CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Kevin invites his parents, and they say they disapprove of his lifestyle, so Kevin tells them he loves Paul and the wedding will go on as planned.
Consequence: Paul is so happy that Kevin did the right thing and loves him even more.
Normative action: Kevin invites his parents, and they say they disapprove of his lifestyle, so Kevin tells them he loves Paul and the wedding will go on as planned.
Consequence: Paul is deeply hurt and him and Kevin split up.
Divergent action: Kevin invites his parents, and they say they disapprove of his lifestyle, so Kevin apologizes to them and calls off the wedding.
Consequence: Paul is deeply hurt and him and Kevin split up.
Consequence: Paul is so happy that Kevin did the right thing and loves him even more.
Divergent action: Kevin invites his parents, and they say they disapprove of his lifestyle, so Kevin apologizes to them and calls off the wedding.
Normative action: James apologizes to the neighbor and says that he'll sound-proof the garage tomorrow.
Consequence: James continues practicing the drums in the sound-proofed garage without disturbing the neighbor.
Normative action: James apologizes to the neighbor and says that he'll sound-proof the garage tomorrow.
Consequence: The police show up an hour later and tell James to be quiet at night.
Divergent action: James tells the neighbor to get lost and continues pounding the drums.
Consequence: The police show up an hour later and tell James to be quiet at night.
Consequence: James continues practicing the drums in the sound-proofed garage without disturbing the neighbor.
Divergent action: James tells the neighbor to get lost and continues pounding the drums.
Normative action: Jack holds his tongue in class and vents his anger to his friend who has the same teacher.
Consequence: Jack's reputation at the school is preserved, and he vents in a healthy way.
Normative action: Jack holds his tongue in class and vents his anger to his friend who has the same teacher.
Consequence: The teacher feels disrespected and reports Jack to the dean for disciplinary action.
Divergent action: Jack yells at his teacher and gets really angry with her over the grade.
Consequence: The teacher feels disrespected and reports Jack to the dean for disciplinary action.
Consequence: Jack's reputation at the school is preserved, and he vents in a healthy way.
Divergent action: Jack yells at his teacher and gets really angry with her over the grade.
Normative action: Xander says hello to Kevin and the two of them have a nice conversation where Kevin ends up apologizing for past behavior.
Consequence: Xander and Kevin strike up a new found friendship.
Normative action: Xander says hello to Kevin and the two of them have a nice conversation where Kevin ends up apologizing for past behavior.
Consequence: Xander and Kevin both get hurt and the party is ruined for everyone.
Divergent action: Xander angrily confronts Kevin about how he was picked on as a kid and the two of them get into a fist fight.
Consequence: Xander and Kevin both get hurt and the party is ruined for everyone.
Consequence: Xander and Kevin strike up a new found friendship.
Divergent action: Xander angrily confronts Kevin about how he was picked on as a kid and the two of them get into a fist fight.
Normative action: Despite the urge to shut off his alarm, Carlton realizes this is risky and gets up from bed.
Consequence: Avoiding trouble with his boss, Carlton makes it to work and gets some extra sleep when he gets home.
Normative action: Despite the urge to shut off his alarm, Carlton realizes this is risky and gets up from bed.
Consequence: Carlton falls back asleep and never makes it into work and is thus written up.
Divergent action: Carlton hears the loud beeping on his clock and shuts it off because he wants to rest his eyes a few more minutes.
Consequence: Carlton falls back asleep and never makes it into work and is thus written up.
Consequence: Avoiding trouble with his boss, Carlton makes it to work and gets some extra sleep when he gets home.
Divergent action: Carlton hears the loud beeping on his clock and shuts it off because he wants to rest his eyes a few more minutes.
Normative action: John asks his mother for help with writing his essay.
Consequence: John's mother helps him, and he ends up getting an A on his essay.
Normative action: John asks his mother for help with writing his essay.
Consequence: John's essay doesn't turn out very well, and he gets a D on it.
Divergent action: John perseveres in writing the essay himself without any help despite his struggles with it.
Consequence: John's essay doesn't turn out very well, and he gets a D on it.
Consequence: John's mother helps him, and he ends up getting an A on his essay.
Divergent action: John perseveres in writing the essay himself without any help despite his struggles with it.
Normative action: Mary encourages the kids to do exercises together for 30 minutes each day.
Consequence: The kids becomes stronger and healthier while exercising together happily.
Normative action: Mary encourages the kids to do exercises together for 30 minutes each day.
Consequence: The kids gain weight and become less sociable.
Divergent action: Mary bought many video games so that the kids have something to play with.
Consequence: The kids gain weight and become less sociable.
Consequence: The kids becomes stronger and healthier while exercising together happily.
Divergent action: Mary bought many video games so that the kids have something to play with.
Normative action: As Jenna walks out the door, she tells her friends she had a great time, but she feels really tired.
Consequence: Jenna's friends only have time to wave goodbye before she's on the sidewalk walking home.
Normative action: As Jenna walks out the door, she tells her friends she had a great time, but she feels really tired.
Consequence: Jenna goes home and sleeps while her friends panic about her going missing.
Divergent action: Jenna sneaks out the back door without talking to her friends.
Consequence: Jenna goes home and sleeps while her friends panic about her going missing.
Consequence: Jenna's friends only have time to wave goodbye before she's on the sidewalk walking home.
Divergent action: Jenna sneaks out the back door without talking to her friends.
Normative action: George goes over and helps the disabled man into the crosswalk.
Consequence: The disabled man is very thankful and is able to cross the street and get where he's going.
Normative action: George goes over and helps the disabled man into the crosswalk.
Consequence: The disabled man turns back because he is unable to get over the curb to cross the street.
Divergent action: George acts like he doesn't notice the disabled man and keeps on walking to work.
Consequence: The disabled man turns back because he is unable to get over the curb to cross the street.
Consequence: The disabled man is very thankful and is able to cross the street and get where he's going.
Divergent action: George acts like he doesn't notice the disabled man and keeps on walking to work.
Normative action: Elanor looks quickly at the scene and tries to avoid hitting anyone near the outside.
Consequence: Elanor navigates the scene without problems.
Normative action: Elanor looks quickly at the scene and tries to avoid hitting anyone near the outside.
Consequence: Elanor loses focus on the road and rear-ends the car in front of her.
Divergent action: Elanor stares at the wreck as she drives by, trying to see if anyone died or was seriously hurt.
Consequence: Elanor loses focus on the road and rear-ends the car in front of her.
Consequence: Elanor navigates the scene without problems.
Divergent action: Elanor stares at the wreck as she drives by, trying to see if anyone died or was seriously hurt.
Normative action: Chris tells a joke that he heard from a comedy show that he watched earlier that week.
Consequence: Chris' friends laugh and no one is offended.
Normative action: Chris tells a joke that he heard from a comedy show that he watched earlier that week.
Consequence: The black man hears, walks over to Chris, and starts a fight with him.
Divergent action: Chris decides to make fun of the black person and makes jokes about "darkies in the melon patch" to his friends.
Consequence: The black man hears, walks over to Chris, and starts a fight with him.
Consequence: Chris' friends laugh and no one is offended.
Divergent action: Chris decides to make fun of the black person and makes jokes about "darkies in the melon patch" to his friends.
Normative action: Bill grabs the whole basket of bread rolls and walks it over towards Judy, so she can take one.
Consequence: Judy is delighted that Bill hand delivered the bread to her and smiles as she takes a roll and thanks him.
Normative action: Bill grabs the whole basket of bread rolls and walks it over towards Judy, so she can take one.
Consequence: Judy is angry at Bill for disrespecting the food like that and for putting his germ laden hands on her bread roll.
Divergent action: Bill picks up one of the bread rolls and launches a hard arcing throw so the roll lands in Judy's hand.
Consequence: Judy is angry at Bill for disrespecting the food like that and for putting his germ laden hands on her bread roll.
Consequence: Judy is delighted that Bill hand delivered the bread to her and smiles as she takes a roll and thanks him.
Divergent action: Bill picks up one of the bread rolls and launches a hard arcing throw so the roll lands in Judy's hand.
Normative action: Ella hires a designer to make a logo for her.
Consequence: Ella gets a nice logo that she likes.
Normative action: Ella hires a designer to make a logo for her.
Consequence: Ella gets caught and her business reputation is ruined.
Divergent action: Ella copies an artist's drawing from their website and edits it slightly to use as a logo.
Consequence: Ella gets caught and her business reputation is ruined.
Consequence: Ella gets a nice logo that she likes.
Divergent action: Ella copies an artist's drawing from their website and edits it slightly to use as a logo.
Normative action: After putting some fries on his plate, John moves it into the middle of the table and invites his friends to help themselves.
Consequence: John is offered some food from his friends' plates in return.
Normative action: After putting some fries on his plate, John moves it into the middle of the table and invites his friends to help themselves.
Consequence: John feels really gross and has a stomach ache all evening.
Divergent action: John eats all the fries on his plate.
Consequence: John feels really gross and has a stomach ache all evening.
Consequence: John is offered some food from his friends' plates in return.
Divergent action: John eats all the fries on his plate.
Normative action: Mary berates the man for acting in a rude and demeaning manner.
Consequence: Mary feels good about putting the man in his place by pointing out his misbehavior.
Normative action: Mary berates the man for acting in a rude and demeaning manner.
Consequence: Mary gets in trouble with the authorities for hitting the man.
Divergent action: Mary slaps the man across the face with all her strength.
Consequence: Mary gets in trouble with the authorities for hitting the man.
Consequence: Mary feels good about putting the man in his place by pointing out his misbehavior.
Divergent action: Mary slaps the man across the face with all her strength.
Normative action: Mike agrees to lend some money to Jim and tells him not to worry about repaying him until he is able to.
Consequence: Jim feels grateful toward Mike and has a positive mood for the rest of the day.
Normative action: Mike agrees to lend some money to Jim and tells him not to worry about repaying him until he is able to.
Consequence: Jim feels betrayed and decides to never speak to Mike again.
Divergent action: Mike chastises Jim for not being financially responsible and angrily hangs up the phone.
Consequence: Jim feels betrayed and decides to never speak to Mike again.
Consequence: Jim feels grateful toward Mike and has a positive mood for the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Mike chastises Jim for not being financially responsible and angrily hangs up the phone.
Normative action: Sam answers the phone call while remaining seated on a bench.
Consequence: Sam is able to finish enjoying his lunch.
Normative action: Sam answers the phone call while remaining seated on a bench.
Consequence: A bird swoops down and steals Sam's lunch, so he has nothing left to eat.
Divergent action: Sam leaves his food on the bench to get up and walk around while talking on the phone.
Consequence: A bird swoops down and steals Sam's lunch, so he has nothing left to eat.
Consequence: Sam is able to finish enjoying his lunch.
Divergent action: Sam leaves his food on the bench to get up and walk around while talking on the phone.
Normative action: Ray takes his children to see "WALL-E".
Consequence: Ray and his children enjoy the movie and the happy ending.
Normative action: Ray takes his children to see "WALL-E".
Consequence: Ray's children become desensitized to violence and become more violent themselves.
Divergent action: Ray takes his children to see "Psychopathic Clowns from Mars".
Consequence: Ray's children become desensitized to violence and become more violent themselves.
Consequence: Ray and his children enjoy the movie and the happy ending.
Divergent action: Ray takes his children to see "Psychopathic Clowns from Mars".
Normative action: Jenny thanks the cashier for doing such a good job.
Consequence: The cashier is happy that their hard work was recognized.
Normative action: Jenny thanks the cashier for doing such a good job.
Consequence: The cashier feels their quality service went unappreciated and is discouraged.
Divergent action: Jenny decides to pay and leave without saying a word to the cashier.
Consequence: The cashier feels their quality service went unappreciated and is discouraged.
Consequence: The cashier is happy that their hard work was recognized.
Divergent action: Jenny decides to pay and leave without saying a word to the cashier.
Normative action: Sammy stays back and helps the coworker with the presentation.
Consequence: The presentation goes great and the company has enough money to give Sammy her promotion.
Normative action: Sammy stays back and helps the coworker with the presentation.
Consequence: Sammy's coworker does terribly on the big presentation and Sammy misses out on a promotion due to budget cuts.
Divergent action: Sammy blows off the coworker to go to dinner with her boyfriend.
Consequence: Sammy's coworker does terribly on the big presentation and Sammy misses out on a promotion due to budget cuts.
Consequence: The presentation goes great and the company has enough money to give Sammy her promotion.
Divergent action: Sammy blows off the coworker to go to dinner with her boyfriend.
Normative action: Marnie asks the staff for assistance and also follows their instruction for putting away clothes she doesn't want.
Consequence: The staff appreciate Marnie as a customer and offer her a discount.
Normative action: Marnie asks the staff for assistance and also follows their instruction for putting away clothes she doesn't want.
Consequence: The staff have to spend hours cleaning up after Marnie and lose sales.
Divergent action: Marnie tries on multiple outfits and tosses them all over the floor before deciding what to buy.
Consequence: The staff have to spend hours cleaning up after Marnie and lose sales.
Consequence: The staff appreciate Marnie as a customer and offer her a discount.
Divergent action: Marnie tries on multiple outfits and tosses them all over the floor before deciding what to buy.
Normative action: Nate gets the cars and ramps and gives some to Ryan, so they can play together.
Consequence: Nate and Ryan build an awesome set of ramps for the cars to run down, having a great time.
Normative action: Nate gets the cars and ramps and gives some to Ryan, so they can play together.
Consequence: Ryan cries and complains to the teacher, who then scolds Nate for being selfish.
Divergent action: Nate gets the cars and ramps and keeps them to himself, refusing to let Ryan play.
Consequence: Ryan cries and complains to the teacher, who then scolds Nate for being selfish.
Consequence: Nate and Ryan build an awesome set of ramps for the cars to run down, having a great time.
Divergent action: Nate gets the cars and ramps and keeps them to himself, refusing to let Ryan play.
Normative action: Jack offers to help Mary in any way that he can, even in small ways.
Consequence: Mary gets the help she needs and her relationship with her son is impoved.
Normative action: Jack offers to help Mary in any way that he can, even in small ways.
Consequence: Mary is left alone and does not get any help she needs and her relationship with Jack is harmed.
Divergent action: Jack does not perosnally help Mary, but he apologizes and wishes her well.
Consequence: Mary is left alone and does not get any help she needs and her relationship with Jack is harmed.
Consequence: Mary gets the help she needs and her relationship with her son is impoved.
Divergent action: Jack does not perosnally help Mary, but he apologizes and wishes her well.
Normative action: Mark uses antibacterial soap and scrubs his entire body in the shower.
Consequence: Mark and Mark's wife are happy he is no longer dirty or smelly, and they spend time together.
Normative action: Mark uses antibacterial soap and scrubs his entire body in the shower.
Consequence: Mark's wife notices he is still dirty and smelly and refuses to sleep with him.
Divergent action: Mark gets into the shower and only showers for five minutes without soap or scrubbing.
Consequence: Mark's wife notices he is still dirty and smelly and refuses to sleep with him.
Consequence: Mark and Mark's wife are happy he is no longer dirty or smelly, and they spend time together.
Divergent action: Mark gets into the shower and only showers for five minutes without soap or scrubbing.
Normative action: Jane tells her Aunt May all about her life, including about her live-in boyfriend.
Consequence: Aunt May is shocked but tells Jane she's glad that she found someone she loves.
Normative action: Jane tells her Aunt May all about her life, including about her live-in boyfriend.
Consequence: Aunt May tries to set Jane up with a young man that she knows since she thinks Jane might be lonely.
Divergent action: Jane tells aunt May about her new job and apartment, avoids mentioning that she has a boyfriend who also lives with her.
Consequence: Aunt May tries to set Jane up with a young man that she knows since she thinks Jane might be lonely.
Consequence: Aunt May is shocked but tells Jane she's glad that she found someone she loves.
Divergent action: Jane tells aunt May about her new job and apartment, avoids mentioning that she has a boyfriend who also lives with her.
Normative action: Susan sits down with Tom and asks him if he is seeing anyone.
Consequence: Tom tells his mother that he has been dating someone, and he feels relieved.
Normative action: Susan sits down with Tom and asks him if he is seeing anyone.
Consequence: Tom discovers that Susan went through his journal and feels upset and violated.
Divergent action: Susan goes into Tom's room and reads his journal to see if he has written about a girlfriend.
Consequence: Tom discovers that Susan went through his journal and feels upset and violated.
Consequence: Tom tells his mother that he has been dating someone, and he feels relieved.
Divergent action: Susan goes into Tom's room and reads his journal to see if he has written about a girlfriend.
Normative action: At the party, Amy makes sure to tell her coworkers how much she appreciates them and enjoys working with them.
Consequence: Amy's boss sees how well Amy interacts with her coworkers and assigns her to lead an important project.
Normative action: At the party, Amy makes sure to tell her coworkers how much she appreciates them and enjoys working with them.
Consequence: Amy's boss is embarrassed by Amy's behavior and rescinds the promotion.
Divergent action: Amy starts dancing on tables and singing obnoxiously at the bar.
Consequence: Amy's boss is embarrassed by Amy's behavior and rescinds the promotion.
Consequence: Amy's boss sees how well Amy interacts with her coworkers and assigns her to lead an important project.
Divergent action: Amy starts dancing on tables and singing obnoxiously at the bar.
Normative action: Kelly encourages her friend to spend more time with Tyler and eventually confess her feelings.
Consequence: Kelly's friend and Tyler get closer and the friend eventually works up the courage to talk honestly with Tyler.
Normative action: Kelly encourages her friend to spend more time with Tyler and eventually confess her feelings.
Consequence: Tyler feels awkward hearing the confession secondhand and Kelly's friend feels betrayed that Kelly spilled her secret.
Divergent action: Kelly tells Tyler that her friend likes him and asks if he likes her.
Consequence: Tyler feels awkward hearing the confession secondhand and Kelly's friend feels betrayed that Kelly spilled her secret.
Consequence: Kelly's friend and Tyler get closer and the friend eventually works up the courage to talk honestly with Tyler.
Divergent action: Kelly tells Tyler that her friend likes him and asks if he likes her.
Normative action: Wayne turns and runs as fast as he can away from the bully.
Consequence: Wayne outruns the bully and watches out for him in the future.
Normative action: Wayne turns and runs as fast as he can away from the bully.
Consequence: The bully reports Wayne to the police, who arrest him.
Divergent action: Wayne grabs a stick and assaults the bully before he can do Wayne harm.
Consequence: The bully reports Wayne to the police, who arrest him.
Consequence: Wayne outruns the bully and watches out for him in the future.
Divergent action: Wayne grabs a stick and assaults the bully before he can do Wayne harm.
Normative action: Dexter tutors Bo on the homework material before Bo completes the assignment himself.
Consequence: Bo understands the material covered by his homework and ends up getting a good grade on his next test.
Normative action: Dexter tutors Bo on the homework material before Bo completes the assignment himself.
Consequence: Bo does not learn the material covered by his homework and ends up flunking his next test.
Divergent action: Dexter gives Bo the answers to the homework assignment before Bo turns it in.
Consequence: Bo does not learn the material covered by his homework and ends up flunking his next test.
Consequence: Bo understands the material covered by his homework and ends up getting a good grade on his next test.
Divergent action: Dexter gives Bo the answers to the homework assignment before Bo turns it in.
Normative action: John finds a new person to talk with and gets to know him better.
Consequence: The person John meets is able to help him with his career.
Normative action: John finds a new person to talk with and gets to know him better.
Consequence: John's social circle stays small, and he gets into a social rut.
Divergent action: John finds a co-worker to talk with and chats with him the whole time.
Consequence: John's social circle stays small, and he gets into a social rut.
Consequence: The person John meets is able to help him with his career.
Divergent action: John finds a co-worker to talk with and chats with him the whole time.
Normative action: Jasmine decides to hold on to the heirlooms and see if she can find someone who's interested in them later.
Consequence: Jasmine finds a buyer for the heirlooms and makes enough money to cover most of her childrens' college costs.
Normative action: Jasmine decides to hold on to the heirlooms and see if she can find someone who's interested in them later.
Consequence: Jasmine finds out later that the heirlooms were worth tens of thousands of dollars and is extremely disappointed.
Divergent action: Jasmine decides to throw the heirlooms away to save herself the trouble of moving them.
Consequence: Jasmine finds out later that the heirlooms were worth tens of thousands of dollars and is extremely disappointed.