CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Rick tells Leah that of course he'll be over in just a few minutes.
Consequence: Leah is delighted that Rick is coming to pick her up and excited about going to prom.
Normative action: Rick tells Leah that of course he'll be over in just a few minutes.
Consequence: Leah is devastated as she had been dreaming of the prom for a long time.
Divergent action: Rick tells Leah that he really doesn't want to go to prom anymore there's too many people there.
Consequence: Leah is devastated as she had been dreaming of the prom for a long time.
Consequence: Leah is delighted that Rick is coming to pick her up and excited about going to prom.
Divergent action: Rick tells Leah that he really doesn't want to go to prom anymore there's too many people there.
Normative action: Scotty sits down and takes off his uniform and boots while talking to his partner about their days.
Consequence: Scotty is able to relax and enjoy the evening with his partner.
Normative action: Scotty sits down and takes off his uniform and boots while talking to his partner about their days.
Consequence: Scotty's partner is taken aback at the expectation that they were suppose to have picked up the game for Scotty.
Divergent action: Scotty promptly asks his partner where the newly released game as he wants to unwind while playing it.
Consequence: Scotty's partner is taken aback at the expectation that they were suppose to have picked up the game for Scotty.
Consequence: Scotty is able to relax and enjoy the evening with his partner.
Divergent action: Scotty promptly asks his partner where the newly released game as he wants to unwind while playing it.
Normative action: Kate asks Jill if it's ok if she touches her hair since she's never felt dreadlocks before.
Consequence: Jill is flattered by Kate's interest in her new hairstyle and gives her permission to touch them.
Normative action: Kate asks Jill if it's ok if she touches her hair since she's never felt dreadlocks before.
Consequence: Jill steps back and while thanking Kate for her compliment, asks her to respect her personal space.
Divergent action: Kate reaches out and touches Jill's dreadlocks, exclaiming how beautiful they are.
Consequence: Jill steps back and while thanking Kate for her compliment, asks her to respect her personal space.
Consequence: Jill is flattered by Kate's interest in her new hairstyle and gives her permission to touch them.
Divergent action: Kate reaches out and touches Jill's dreadlocks, exclaiming how beautiful they are.
Normative action: Phil bakes some cookies in the kitchen for his kids to eat.
Consequence: Phil's kids faces light up with joy when they see the cookies Phil made for them.
Normative action: Phil bakes some cookies in the kitchen for his kids to eat.
Consequence: Phil's kids aren't particularly pleased to eat the carrots that Phil made or any other carrots.
Divergent action: Phil makes some carrots in the kitchen for his kids to eat.
Consequence: Phil's kids aren't particularly pleased to eat the carrots that Phil made or any other carrots.
Consequence: Phil's kids faces light up with joy when they see the cookies Phil made for them.
Divergent action: Phil makes some carrots in the kitchen for his kids to eat.
Normative action: George greets the old lady and asks her what kind of products she's interested in.
Consequence: The old lady appreciates George's assistance and leaves a positive comment card about his service on her way out of the store.
Normative action: George greets the old lady and asks her what kind of products she's interested in.
Consequence: The old lady is offended by George's insinuation and refuses his offer of help.
Divergent action: George asks her what kind of gift she's looking to purchase and for what age category, since he can’t imagine her being interested in fitness herself.
Consequence: The old lady is offended by George's insinuation and refuses his offer of help.
Consequence: The old lady appreciates George's assistance and leaves a positive comment card about his service on her way out of the store.
Divergent action: George asks her what kind of gift she's looking to purchase and for what age category, since he can’t imagine her being interested in fitness herself.
Normative action: Maria wakes the man up to talk with him, so that she can find out more about the situation and the information she needs to get home.
Consequence: Both Maria and the strange man become more fully aware of their behaviors, and they part ways with more of a mutual sense of respect and self-awareness.
Normative action: Maria wakes the man up to talk with him, so that she can find out more about the situation and the information she needs to get home.
Consequence: The man will feel violated and have resentment and distrust for Maria, and Maria will feel a sense of shame for invading a stranger's privacy.
Divergent action: Maria finds the strange man's wallet and goes through it to find his address and any other information that she can.
Consequence: The man will feel violated and have resentment and distrust for Maria, and Maria will feel a sense of shame for invading a stranger's privacy.
Consequence: Both Maria and the strange man become more fully aware of their behaviors, and they part ways with more of a mutual sense of respect and self-awareness.
Divergent action: Maria finds the strange man's wallet and goes through it to find his address and any other information that she can.
Normative action: Pete talks about the things he is passionate about and shares his enthusiasm with Stephanie.
Consequence: Stephanie thinks Pete is an interesting and self-assured guy and the date goes well.
Normative action: Pete talks about the things he is passionate about and shares his enthusiasm with Stephanie.
Consequence: Stephanie finds Pete negative and pretentious and the date goes badly.
Divergent action: Pete talks about stan culture and how shallow and silly he finds it because he thinks it will make him look like he's above popular culture.
Consequence: Stephanie finds Pete negative and pretentious and the date goes badly.
Consequence: Stephanie thinks Pete is an interesting and self-assured guy and the date goes well.
Divergent action: Pete talks about stan culture and how shallow and silly he finds it because he thinks it will make him look like he's above popular culture.
Normative action: Jack fully discloses all the issues with the used car before making the sale.
Consequence: The person who buys the car is aware of the problems and has no issues paying Jack for the car.
Normative action: Jack fully discloses all the issues with the used car before making the sale.
Consequence: The buyer of the used car files a lawsuit against Jack for selling him a bad car.
Divergent action: Jack avoids mentioning any problems with the used car throughout the sales process.
Consequence: The buyer of the used car files a lawsuit against Jack for selling him a bad car.
Consequence: The person who buys the car is aware of the problems and has no issues paying Jack for the car.
Divergent action: Jack avoids mentioning any problems with the used car throughout the sales process.
Normative action: Larry tells Pam that their marriage is over and that she should get a lawyer.
Consequence: Larry finds some inner peace after he gets to be alone to reconstruct himself after his divorce.
Normative action: Larry tells Pam that their marriage is over and that she should get a lawyer.
Consequence: Larry finds that he gets no fulfillment from having an affair out of spite and that his marriage is over either way.
Divergent action: Larry tells Pam that it's OK, he's going to go out to the bar tonight and have an affair as well.
Consequence: Larry finds that he gets no fulfillment from having an affair out of spite and that his marriage is over either way.
Consequence: Larry finds some inner peace after he gets to be alone to reconstruct himself after his divorce.
Divergent action: Larry tells Pam that it's OK, he's going to go out to the bar tonight and have an affair as well.
Normative action: Darian converses with Dennis over a game of chess.
Consequence: Dennis is able to get his dad's advice on an important issue he faces in school.
Normative action: Darian converses with Dennis over a game of chess.
Consequence: Dennis misses spending time with his father.
Divergent action: Darian walks upstairs and spends the night watching his favorite movie series inside his room.
Consequence: Dennis misses spending time with his father.
Consequence: Dennis is able to get his dad's advice on an important issue he faces in school.
Divergent action: Darian walks upstairs and spends the night watching his favorite movie series inside his room.
Normative action: Nadine decides to take her mother with her as her guest for the trip.
Consequence: Nadine and her mother have a wonderful time and do a lot of great bonding.
Normative action: Nadine decides to take her mother with her as her guest for the trip.
Consequence: Nadine does not have fun with the boyfriend as they barely know each other and the isolated vacation backfires.
Divergent action: Nadine decides to take her boyfriend with her as her guest for the trip.
Consequence: Nadine does not have fun with the boyfriend as they barely know each other and the isolated vacation backfires.
Consequence: Nadine and her mother have a wonderful time and do a lot of great bonding.
Divergent action: Nadine decides to take her boyfriend with her as her guest for the trip.
Normative action: Jessica shuts down all flirting but allows platonic conversation with Corey.
Consequence: Corey walks away eventually and Jessica leaves the party unharmed.
Normative action: Jessica shuts down all flirting but allows platonic conversation with Corey.
Consequence: The cops show up to bust the party and catch Corey with Jessica, resulting in Corey's arrest.
Divergent action: Jessica flirts back and they end up sleeping together.
Consequence: The cops show up to bust the party and catch Corey with Jessica, resulting in Corey's arrest.
Consequence: Corey walks away eventually and Jessica leaves the party unharmed.
Divergent action: Jessica flirts back and they end up sleeping together.
Normative action: Doug asks Denise if everything is okay at work and if she needs anything from him.
Consequence: Denise appreciates Doug's concern and lets him know about what she has been dealing with.
Normative action: Doug asks Denise if everything is okay at work and if she needs anything from him.
Consequence: Denise is upset that Doug does not trust her and asks for some space between them for a while.
Divergent action: Doug confronts Denise and accuses her of having an affair with her coworker.
Consequence: Denise is upset that Doug does not trust her and asks for some space between them for a while.
Consequence: Denise appreciates Doug's concern and lets him know about what she has been dealing with.
Divergent action: Doug confronts Denise and accuses her of having an affair with her coworker.
Normative action: Alana asks her sister if it'd be alright to attend the party with Josh.
Consequence: Alana's sister is fine with the idea and wishes them a good night.
Normative action: Alana asks her sister if it'd be alright to attend the party with Josh.
Consequence: Alana's sister loses trust in her, straining their relationship for a while.
Divergent action: Alana and Josh go to the party without telling her sister.
Consequence: Alana's sister loses trust in her, straining their relationship for a while.
Consequence: Alana's sister is fine with the idea and wishes them a good night.
Divergent action: Alana and Josh go to the party without telling her sister.
Normative action: Ben asks his coworker about how he is doing and if he needs any assistance.
Consequence: Ben's coworker thanks Ben and becomes more friendly towards Ben.
Normative action: Ben asks his coworker about how he is doing and if he needs any assistance.
Consequence: Ben's coworker starts viewing Ben as an uncaring person and distances himself from Ben.
Divergent action: Ben ignores his coworker and proceeds to talk about his work.
Consequence: Ben's coworker starts viewing Ben as an uncaring person and distances himself from Ben.
Consequence: Ben's coworker thanks Ben and becomes more friendly towards Ben.
Divergent action: Ben ignores his coworker and proceeds to talk about his work.
Normative action: Jimmy makes sure to try all the variety of foods available in the buffets, so he can say he tried everything .
Consequence: Jimmy feels satisfied with his decision to get the buffet and his consumption doesn't interfere with the availability of items for others.
Normative action: Jimmy makes sure to try all the variety of foods available in the buffets, so he can say he tried everything .
Consequence: Jimmy doesn't leave bacon for other customers that may have wanted some and likely did not do any favors to his own health.
Divergent action: Jimmy decides to eat as much bacon as he can as he knows it is the likely the most expensive food stuff in the buffet.
Consequence: Jimmy doesn't leave bacon for other customers that may have wanted some and likely did not do any favors to his own health.
Consequence: Jimmy feels satisfied with his decision to get the buffet and his consumption doesn't interfere with the availability of items for others.
Divergent action: Jimmy decides to eat as much bacon as he can as he knows it is the likely the most expensive food stuff in the buffet.
Normative action: Jill makes sure she picks up the poop her dog leaves on her neighbors yard.
Consequence: Jill avoids antagonizing her neighbors.
Normative action: Jill makes sure she picks up the poop her dog leaves on her neighbors yard.
Consequence: Jill gets in trouble with the neighborhood's association.
Divergent action: Jill lets her dog poop on a neighbors yard and fails to scoop it up.
Consequence: Jill gets in trouble with the neighborhood's association.
Consequence: Jill avoids antagonizing her neighbors.
Divergent action: Jill lets her dog poop on a neighbors yard and fails to scoop it up.
Normative action: Bill nods his head and takes the picture for the tourist couple.
Consequence: The tourist couple thanks Bill and gives a glowing recommendation of Bill's town.
Normative action: Bill nods his head and takes the picture for the tourist couple.
Consequence: The tourist couple views Bill as a sullen unfriendly individual.
Divergent action: Bill shakes his head and simply walks away from the tourist couple.
Consequence: The tourist couple views Bill as a sullen unfriendly individual.
Consequence: The tourist couple thanks Bill and gives a glowing recommendation of Bill's town.
Divergent action: Bill shakes his head and simply walks away from the tourist couple.
Normative action: Kayla aims to read a certain number of books over the summer and rewards each met goal with video game time.
Consequence: Kayla develops good discipline and is enriched.
Normative action: Kayla aims to read a certain number of books over the summer and rewards each met goal with video game time.
Consequence: Kayla develops bad habits and is poorly prepared for the school year.
Divergent action: Kayla spends her summer doing nothing but napping and playing video games.
Consequence: Kayla develops bad habits and is poorly prepared for the school year.
Consequence: Kayla develops good discipline and is enriched.
Divergent action: Kayla spends her summer doing nothing but napping and playing video games.
Normative action: Dick decides to take his father, Bill to the ball game as his guest.
Consequence: Dick spends a great day bonding with his dad and enjoying life like it used to be when he was young.
Normative action: Dick decides to take his father, Bill to the ball game as his guest.
Consequence: Dick spends most of the game arguing with his wife who's not really a sports fan.
Divergent action: Dick decides to take his wife Sandy as his guest to the baseball game.
Consequence: Dick spends most of the game arguing with his wife who's not really a sports fan.
Consequence: Dick spends a great day bonding with his dad and enjoying life like it used to be when he was young.
Divergent action: Dick decides to take his wife Sandy as his guest to the baseball game.
Normative action: Jeff shouts positive encouragement toward his own team.
Consequence: The team players hear this and appreciate the encouragement.
Normative action: Jeff shouts positive encouragement toward his own team.
Consequence: People around Jeff are annoyed and uncomfortable, and he is ruining their viewing.
Divergent action: Jeff starts loudly chanting that the opposing team should go home and learn how to play the game.
Consequence: People around Jeff are annoyed and uncomfortable, and he is ruining their viewing.
Consequence: The team players hear this and appreciate the encouragement.
Divergent action: Jeff starts loudly chanting that the opposing team should go home and learn how to play the game.
Normative action: Walter takes Jimmy to a military academy for young boys to learn discipline and order.
Consequence: Jimmy is given direction and purpose in life as well as having discipline instilled in him.
Normative action: Walter takes Jimmy to a military academy for young boys to learn discipline and order.
Consequence: Jimmy is traumatized from being abandoned by his father and scared of his future.
Divergent action: Walter takes Jimmy to the adoption agency and puts him up for adoption.
Consequence: Jimmy is traumatized from being abandoned by his father and scared of his future.
Consequence: Jimmy is given direction and purpose in life as well as having discipline instilled in him.
Divergent action: Walter takes Jimmy to the adoption agency and puts him up for adoption.
Normative action: James tells Amy that it might be a good idea to go out with him since they have a lot of shared interests.
Consequence: Amy feels that she has the confirmation she needed to go out with the guy.
Normative action: James tells Amy that it might be a good idea to go out with him since they have a lot of shared interests.
Consequence: Amy is less likely to meet with the guy even though she got along with him.
Divergent action: James tells Amy that he wouldn't trust him since he looks ugly.
Consequence: Amy is less likely to meet with the guy even though she got along with him.
Consequence: Amy feels that she has the confirmation she needed to go out with the guy.
Divergent action: James tells Amy that he wouldn't trust him since he looks ugly.
Normative action: Peter writes an email to his boss explaining his frustration and detailing his coworkers' behavior.
Consequence: Peter's boss invites Peter and his coworkers to his office and has a talk with all of them focused on resolving their issue.
Normative action: Peter writes an email to his boss explaining his frustration and detailing his coworkers' behavior.
Consequence: Peter's boss sees the Facebook post and fires Peter since he believes it makes the company look bad.
Divergent action: Peter makes a Facebook post about the argument he has with his coworkers and talks about them disparagingly.
Consequence: Peter's boss sees the Facebook post and fires Peter since he believes it makes the company look bad.
Consequence: Peter's boss invites Peter and his coworkers to his office and has a talk with all of them focused on resolving their issue.
Divergent action: Peter makes a Facebook post about the argument he has with his coworkers and talks about them disparagingly.
Normative action: Bill greets the receptionist using her first name.
Consequence: The receptionist appreciations that Bill remembers her name and feels friendly toward Bill.
Normative action: Bill greets the receptionist using her first name.
Consequence: The receptionist feels insulated that Bill didn't remember her name and is unfriendly to Bill.
Divergent action: Bill says "Hi Jennifer" although the receptionists name is Jan.
Consequence: The receptionist feels insulated that Bill didn't remember her name and is unfriendly to Bill.
Consequence: The receptionist appreciations that Bill remembers her name and feels friendly toward Bill.
Divergent action: Bill says "Hi Jennifer" although the receptionists name is Jan.
Normative action: Mark takes his dog to the veterinarian to have the stone removed from the dog's stomach.
Consequence: Mark's dog undergoes surgery to have the stone removed and makes a full recovery.
Normative action: Mark takes his dog to the veterinarian to have the stone removed from the dog's stomach.
Consequence: Mark's dog continues coughing up blood and then dies overnight.
Divergent action: Mark puts his dog on a chain in the yard.
Consequence: Mark's dog continues coughing up blood and then dies overnight.
Consequence: Mark's dog undergoes surgery to have the stone removed and makes a full recovery.
Divergent action: Mark puts his dog on a chain in the yard.
Normative action: Jake invites the driver to step inside while he runs upstairs to grab his wallet.
Consequence: The delivery driver is touched by Jake's kindness and vows to be extra quick on his next delivery to Jake's address.
Normative action: Jake invites the driver to step inside while he runs upstairs to grab his wallet.
Consequence: The delivery driver is left waiting outside and gets frustrated.
Divergent action: Jake tells the delivery driver to hold on for a second, shuts the door and runs upstairs to grab his wallet.
Consequence: The delivery driver is left waiting outside and gets frustrated.
Consequence: The delivery driver is touched by Jake's kindness and vows to be extra quick on his next delivery to Jake's address.
Divergent action: Jake tells the delivery driver to hold on for a second, shuts the door and runs upstairs to grab his wallet.
Normative action: Andrew and his friends go to a go-cart racing track.
Consequence: Andrew gets an adrenaline rush in a safe and controlled environment.
Normative action: Andrew and his friends go to a go-cart racing track.
Consequence: Andrew takes the dare and breaks a leg on the way down.
Divergent action: Andrew and his friends go to the quarry and dare each other to jump from the highest cliff into the water.
Consequence: Andrew takes the dare and breaks a leg on the way down.
Consequence: Andrew gets an adrenaline rush in a safe and controlled environment.
Divergent action: Andrew and his friends go to the quarry and dare each other to jump from the highest cliff into the water.
Normative action: Ted starts telling himself that he can overcome these difficulties to encourage him to put out effort.
Consequence: Ted's girlfriend admires Ted more for pushing through difficulties proactively.
Normative action: Ted starts telling himself that he can overcome these difficulties to encourage him to put out effort.
Consequence: Ted's girlfriend gets fed up with Ted's lack of self-esteem and leaves him.
Divergent action: Ted keeps telling himself that he is a worthless person and can't do anything right as a way of explaining his suffering.
Consequence: Ted's girlfriend gets fed up with Ted's lack of self-esteem and leaves him.
Consequence: Ted's girlfriend admires Ted more for pushing through difficulties proactively.
Divergent action: Ted keeps telling himself that he is a worthless person and can't do anything right as a way of explaining his suffering.
Normative action: James goes shopping for a new suit that fits well and is comfortable.
Consequence: James is able to be more relaxed and confident during the interview.
Normative action: James goes shopping for a new suit that fits well and is comfortable.
Consequence: James does not get the job because he appeared unprofessional.
Divergent action: James wears his favorite casual clothes that make him feel comfortable to the interview.
Consequence: James does not get the job because he appeared unprofessional.
Consequence: James is able to be more relaxed and confident during the interview.
Divergent action: James wears his favorite casual clothes that make him feel comfortable to the interview.
Normative action: Anita talks about her friend's many qualities and tells her sister that she wishes the best for her friend.
Consequence: Anita's sister understands that Anita is is a respectful and loving friend.