CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Iris takes her boyfriend's credit card and uses it to pay her bill.
Consequence: Iris loses her relationship with her boyfriend when he notices the charge on his account.
Consequence: Iris is able to pay her bill.
Divergent action: Iris takes her boyfriend's credit card and uses it to pay her bill.
Normative action: Colin brings the ball back to Phil and asks him to be more careful.
Consequence: Phil moves to the other side of the park to play and Colin is able to relax in peace.
Normative action: Colin brings the ball back to Phil and asks him to be more careful.
Consequence: Phil is taken to the hospital for a head injury and Colin is charged for assault.
Divergent action: Colin throws the ball as hard as he can at Phil's head.
Consequence: Phil is taken to the hospital for a head injury and Colin is charged for assault.
Consequence: Phil moves to the other side of the park to play and Colin is able to relax in peace.
Divergent action: Colin throws the ball as hard as he can at Phil's head.
Normative action: John states that blacks are just as equal and valuable as whites.
Consequence: John's wife and kids respect him more and develop in a healthy way.
Normative action: John states that blacks are just as equal and valuable as whites.
Consequence: John's wife and kids respect him less and may develop racist views.
Divergent action: John states out loud that those n-word people don't deserve any special rights.
Consequence: John's wife and kids respect him less and may develop racist views.
Consequence: John's wife and kids respect him more and develop in a healthy way.
Divergent action: John states out loud that those n-word people don't deserve any special rights.
Normative action: Pam tells Mick that he should try the food she ordered.
Consequence: Mick will think Pam is a pleasant and caring wife and their marriage will strengthen.
Normative action: Pam tells Mick that he should try the food she ordered.
Consequence: Mick will think Pam is selfish and their marriage will erode.
Divergent action: Pam tells Mick he has his own food, and he should eat that.
Consequence: Mick will think Pam is selfish and their marriage will erode.
Consequence: Mick will think Pam is a pleasant and caring wife and their marriage will strengthen.
Divergent action: Pam tells Mick he has his own food, and he should eat that.
Normative action: Donna starts to eat more fruit and vegetables for her snacks.
Consequence: Donna loses ten pounds the first month on her diet.
Normative action: Donna starts to eat more fruit and vegetables for her snacks.
Consequence: Donna starts to suffer from malnutrition and has to be hospitalized.
Divergent action: Donna starts to skip meals and only drinks water all day.
Consequence: Donna starts to suffer from malnutrition and has to be hospitalized.
Consequence: Donna loses ten pounds the first month on her diet.
Divergent action: Donna starts to skip meals and only drinks water all day.
Normative action: Hope sets up a trust fund for her child and invests most of the remaining funds.
Consequence: Hope is reassured that she has made provisions for her child's future.
Normative action: Hope sets up a trust fund for her child and invests most of the remaining funds.
Consequence: Hope soon blows through the money and is broke once again.
Divergent action: Hope spends the money on all the activities she dreamed of doing when she was broke.
Consequence: Hope soon blows through the money and is broke once again.
Consequence: Hope is reassured that she has made provisions for her child's future.
Divergent action: Hope spends the money on all the activities she dreamed of doing when she was broke.
Normative action: James tells the girl that this was the best service he's had in a while.
Consequence: James receives a discount on his meal from the thankful waitress.
Normative action: James tells the girl that this was the best service he's had in a while.
Consequence: James is asked to leave early by the manager for making the waitress uncomfortable.
Divergent action: James tells the waitress that she has a nice body while staring at her chest.
Consequence: James is asked to leave early by the manager for making the waitress uncomfortable.
Consequence: James receives a discount on his meal from the thankful waitress.
Divergent action: James tells the waitress that she has a nice body while staring at her chest.
Normative action: James brings in a whole box of candy and asks the teacher if he can give a few pieces to everyone.
Consequence: James is extremely popular and several kids say they want to work where his mom works when they grow up.
Normative action: James brings in a whole box of candy and asks the teacher if he can give a few pieces to everyone.
Consequence: The teacher confiscates' James candy because he didn't bring enough for everyone to share.
Divergent action: James brings enough candy for himself and his friends and starts passing it out in class.
Consequence: The teacher confiscates' James candy because he didn't bring enough for everyone to share.
Consequence: James is extremely popular and several kids say they want to work where his mom works when they grow up.
Divergent action: James brings enough candy for himself and his friends and starts passing it out in class.
Normative action: Hal tells Dana he is doing fine and asks how she is doing.
Consequence: Dana will tell others at work that Hal is polite and it's a pity they did not work out together.
Normative action: Hal tells Dana he is doing fine and asks how she is doing.
Consequence: Dana will tell others at work that Hal is spiteful and crass.
Divergent action: Hal tells Dana that the girl he is dating now is an improvement.
Consequence: Dana will tell others at work that Hal is spiteful and crass.
Consequence: Dana will tell others at work that Hal is polite and it's a pity they did not work out together.
Divergent action: Hal tells Dana that the girl he is dating now is an improvement.
Normative action: Kelly sees the injured girl hobbling to the bench and asks the coach if she can run and get some ice for her before her next shift.
Consequence: The injured girl is thankful to get the ice.
Normative action: Kelly sees the injured girl hobbling to the bench and asks the coach if she can run and get some ice for her before her next shift.
Consequence: The injured girl hurts badly and feels like nobody cares.
Divergent action: Kelly watches the girl hobble to the bench and jumps up to ask the coach if she should go back in.
Consequence: The injured girl hurts badly and feels like nobody cares.
Consequence: The injured girl is thankful to get the ice.
Divergent action: Kelly watches the girl hobble to the bench and jumps up to ask the coach if she should go back in.
Normative action: Micah demonstrates his knowledge on several topics with a cheerful smile.
Consequence: Lisa invites Micah to dinner the next week because she wants to learn more about him.
Normative action: Micah demonstrates his knowledge on several topics with a cheerful smile.
Consequence: Lisa is embarrassed, and she excuses herself from the table.
Divergent action: Micah talks about winning several drinking contests in a loud tone while gesturing to the wine bottle on the table.
Consequence: Lisa is embarrassed, and she excuses herself from the table.
Consequence: Lisa invites Micah to dinner the next week because she wants to learn more about him.
Divergent action: Micah talks about winning several drinking contests in a loud tone while gesturing to the wine bottle on the table.
Normative action: Ian assists his son with finances so his son can focus on his studies during exams.
Consequence: Ian's son enjoys his last semester at school and learns a lot while studying.
Normative action: Ian assists his son with finances so his son can focus on his studies during exams.
Consequence: Ian is exhausted from working very hard to pass his exams and work.
Divergent action: Ian lets his son experience the struggle of studying while working without offering any assistance.
Consequence: Ian is exhausted from working very hard to pass his exams and work.
Consequence: Ian's son enjoys his last semester at school and learns a lot while studying.
Divergent action: Ian lets his son experience the struggle of studying while working without offering any assistance.
Normative action: Catherine explains the layout of the city, and she buys the family a map while talking to them.
Consequence: Catherine changes her opinion on Islam after reflecting on her time with the family.
Normative action: Catherine explains the layout of the city, and she buys the family a map while talking to them.
Consequence: Catherine is called a bigot when someone uploads her actions on social media.
Divergent action: Catherine tells the man that she refuses to help someone with bad values before walking away.
Consequence: Catherine is called a bigot when someone uploads her actions on social media.
Consequence: Catherine changes her opinion on Islam after reflecting on her time with the family.
Divergent action: Catherine tells the man that she refuses to help someone with bad values before walking away.
Normative action: Kimmy quickly gives a donation as she is proud of her town and encourages the person colelcting to move on to the next house in hopes they raise enough money.
Consequence: The person collecting is enthused by Kimmy's town spirit and works hard to collect the funds needed.
Normative action: Kimmy quickly gives a donation as she is proud of her town and encourages the person colelcting to move on to the next house in hopes they raise enough money.
Consequence: The person collecting is dismayed that Kimmy has no pride in the town and doesn't want to help.
Divergent action: Kimmy declines the request as she doesn't put much thought into the historical building and says goodbye to the person collecting.
Consequence: The person collecting is dismayed that Kimmy has no pride in the town and doesn't want to help.
Consequence: The person collecting is enthused by Kimmy's town spirit and works hard to collect the funds needed.
Divergent action: Kimmy declines the request as she doesn't put much thought into the historical building and says goodbye to the person collecting.
Normative action: Lars turns around and tells Dave that he's with a child and Dave really needs to tone it down.
Consequence: Dave is apologetic and tells Lars he got carried away by the fandom, and he'll calm down.
Normative action: Lars turns around and tells Dave that he's with a child and Dave really needs to tone it down.
Consequence: Dave is freaked out because he didn't expect violence and is terrified as he can't really defend himself in his position.
Divergent action: Lars stands up, turns around and takes a few punches at Dave, landing some on Dave's face and head.
Consequence: Dave is freaked out because he didn't expect violence and is terrified as he can't really defend himself in his position.
Consequence: Dave is apologetic and tells Lars he got carried away by the fandom, and he'll calm down.
Divergent action: Lars stands up, turns around and takes a few punches at Dave, landing some on Dave's face and head.
Normative action: Robert makes efforts to get to know Heather as a person and find things in common with her.
Consequence: Heather and Robert grow closer and feel affectionate towards each other.
Normative action: Robert makes efforts to get to know Heather as a person and find things in common with her.
Consequence: Heather is offended and tells other women in their circle that Robert is a pervert.
Divergent action: Robert compliments Heather on her body and invites her to come to his home at night.
Consequence: Heather is offended and tells other women in their circle that Robert is a pervert.
Consequence: Heather and Robert grow closer and feel affectionate towards each other.
Divergent action: Robert compliments Heather on her body and invites her to come to his home at night.
Normative action: Tonia asks the old woman if she can walk with her.
Consequence: The old woman takes Tonia by the hand, and they walk across the street together.
Normative action: Tonia asks the old woman if she can walk with her.
Consequence: The old woman falls down and starts moaning in pain.
Divergent action: Tonia tells the old woman to move aside and pushes her out of the way.
Consequence: The old woman falls down and starts moaning in pain.
Consequence: The old woman takes Tonia by the hand, and they walk across the street together.
Divergent action: Tonia tells the old woman to move aside and pushes her out of the way.
Normative action: Sarah realizes her mother is right about the outfit and tells her that she will go change.
Consequence: Sarah's mother is glad she isn't going to be dressing inappropriately for school.
Normative action: Sarah realizes her mother is right about the outfit and tells her that she will go change.
Consequence: Sarah's mother tells her not to argue with her anymore, or she'll be grounded.
Divergent action: Sarah asks her mother why it's inappropriate and says that she's being too critical, this is what all her friends are wearing.
Consequence: Sarah's mother tells her not to argue with her anymore, or she'll be grounded.
Consequence: Sarah's mother is glad she isn't going to be dressing inappropriately for school.
Divergent action: Sarah asks her mother why it's inappropriate and says that she's being too critical, this is what all her friends are wearing.
Normative action: Jeremy protests against the government by holding a sign at a rally.
Consequence: Jeremy meets other people that have similar views.
Normative action: Jeremy protests against the government by holding a sign at a rally.
Consequence: Jeremy gets arrested, prosecuted, then sent to prison.
Divergent action: Jeremy throws a Molotov cocktail at city hall.
Consequence: Jeremy gets arrested, prosecuted, then sent to prison.
Consequence: Jeremy meets other people that have similar views.
Divergent action: Jeremy throws a Molotov cocktail at city hall.
Normative action: Dominick tells Shana that she is being let go for not telling the truth.
Consequence: Shana will learn that she should not lie about her work.
Normative action: Dominick tells Shana that she is being let go for not telling the truth.
Consequence: Shana will learn that she can take credit for others' work.
Divergent action: Dominick tells Shana that she is a competent employee.
Consequence: Shana will learn that she can take credit for others' work.
Consequence: Shana will learn that she should not lie about her work.
Divergent action: Dominick tells Shana that she is a competent employee.
Normative action: Omar asks his roommate if he can borrow the money to get a new controller.
Consequence: Omar's roommate gives him the money, and he pays him back in a week.
Normative action: Omar asks his roommate if he can borrow the money to get a new controller.
Consequence: Omar's roommate kicks him out and tells everyone that he is a thief.
Divergent action: Omar opens his roommates safe to get the money to buy the controller.
Consequence: Omar's roommate kicks him out and tells everyone that he is a thief.
Consequence: Omar's roommate gives him the money, and he pays him back in a week.
Divergent action: Omar opens his roommates safe to get the money to buy the controller.
Normative action: Pedro approaches the girl and asks if she knows about the battle of the Puebla, explaining that his great grandfather was in the Mexican army at the time.
Consequence: Pedro is able to start a conversation with the girl about the history of Cinco de Mayo.
Normative action: Pedro approaches the girl and asks if she knows about the battle of the Puebla, explaining that his great grandfather was in the Mexican army at the time.
Consequence: The girl awkwardly smiles before saying that she needs to go.
Divergent action: Pedro approaches the girl and makes a joke mocking his Mexican heritage.
Consequence: The girl awkwardly smiles before saying that she needs to go.
Consequence: Pedro is able to start a conversation with the girl about the history of Cinco de Mayo.
Divergent action: Pedro approaches the girl and makes a joke mocking his Mexican heritage.
Normative action: Seth tells his father he will get the glass of water.
Consequence: Seth's father will think Seth is helpful and a good child.
Normative action: Seth tells his father he will get the glass of water.
Consequence: Seth's father will think Seth is selfish and ungrateful.
Divergent action: Seth tells his father he's too busy to get the glass of water.
Consequence: Seth's father will think Seth is selfish and ungrateful.
Consequence: Seth's father will think Seth is helpful and a good child.
Divergent action: Seth tells his father he's too busy to get the glass of water.
Normative action: Simon tells his rival that his outfit is interesting along with giving him tips on how to look better.
Consequence: Simon's rival accepts Simon's advice and changes the way he dresses.
Normative action: Simon tells his rival that his outfit is interesting along with giving him tips on how to look better.
Consequence: Simon's rival starts getting teary eyed after hearing Simon's word.
Divergent action: Simon tells his rival that his outfit makes him look like moldy cheese.
Consequence: Simon's rival starts getting teary eyed after hearing Simon's word.
Consequence: Simon's rival accepts Simon's advice and changes the way he dresses.
Divergent action: Simon tells his rival that his outfit makes him look like moldy cheese.
Normative action: Mark tells Brad that he needs to improve his grades first then he can become an engineer.
Consequence: Brad will try to improve his grades, so he can become an engineer.
Normative action: Mark tells Brad that he needs to improve his grades first then he can become an engineer.
Consequence: Brad will abandon his dream of becoming an engineer and settle for less.
Divergent action: Mark tells Brad that being an engineer is too difficult for him, and he is only qualified for low skill jobs.
Consequence: Brad will abandon his dream of becoming an engineer and settle for less.
Consequence: Brad will try to improve his grades, so he can become an engineer.
Divergent action: Mark tells Brad that being an engineer is too difficult for him, and he is only qualified for low skill jobs.
Normative action: Amanda provides a general overview of the dress while making suggestions of how to improve the dress.
Consequence: Amanda is thanked by the designer of the dress for careful review.
Normative action: Amanda provides a general overview of the dress while making suggestions of how to improve the dress.
Consequence: Amanda is called out on social media by the devoted fans of the dress' designer.
Divergent action: Amanda compares her target to a flamingo lawn decoration stuck in the 70's.
Consequence: Amanda is called out on social media by the devoted fans of the dress' designer.
Consequence: Amanda is thanked by the designer of the dress for careful review.
Divergent action: Amanda compares her target to a flamingo lawn decoration stuck in the 70's.
Normative action: Crystal puts all of the money into a low interest saving account.
Consequence: Crystal is able to afford her car repairs after she gets into a wreck.
Normative action: Crystal puts all of the money into a low interest saving account.
Consequence: Crystal loses money after the stocks perform poorly.
Divergent action: Crystal spends all of her money on speculative stocks.
Consequence: Crystal loses money after the stocks perform poorly.
Consequence: Crystal is able to afford her car repairs after she gets into a wreck.
Divergent action: Crystal spends all of her money on speculative stocks.
Normative action: Sally apologizes and brings the customer the correct drink right away.
Consequence: The customer is impressed by Sally's attentiveness, so they leave her a tip.
Normative action: Sally apologizes and brings the customer the correct drink right away.
Consequence: The customer complains and Sally ends up being fired on the spot.
Divergent action: Sally pours the drink out over the customer's head and says it was what they ordered.
Consequence: The customer complains and Sally ends up being fired on the spot.
Consequence: The customer is impressed by Sally's attentiveness, so they leave her a tip.
Divergent action: Sally pours the drink out over the customer's head and says it was what they ordered.
Normative action: Igor tells Clark that he's trying to nap so Clark should maybe go play outside.
Consequence: Clark is more than happy to go play outside and stops bothering Igor the rest of the day.
Normative action: Igor tells Clark that he's trying to nap so Clark should maybe go play outside.
Consequence: Clark is scared by Igor's booming voice and worried that Igor might hit him since he's being so aggressive.
Divergent action: Igor screams at Clark and tells him he's exhausted and Clark should shut up and let him rest.
Consequence: Clark is scared by Igor's booming voice and worried that Igor might hit him since he's being so aggressive.
Consequence: Clark is more than happy to go play outside and stops bothering Igor the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Igor screams at Clark and tells him he's exhausted and Clark should shut up and let him rest.
Normative action: Mimi consoles Benji and explains to him that monsters aren't real.
Consequence: Benji learns about the reality of monsters and stops crying.
Normative action: Mimi consoles Benji and explains to him that monsters aren't real.
Consequence: Benji continues to cry and grows a fear towards monsters.
Divergent action: Mimi walks out of the room and leaves Benji to cry alone.
Consequence: Benji continues to cry and grows a fear towards monsters.
Consequence: Benji learns about the reality of monsters and stops crying.
Divergent action: Mimi walks out of the room and leaves Benji to cry alone.
Normative action: Ben decides to wait on having a kid until he can find a job.
Consequence: Ben doesn't have to worry about taking care of anyone and can focus on himself.
Normative action: Ben decides to wait on having a kid until he can find a job.
Consequence: Ben's child suffers, and Ben is overwhelmed with everything he has to do.
Divergent action: Ben and his wife decide to have the kid while they still don't have jobs.
Consequence: Ben's child suffers, and Ben is overwhelmed with everything he has to do.
Consequence: Ben doesn't have to worry about taking care of anyone and can focus on himself.
Divergent action: Ben and his wife decide to have the kid while they still don't have jobs.
Normative action: Jenna tells her daughter that she can earn money by doing chores around the house.
Consequence: Jenna has more free time and her daughter feels proud of her contributions to the family.
Normative action: Jenna tells her daughter that she can earn money by doing chores around the house.
Consequence: Jenna often snaps at her children because she's frustrated and overworked.
Divergent action: Jenna gives her daughter an unconditional allowance and does all the housework herself.
Consequence: Jenna often snaps at her children because she's frustrated and overworked.
Consequence: Jenna has more free time and her daughter feels proud of her contributions to the family.
Divergent action: Jenna gives her daughter an unconditional allowance and does all the housework herself.
Normative action: Jeff gets out of his seat to let the older woman sit down.
Consequence: The pains and aches in the woman's legs start to subside when she takes a seat.
Normative action: Jeff gets out of his seat to let the older woman sit down.
Consequence: The pains and arthritis in the woman's legs get worse from standing for such a period of time.
Divergent action: Jeff continues to sit while the older woman stands in the aisle.
Consequence: The pains and arthritis in the woman's legs get worse from standing for such a period of time.
Consequence: The pains and aches in the woman's legs start to subside when she takes a seat.
Divergent action: Jeff continues to sit while the older woman stands in the aisle.
Normative action: Donald tells his parents he will live on the same street as them, so he can visit them often.
Consequence: Donald's parents will be happy that he will be able to visit them often.