consequence: Mark's reaction time is affected by the alcohol he's had, and he loses control of the car crashes into his house.
Divergent action: Mark decides to drive himself home, because he's only had a few of beers and doesn't feel drunk.
Consequence: Mark's reaction time is affected by the alcohol he's had, and he loses control of the car crashes into his house.
Consequence: Mark arrives home safely, and picks up his car the next morning.
Divergent action: Mark decides to drive himself home, because he's only had a few of beers and doesn't feel drunk.
Normative action: Nick looks around and locates the hand towel before using it to dry his hands.
Consequence: Lynn is happy to see Nick using the proper towel that she put out for hand drying specifically.
Normative action: Nick looks around and locates the hand towel before using it to dry his hands.
Consequence: Lynn is disturbed that Nick is so lazy and annoyed that he has bad habits she'll have to try to break.
Divergent action: Nick wipes his hands on the pants of his legs, rubbing them into his pants until they're dry.
Consequence: Lynn is disturbed that Nick is so lazy and annoyed that he has bad habits she'll have to try to break.
Consequence: Lynn is happy to see Nick using the proper towel that she put out for hand drying specifically.
Divergent action: Nick wipes his hands on the pants of his legs, rubbing them into his pants until they're dry.
Normative action: Jack goes to see his kids by himself to spend time with them.
Consequence: Jack and his kids spend good amounts of time together and bond.
Normative action: Jack goes to see his kids by himself to spend time with them.
Consequence: It mostly results in arguments and fights since they tend not to like Jack's new partners.
Divergent action: Jack always brings his new partner with him when he goes to see his kids.
Consequence: It mostly results in arguments and fights since they tend not to like Jack's new partners.
Consequence: Jack and his kids spend good amounts of time together and bond.
Divergent action: Jack always brings his new partner with him when he goes to see his kids.
Normative action: Sally goes to the grocery store and buys some food to eat.
Consequence: Sally has a nice meal and is no longer hungry.
Normative action: Sally goes to the grocery store and buys some food to eat.
Consequence: Sally gets horrible food poisoning and misses two days of work.
Divergent action: Sally eats the weeks-old Chinese food even though it smells funny.
Consequence: Sally gets horrible food poisoning and misses two days of work.
Consequence: Sally has a nice meal and is no longer hungry.
Divergent action: Sally eats the weeks-old Chinese food even though it smells funny.
Normative action: Derrick waits a few weeks before bringing up the loan again.
Consequence: Derrick's friend pays him back.
Normative action: Derrick waits a few weeks before bringing up the loan again.
Consequence: Derrick's friend gets mad at Derrick for asking so much.
Divergent action: Derrick asks his friend every day if he has the money.
Consequence: Derrick's friend gets mad at Derrick for asking so much.
Consequence: Derrick's friend pays him back.
Divergent action: Derrick asks his friend every day if he has the money.
Normative action: Tamara calls animal control and tells them about the dogs.
Consequence: Animal control comes and picks up the dogs and returns them to their rightful owners.
Normative action: Tamara calls animal control and tells them about the dogs.
Consequence: The dogs break into a bunch of trash cans that night and leave a huge mess that the residents have to clean up.
Divergent action: Tamara assumes that the dogs owners will find them and does nothing.
Consequence: The dogs break into a bunch of trash cans that night and leave a huge mess that the residents have to clean up.
Consequence: Animal control comes and picks up the dogs and returns them to their rightful owners.
Divergent action: Tamara assumes that the dogs owners will find them and does nothing.
Normative action: Jones buys a home theater system for his house.
Consequence: Jones loves watching movies and sports on the new system.
Normative action: Jones buys a home theater system for his house.
Consequence: It does impress people, but Jones isn't happy because he didn't buy what he really wanted.
Divergent action: Jones buys a luxury car because it will impress people.
Consequence: It does impress people, but Jones isn't happy because he didn't buy what he really wanted.
Consequence: Jones loves watching movies and sports on the new system.
Divergent action: Jones buys a luxury car because it will impress people.
Normative action: Oliver tells his friends he's about to go for a swim, and asks if they want to join him.
Consequence: Oliver's friends get to cool off and have fun with Oliver.
Normative action: Oliver tells his friends he's about to go for a swim, and asks if they want to join him.
Consequence: Oliver's friends remain hot as they sit on the porch feeling left out.
Divergent action: Oliver jumps in the pool and asks his friends to wait for him on the porch.
Consequence: Oliver's friends remain hot as they sit on the porch feeling left out.
Consequence: Oliver's friends get to cool off and have fun with Oliver.
Divergent action: Oliver jumps in the pool and asks his friends to wait for him on the porch.
Normative action: Although he doesn’t feel like it, Jeff decides to go to his son’s game to be supportive.
Consequence: Jeff’s son hits a home run, and he is super excited his dad got to see it.
Normative action: Although he doesn’t feel like it, Jeff decides to go to his son’s game to be supportive.
Consequence: Jeff’s son hits a home run, but he is very upset because his dad did not get to see it.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to tell his son he can’t come to the game because he has a work meeting even though he really doesn’t have a meeting.
Consequence: Jeff’s son hits a home run, but he is very upset because his dad did not get to see it.
Consequence: Jeff’s son hits a home run, and he is super excited his dad got to see it.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to tell his son he can’t come to the game because he has a work meeting even though he really doesn’t have a meeting.
Normative action: Jess uses her taser on the robber.
Consequence: The robber falls to the ground and Jess gets the elderly woman home.
Normative action: Jess uses her taser on the robber.
Consequence: Jess escapes to safety, but feels guilty for leaving the old woman.
Divergent action: Jess runs away while the elderly woman gets beaten and robbed.
Consequence: Jess escapes to safety, but feels guilty for leaving the old woman.
Consequence: The robber falls to the ground and Jess gets the elderly woman home.
Divergent action: Jess runs away while the elderly woman gets beaten and robbed.
Normative action: Bill offers to let bygones be bygones and stop arguing with Stacy.
Consequence: Bill and Stacy make up, and she and Ted continue to be friends with Bill.
Normative action: Bill offers to let bygones be bygones and stop arguing with Stacy.
Consequence: Stacy and Ted are appalled and never speak to Bill again.
Divergent action: Bill loudly tells Stacy that he wishes she were dead.
Consequence: Stacy and Ted are appalled and never speak to Bill again.
Consequence: Bill and Stacy make up, and she and Ted continue to be friends with Bill.
Divergent action: Bill loudly tells Stacy that he wishes she were dead.
Normative action: Tilly sets up a comprehensive training program for the new employees.
Consequence: The new employees become efficient at their jobs.
Normative action: Tilly sets up a comprehensive training program for the new employees.
Consequence: The new employees struggle doing the job and feel lost.
Divergent action: Tilly gives vague suggestions to the new employees.
Consequence: The new employees struggle doing the job and feel lost.
Consequence: The new employees become efficient at their jobs.
Divergent action: Tilly gives vague suggestions to the new employees.
Normative action: Tom asks his wealthy grandfather for business advice and a modest start up investment while at a family dinner party.
Consequence: Tom's business is reasonably successful, and he earns a steady income over the next several years.
Normative action: Tom asks his wealthy grandfather for business advice and a modest start up investment while at a family dinner party.
Consequence: Tom's act is discovered by the police and convicted of murder, causing him to go to jail for the rest of his life.
Divergent action: Tom poisons his wealthy grandfather at a dinner party in order to inherit his share of his grandfather's fortune.
Consequence: Tom's act is discovered by the police and convicted of murder, causing him to go to jail for the rest of his life.
Consequence: Tom's business is reasonably successful, and he earns a steady income over the next several years.
Divergent action: Tom poisons his wealthy grandfather at a dinner party in order to inherit his share of his grandfather's fortune.
Normative action: Peters has a couple pieces of his favorite candy.
Consequence: Peter feels satisfied.
Normative action: Peters has a couple pieces of his favorite candy.
Consequence: Peter gets a stomachache and feels sick.
Divergent action: Peter eats as much candy as he can as quickly as he can.
Consequence: Peter gets a stomachache and feels sick.
Consequence: Peter feels satisfied.
Divergent action: Peter eats as much candy as he can as quickly as he can.
Normative action: Brent decides to call mall security, so they can get the car towed out of his way.
Consequence: Mel is happy that Brent was resourceful enough to find a way to get them out of the situation.
Normative action: Brent decides to call mall security, so they can get the car towed out of his way.
Consequence: Mel is disgusted that Brent is reacting like a child and can't control his temper.
Divergent action: Brent decides to teach the driver a lesson and uses his key chain knife to poke a hole in the guy's tires.
Consequence: Mel is disgusted that Brent is reacting like a child and can't control his temper.
Consequence: Mel is happy that Brent was resourceful enough to find a way to get them out of the situation.
Divergent action: Brent decides to teach the driver a lesson and uses his key chain knife to poke a hole in the guy's tires.
Normative action: Sam invites his family to the wedding and makes sure that his girlfriend invites her family as well.
Consequence: Everyone has a great time, and they have a wonderful wedding.
Normative action: Sam invites his family to the wedding and makes sure that his girlfriend invites her family as well.
Consequence: Sam's family is very upset and disowns him.
Divergent action: Sam decides to have a small wedding and only invite close friends.
Consequence: Sam's family is very upset and disowns him.
Consequence: Everyone has a great time, and they have a wonderful wedding.
Divergent action: Sam decides to have a small wedding and only invite close friends.
Normative action: Derek offers to put a deposit down on an apartment for his mother and to go look at them with her.
Consequence: Derek's mother is touched by his offer and goes to find an apartment with his help.
Normative action: Derek offers to put a deposit down on an apartment for his mother and to go look at them with her.
Consequence: Derek's mother feels that his actions were cold and hurtful and no longer speaks with him.
Divergent action: Derek leaves a formal eviction notice on his mother's bedroom door before leaving for work.
Consequence: Derek's mother feels that his actions were cold and hurtful and no longer speaks with him.
Consequence: Derek's mother is touched by his offer and goes to find an apartment with his help.
Divergent action: Derek leaves a formal eviction notice on his mother's bedroom door before leaving for work.
Normative action: Jared packs up trinkets he's been keeping for a long time to bring to his new house.
Consequence: Jared will be able to remember the good times the trinkets are associated with.
Normative action: Jared packs up trinkets he's been keeping for a long time to bring to his new house.
Consequence: Jared will forget about the good times associated with the trinkets.
Divergent action: Jared throws away trinkets he's been keeping for a long time.
Consequence: Jared will forget about the good times associated with the trinkets.
Consequence: Jared will be able to remember the good times the trinkets are associated with.
Divergent action: Jared throws away trinkets he's been keeping for a long time.
Normative action: Lynn fessed up and told her boss she had made an honest mistake.
Consequence: The boss thanked Lynn for being honest and told her it will all be OK.
Normative action: Lynn fessed up and told her boss she had made an honest mistake.
Consequence: The boss knew Lynn was lying and fired her for not being honest.
Divergent action: Lynn told the boss there was some kind of computer malfunction which caused the mistake.
Consequence: The boss knew Lynn was lying and fired her for not being honest.
Consequence: The boss thanked Lynn for being honest and told her it will all be OK.
Divergent action: Lynn told the boss there was some kind of computer malfunction which caused the mistake.
Normative action: Barbara tells Jim that the three of them should do more activities as family.
Consequence: Jim is happy that Barbara cares about his daughter and Cara trusts her more.
Normative action: Barbara tells Jim that the three of them should do more activities as family.
Consequence: Jim tells Barbara he won't choose her over his child and divorces her.
Divergent action: Barbara tells Jim that she doesn't want Cara living with them.
Consequence: Jim tells Barbara he won't choose her over his child and divorces her.
Consequence: Jim is happy that Barbara cares about his daughter and Cara trusts her more.
Divergent action: Barbara tells Jim that she doesn't want Cara living with them.
Normative action: Todd sets the air conditioning to maintain room temperature during the party.
Consequence: Todd's guests will feel relaxed and enjoy the party.
Normative action: Todd sets the air conditioning to maintain room temperature during the party.
Consequence: Todd's guests will feel too cold and uncomfortable.
Divergent action: During the party Todd turns the air conditioning to very cold.
Consequence: Todd's guests will feel too cold and uncomfortable.
Consequence: Todd's guests will feel relaxed and enjoy the party.
Divergent action: During the party Todd turns the air conditioning to very cold.