CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Jill feels loved and appreciates Stacy being there for her.
Divergent action: Stacy tells Jill to suck it up and get over it.
Normative action: Bob hires Tom because he is well qualified for the job.
Consequence: Tom is very happy and excels in his new job.
Normative action: Bob hires Tom because he is well qualified for the job.
Consequence: Tom continues struggling to find work and has a hard time making ends meet.
Divergent action: Bob decides to hire a less qualified candidate for the job because he doesn't like that Tom has had depression.
Consequence: Tom continues struggling to find work and has a hard time making ends meet.
Consequence: Tom is very happy and excels in his new job.
Divergent action: Bob decides to hire a less qualified candidate for the job because he doesn't like that Tom has had depression.
Normative action: Jane takes one small slice of cake for herself.
Consequence: Jane savors the delicious flavors and is proud of herself for showing restraint.
Normative action: Jane takes one small slice of cake for herself.
Consequence: Jane gets sick to her stomach and ends up throwing up in the bathroom.
Divergent action: Jane takes three huge slices of cake and eats them all one after the other.
Consequence: Jane gets sick to her stomach and ends up throwing up in the bathroom.
Consequence: Jane savors the delicious flavors and is proud of herself for showing restraint.
Divergent action: Jane takes three huge slices of cake and eats them all one after the other.
Normative action: Matt invites Josh over, and they play the video game against each other all night.
Consequence: Matt has a great time hanging out with his friend Josh.
Normative action: Matt invites Josh over, and they play the video game against each other all night.
Consequence: Matt's social life suffers because he spends so much time by himself.
Divergent action: Matt plays the game at home by himself, training for hours on end.
Consequence: Matt's social life suffers because he spends so much time by himself.
Consequence: Matt has a great time hanging out with his friend Josh.
Divergent action: Matt plays the game at home by himself, training for hours on end.
Normative action: Daniel talks to his wife and works hard to help resolve the issues they have in their relationship.
Consequence: Daniel's wife appreciates the effort and works with him, and they manage to save their marriage.
Normative action: Daniel talks to his wife and works hard to help resolve the issues they have in their relationship.
Consequence: Daniel's wife finds out about the secret relationship and divorces him.
Divergent action: Daniel starts to see another woman through a dating service that he has a fun and casual relationship with.
Consequence: Daniel's wife finds out about the secret relationship and divorces him.
Consequence: Daniel's wife appreciates the effort and works with him, and they manage to save their marriage.
Divergent action: Daniel starts to see another woman through a dating service that he has a fun and casual relationship with.
Normative action: James asked his adult brother to escort him to school to protect him.
Consequence: When the bully tries to punch James, his brother grabs the bully's arm and drags him to the principal's office.
Normative action: James asked his adult brother to escort him to school to protect him.
Consequence: James' school calls his parents to report his absence and James gets yelled at.
Divergent action: James walks past the school bus stop and spends the day in a local park.
Consequence: James' school calls his parents to report his absence and James gets yelled at.
Consequence: When the bully tries to punch James, his brother grabs the bully's arm and drags him to the principal's office.
Divergent action: James walks past the school bus stop and spends the day in a local park.
Normative action: Oliver estimates how much his cart costs in his head and decides he'll need to forgo buying any indulgent items this week in order to make his budget.
Consequence: Oliver checks out and ends up under budget by two dollars, causing him to feel happy.
Normative action: Oliver estimates how much his cart costs in his head and decides he'll need to forgo buying any indulgent items this week in order to make his budget.
Consequence: Oliver gets caught by the checkout clerk and banned from the store, forcing him to shop at a more expensive store that is further away.
Divergent action: To stay under budget, Oliver hides some premium chocolate bars in his pockets while checking out.
Consequence: Oliver gets caught by the checkout clerk and banned from the store, forcing him to shop at a more expensive store that is further away.
Consequence: Oliver checks out and ends up under budget by two dollars, causing him to feel happy.
Divergent action: To stay under budget, Oliver hides some premium chocolate bars in his pockets while checking out.
Normative action: Bill tells Tom that the haircut looks great and that he is very handsome.
Consequence: Tom feels happy and confident about how he looks.
Normative action: Bill tells Tom that the haircut looks great and that he is very handsome.
Consequence: Tom feels bad and becomes more self conscious about how he looks.
Divergent action: Bill tells Tom that his new haircut is ugly and it makes him look funny.
Consequence: Tom feels bad and becomes more self conscious about how he looks.
Consequence: Tom feels happy and confident about how he looks.
Divergent action: Bill tells Tom that his new haircut is ugly and it makes him look funny.
Normative action: Daryl is asked by the interviewer if there's anything they need to know about that could turn up in a background check, and he explains his offense.
Consequence: Daryl builds trust with the employer, and they tell him as long as he doesn't smoke pot on the job, he can come to work.
Normative action: Daryl is asked by the interviewer if there's anything they need to know about that could turn up in a background check, and he explains his offense.
Consequence: When the background check comes back they find out Daryl is a liar, and he doesn't get the job.
Divergent action: Daryl is asked by the interviewer if there's anything they need to know about that could turn up in a background check, and he says no.
Consequence: When the background check comes back they find out Daryl is a liar, and he doesn't get the job.
Consequence: Daryl builds trust with the employer, and they tell him as long as he doesn't smoke pot on the job, he can come to work.
Divergent action: Daryl is asked by the interviewer if there's anything they need to know about that could turn up in a background check, and he says no.
Normative action: Mark asks his neighbor if he needs help freshening up his exterior paint.
Consequence: Mark is able to try out his new paint and his neighbor pays him for a job well done.
Normative action: Mark asks his neighbor if he needs help freshening up his exterior paint.
Consequence: Mark's neighbor loses his potential buyers after they see profanities painted onto the home.
Divergent action: Mark paints profanities on his neighbors home in the night.
Consequence: Mark's neighbor loses his potential buyers after they see profanities painted onto the home.
Consequence: Mark is able to try out his new paint and his neighbor pays him for a job well done.
Divergent action: Mark paints profanities on his neighbors home in the night.
Normative action: Boris lets their boss know they need to take an hour to go to an interview.
Consequence: Boris's boss understands and allows Boris to go to the interview.
Normative action: Boris lets their boss know they need to take an hour to go to an interview.
Consequence: Boris's boss is upset when they find out and give Boris a bad reference.
Divergent action: Boris leaves work without telling anyone to attend his interview.
Consequence: Boris's boss is upset when they find out and give Boris a bad reference.
Consequence: Boris's boss understands and allows Boris to go to the interview.
Divergent action: Boris leaves work without telling anyone to attend his interview.
Normative action: Josh reaches out to another person in the industry for advice on how to judge the final applications.
Consequence: Josh learns how to make fair decisions from the other person.
Normative action: Josh reaches out to another person in the industry for advice on how to judge the final applications.
Consequence: Josh is called out by his other employees when they discover his actions.
Divergent action: Josh hires the boy based on stereotypical views that women dislike engineering.
Consequence: Josh is called out by his other employees when they discover his actions.
Consequence: Josh learns how to make fair decisions from the other person.
Divergent action: Josh hires the boy based on stereotypical views that women dislike engineering.
Normative action: Brandon asks his roommate if they can have a party and his roommate agrees to have one on a night they don't have to study.
Consequence: Brandon's roommate enjoys a break from studying and his grades don't suffer.
Normative action: Brandon asks his roommate if they can have a party and his roommate agrees to have one on a night they don't have to study.
Consequence: Brandon's roommate feels disrespected and can't study for an important test.
Divergent action: Brandon throws a party at his apartment without asking his roommate first.
Consequence: Brandon's roommate feels disrespected and can't study for an important test.
Consequence: Brandon's roommate enjoys a break from studying and his grades don't suffer.
Divergent action: Brandon throws a party at his apartment without asking his roommate first.
Normative action: Abe starts a conversation with a man at the next table.
Consequence: Abe makes a new friend when he finds out the man has similar interests.
Normative action: Abe starts a conversation with a man at the next table.
Consequence: Abe is called out by one of his coworkers for trying to appear single.
Divergent action: Abe removes his wedding ring when he enters the wine bar.
Consequence: Abe is called out by one of his coworkers for trying to appear single.
Consequence: Abe makes a new friend when he finds out the man has similar interests.
Divergent action: Abe removes his wedding ring when he enters the wine bar.
Normative action: James pays his neighbor to watch the baby while James goes for a walk.
Consequence: The fresh air and quiet help dissipate James' headache by the time he has to pick up the baby.
Normative action: James pays his neighbor to watch the baby while James goes for a walk.
Consequence: A neighbor hears the baby crying and reports James to CPS.
Divergent action: James locks his baby in a closet in the far opposite corner of the house.
Consequence: A neighbor hears the baby crying and reports James to CPS.
Consequence: The fresh air and quiet help dissipate James' headache by the time he has to pick up the baby.
Divergent action: James locks his baby in a closet in the far opposite corner of the house.
Normative action: Bob contacts Bill a few weeks in advance with an offer to go to a football game.
Consequence: Bill has time to catch up on his chores and is free to accompany Bob to the game while ensuring domestic bliss.
Normative action: Bob contacts Bill a few weeks in advance with an offer to go to a football game.
Consequence: Bob and Bill go to the game but Bill's wife is upset that he is leaving his weekend chores undone.
Divergent action: Bob shows up at Bill's house one Saturday morning and insists that Bill come to the game with him.
Consequence: Bob and Bill go to the game but Bill's wife is upset that he is leaving his weekend chores undone.
Consequence: Bill has time to catch up on his chores and is free to accompany Bob to the game while ensuring domestic bliss.
Divergent action: Bob shows up at Bill's house one Saturday morning and insists that Bill come to the game with him.
Normative action: Betty gives Bonnie the box of tissues, and they both get their work done.
Consequence: Bonnie comes into work the next day with a new box of tissues and a Thank You card for Betty.
Normative action: Betty gives Bonnie the box of tissues, and they both get their work done.
Consequence: Bonnie goes home, loses an afternoon's pay, and is peeved at Betty.
Divergent action: Betty refuses to share, and tells Bonnie to go home if she's sick.
Consequence: Bonnie goes home, loses an afternoon's pay, and is peeved at Betty.
Consequence: Bonnie comes into work the next day with a new box of tissues and a Thank You card for Betty.
Divergent action: Betty refuses to share, and tells Bonnie to go home if she's sick.
Normative action: Bob gives the $500 to a local charity that helps feed homeless people in the area.
Consequence: Bob is really happy with his choice and feels he helped his community.
Normative action: Bob gives the $500 to a local charity that helps feed homeless people in the area.
Consequence: Bob later regrets his decision and feels he wasted the money.
Divergent action: Bob spends all the money buying high-priced cocktails at an expensive bar.
Consequence: Bob later regrets his decision and feels he wasted the money.
Consequence: Bob is really happy with his choice and feels he helped his community.
Divergent action: Bob spends all the money buying high-priced cocktails at an expensive bar.
Normative action: Carl lets Krista down gently and tells her that he doesn't see them working out together.
Consequence: Krista is upset but understands.
Normative action: Carl lets Krista down gently and tells her that he doesn't see them working out together.
Consequence: Krista worries about Carl and feels hurt that he is dumping her without explanation since she thought the night went well.
Divergent action: Carl blocks Krista's number and ignores her.
Consequence: Krista worries about Carl and feels hurt that he is dumping her without explanation since she thought the night went well.
Consequence: Krista is upset but understands.
Divergent action: Carl blocks Krista's number and ignores her.
Normative action: Joe goes to the funeral with his mother and other family members.
Consequence: Joe finds moral support through being with his family through a hard time.
Normative action: Joe goes to the funeral with his mother and other family members.
Consequence: Joe's mom doesn't talk to him for a week because he missed the funeral.
Divergent action: Joe sits at home looking at old photographs during the funeral service.
Consequence: Joe's mom doesn't talk to him for a week because he missed the funeral.
Consequence: Joe finds moral support through being with his family through a hard time.
Divergent action: Joe sits at home looking at old photographs during the funeral service.
Normative action: James shouts encouraging, and non-profane workout phrases to his students to get the to run faster.
Consequence: James' students begin to run faster and James feels proud.
Normative action: James shouts encouraging, and non-profane workout phrases to his students to get the to run faster.
Consequence: James' students become agitated and nervous and James feels guilty.
Divergent action: James shouts profanities at the students, to try to get them to run faster.
Consequence: James' students become agitated and nervous and James feels guilty.
Consequence: James' students begin to run faster and James feels proud.
Divergent action: James shouts profanities at the students, to try to get them to run faster.
Normative action: Jan studies the rules, and figures out the optimal strategy to win.
Consequence: Jan wins the game, and his friends congratulate him.
Normative action: Jan studies the rules, and figures out the optimal strategy to win.
Consequence: Jan wins the game, but when his friends found out that Jan wasn't playing by the rules, they refuse to play with him again.
Divergent action: Jan uses misdirection to take extra cards, giving him an unfair advantage.
Consequence: Jan wins the game, but when his friends found out that Jan wasn't playing by the rules, they refuse to play with him again.
Consequence: Jan wins the game, and his friends congratulate him.
Divergent action: Jan uses misdirection to take extra cards, giving him an unfair advantage.
Normative action: Greg tells James that he can play tomorrow and spends the next couple of hours cleaning his room.
Consequence: Greg's mother is happy with him and rewards him with a cookie.
Normative action: Greg tells James that he can play tomorrow and spends the next couple of hours cleaning his room.
Consequence: Greg's mother gets upset and grounds him for one week when he gets home.
Divergent action: Greg accepts James' invitation to play video games and skips out on cleaning his room like he was supposed to.
Consequence: Greg's mother gets upset and grounds him for one week when he gets home.
Consequence: Greg's mother is happy with him and rewards him with a cookie.
Divergent action: Greg accepts James' invitation to play video games and skips out on cleaning his room like he was supposed to.
Normative action: Jane notices a child sitting alone and a group of kids playing together and chooses to go play with the alone child.
Consequence: The alone child becomes good friends with Jane and has a fun school year.
Normative action: Jane notices a child sitting alone and a group of kids playing together and chooses to go play with the alone child.
Consequence: The child who was sitting alone stays alone and never makes friends all school year.
Divergent action: Jane notices a child sitting alone and a group of kids playing together, and she chooses to go play with the group.
Consequence: The child who was sitting alone stays alone and never makes friends all school year.
Consequence: The alone child becomes good friends with Jane and has a fun school year.
Divergent action: Jane notices a child sitting alone and a group of kids playing together, and she chooses to go play with the group.
Normative action: May asks one of her friends to pick up some wine on the way to her place.
Consequence: May hosts a successful dinner party.
Normative action: May asks one of her friends to pick up some wine on the way to her place.
Consequence: May gets in trouble with the police when the bodega owner calls them on her son.
Divergent action: May is running behind, and so she sends her underage son to the bodega for some wine.
Consequence: May gets in trouble with the police when the bodega owner calls them on her son.
Consequence: May hosts a successful dinner party.
Divergent action: May is running behind, and so she sends her underage son to the bodega for some wine.
Normative action: Bryan enrolls his children in summer camps and sports activities to keep them occupied.
Consequence: The children have a fantastic summer where they learn a lot and make new friends.
Normative action: Bryan enrolls his children in summer camps and sports activities to keep them occupied.
Consequence: The children dislike doing all the housework, and they are bored and miserable all summer.
Divergent action: Bryan makes a list of chores and house projects for them to work on all summer.
Consequence: The children dislike doing all the housework, and they are bored and miserable all summer.
Consequence: The children have a fantastic summer where they learn a lot and make new friends.
Divergent action: Bryan makes a list of chores and house projects for them to work on all summer.
Normative action: Chad asks Billy if he can try one of the cookies.
Consequence: Billy is happy to share and gives Chad a cookie which he enjoys very much.
Normative action: Chad asks Billy if he can try one of the cookies.
Consequence: Chad is sent to the principal's office and later suspended for bullying.
Divergent action: Chad pins Billy against the table until he gives him all the cookies.
Consequence: Chad is sent to the principal's office and later suspended for bullying.
Consequence: Billy is happy to share and gives Chad a cookie which he enjoys very much.
Divergent action: Chad pins Billy against the table until he gives him all the cookies.
Normative action: Johnny starts dating a girl his friend has never met.
Consequence: Johnny's friend is happy Johnny found someone and wishes them well.
Normative action: Johnny starts dating a girl his friend has never met.
Consequence: Johnny's friend feels really weird about Johnny going out with their ex.
Divergent action: Johnny starts going out with the girl his friend broke up with.
Consequence: Johnny's friend feels really weird about Johnny going out with their ex.
Consequence: Johnny's friend is happy Johnny found someone and wishes them well.
Divergent action: Johnny starts going out with the girl his friend broke up with.
Normative action: Mitch remains calm and tells the clerk he is going to speak to a manager about the issue.
Consequence: The clerk is relieved that Mitch is going to talk to someone else instead of her.
Normative action: Mitch remains calm and tells the clerk he is going to speak to a manager about the issue.
Consequence: The clerk feels upset and frustrated dealing with a rude customer.
Divergent action: Mitch gets angry with the clerk and raises his voice while demanding a refund.
Consequence: The clerk feels upset and frustrated dealing with a rude customer.
Consequence: The clerk is relieved that Mitch is going to talk to someone else instead of her.
Divergent action: Mitch gets angry with the clerk and raises his voice while demanding a refund.
Normative action: Dina thanks Doris for holding the door and wishes her well as she goes into the store.
Consequence: Doris feels good about having helped someone out and has a lovely day.
Normative action: Dina thanks Doris for holding the door and wishes her well as she goes into the store.
Consequence: Doris feels discouraged about  doing a good deed and doesn't do it as often anymore.
Divergent action: Dina shuffles past Doris quickly, accidentally hitting her with her bag.
Consequence: Doris feels discouraged about  doing a good deed and doesn't do it as often anymore.
Consequence: Doris feels good about having helped someone out and has a lovely day.
Divergent action: Dina shuffles past Doris quickly, accidentally hitting her with her bag.
Normative action: Mary agrees to give her clothes to her friends.
Consequence: Her mom appreciates Mary's decision because her friends can benefit from it.
Normative action: Mary agrees to give her clothes to her friends.
Consequence: Her mom feels bad about Mary's decision because the environment is jeopardized.
Divergent action: Mary dumps the clothes as garbage because she doesn't want to call the charity to come.
Consequence: Her mom feels bad about Mary's decision because the environment is jeopardized.
Consequence: Her mom appreciates Mary's decision because her friends can benefit from it.
Divergent action: Mary dumps the clothes as garbage because she doesn't want to call the charity to come.
Normative action: Hannah models good habits and encourages her children to do well but gives them freedom to explore who they are.
Consequence: Hannah's children are grateful to their mother for being understanding and a good influence.
Normative action: Hannah models good habits and encourages her children to do well but gives them freedom to explore who they are.
Consequence: Hannah's children resent her and rebel after leaving home.
Divergent action: Hannah tightly control's her children's time and has many rules for their behavior.
Consequence: Hannah's children resent her and rebel after leaving home.
Consequence: Hannah's children are grateful to their mother for being understanding and a good influence.
Divergent action: Hannah tightly control's her children's time and has many rules for their behavior.
Normative action: Susan takes Tommy to the local ice cream store and buys him a cone of his favorite flavor.
Consequence: Tommy is thrilled and enjoys the delicious ice cream.
Normative action: Susan takes Tommy to the local ice cream store and buys him a cone of his favorite flavor.
Consequence: Tommy becomes upset and begins to cry uncontrollably.
Divergent action: Susan's temper gets the best of her, and she blows up at Tommy, yelling at him to shut his mouth.
Consequence: Tommy becomes upset and begins to cry uncontrollably.