CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Mike tells Lisa that he bets she looks gorgeous in it and asks her to go put it on.
Consequence: Lisa is shocked that Mike is being so harsh and scared that he might get violent with her.
Divergent action: Mike tells Lisa that she's a moron for spending their money on her stupid dress, and she should get out and return it.
Consequence: Lisa is shocked that Mike is being so harsh and scared that he might get violent with her.
Consequence: Lisa is delighted that Mike wants to see her in the dress and runs off to change.
Divergent action: Mike tells Lisa that she's a moron for spending their money on her stupid dress, and she should get out and return it.
Normative action: Phil tells Colt that he should rest and seek medical attention if he develops bad symptoms.
Consequence: Colt will feel that Phil cares about his condtion.
Normative action: Phil tells Colt that he should rest and seek medical attention if he develops bad symptoms.
Consequence: Colt will feel that Phil lacks empathy.
Divergent action: Phil tells Colt that coronavirus is just the flu and is harmless.
Consequence: Colt will feel that Phil lacks empathy.
Consequence: Colt will feel that Phil cares about his condtion.
Divergent action: Phil tells Colt that coronavirus is just the flu and is harmless.
Normative action: Maxwell donates some of the money to charity.
Consequence: Maxwell receives a small thank you gift at Christmas for his donation.
Normative action: Maxwell donates some of the money to charity.
Consequence: Maxwell can not afford the property tax on the car.
Divergent action: Maxwell spends all of his money on buying himself a new car.
Consequence: Maxwell can not afford the property tax on the car.
Consequence: Maxwell receives a small thank you gift at Christmas for his donation.
Divergent action: Maxwell spends all of his money on buying himself a new car.
Normative action: John decides to trust what he knows of Mary and encourages her to be open with him.
Consequence: Mary is able to be honest with John and thus strengthen their bond.
Normative action: John decides to trust what he knows of Mary and encourages her to be open with him.
Consequence: Mary is hurt by his reaction and withdraws from him.
Divergent action: John gets angry that she has kept something from him and withdraws his proposal.
Consequence: Mary is hurt by his reaction and withdraws from him.
Consequence: Mary is able to be honest with John and thus strengthen their bond.
Divergent action: John gets angry that she has kept something from him and withdraws his proposal.
Normative action: Jim decides to shower instead of eating so that he doesn't have any body odor.
Consequence: Jim is hungry when he arrives at work.
Normative action: Jim decides to shower instead of eating so that he doesn't have any body odor.
Consequence: Jim is made fun of by some teenagers on the subway for smelling bad.
Divergent action: Jim decides to eat breakfast instead of showering, and then he takes public transportation to work while smelling really bad.
Consequence: Jim is made fun of by some teenagers on the subway for smelling bad.
Consequence: Jim is hungry when he arrives at work.
Divergent action: Jim decides to eat breakfast instead of showering, and then he takes public transportation to work while smelling really bad.
Normative action: Valerie decides to find a healthy snack and relax on the couch to watch a television show that she enjoys.
Consequence: Valerie's unborn child continues to grow in a healthy manner inside of her thanks to the healthy snack and relaxation.
Normative action: Valerie decides to find a healthy snack and relax on the couch to watch a television show that she enjoys.
Consequence: Valerie's unborn child is affected by her alcohol consumption and its chances at developing a defect increase.
Divergent action: Valerie decides to drink some alcohol to pass the time since nobody else is around.
Consequence: Valerie's unborn child is affected by her alcohol consumption and its chances at developing a defect increase.
Consequence: Valerie's unborn child continues to grow in a healthy manner inside of her thanks to the healthy snack and relaxation.
Divergent action: Valerie decides to drink some alcohol to pass the time since nobody else is around.
Normative action: Mark cooks food for himself and his girlfriend, and they eat it.
Consequence: Mark's girlfriend hugs Mark, and they both have a wonderful dinner.
Normative action: Mark cooks food for himself and his girlfriend, and they eat it.
Consequence: Mark's girlfriend calls Mark selfish and Mark feels humiliated.
Divergent action: Mark cooks food only for himself, and eats it.
Consequence: Mark's girlfriend calls Mark selfish and Mark feels humiliated.
Consequence: Mark's girlfriend hugs Mark, and they both have a wonderful dinner.
Divergent action: Mark cooks food only for himself, and eats it.
Normative action: Leanne goes to a department store and buys Lacy new clothes in the newest styles.
Consequence: Lacy goes to school in her new clothes and gets compliments from some of the other girls.
Normative action: Leanne goes to a department store and buys Lacy new clothes in the newest styles.
Consequence: Lacy goes to school in her clothes from the rummage sale and gets made fun of by the other children.
Divergent action: Leanne goes to a rummage sale and buys some very old clothes for Lacy.
Consequence: Lacy goes to school in her clothes from the rummage sale and gets made fun of by the other children.
Consequence: Lacy goes to school in her new clothes and gets compliments from some of the other girls.
Divergent action: Leanne goes to a rummage sale and buys some very old clothes for Lacy.
Normative action: After weighing his options, Jarrett devotes himself to a new exercise and diet routine.
Consequence: Jarrett sees, and feels, results from his dedication and becomes more comfortable in his own skin.
Normative action: After weighing his options, Jarrett devotes himself to a new exercise and diet routine.
Consequence: Jarrett finds that the results of the cosmetic surgery do not make him feel any better on the inside.
Divergent action: Jarrett decides to seek out the work of a cosmetic surgeon to change his appearance.
Consequence: Jarrett finds that the results of the cosmetic surgery do not make him feel any better on the inside.
Consequence: Jarrett sees, and feels, results from his dedication and becomes more comfortable in his own skin.
Divergent action: Jarrett decides to seek out the work of a cosmetic surgeon to change his appearance.
Normative action: James writes out a check for fifty dollars and puts it in the basket.
Consequence: James feels good about contributing to the church's upkeep and charitable activities.
Normative action: James writes out a check for fifty dollars and puts it in the basket.
Consequence: The other parishioners think James put a check in the basket and is doing his part to support the church.
Divergent action: James tears out a page from his bible and slips it in the basket.
Consequence: The other parishioners think James put a check in the basket and is doing his part to support the church.
Consequence: James feels good about contributing to the church's upkeep and charitable activities.
Divergent action: James tears out a page from his bible and slips it in the basket.
Normative action: Mark discusses the errors while sitting down with his employee.
Consequence: Mark's employee will learn about where they went wrong.
Normative action: Mark discusses the errors while sitting down with his employee.
Consequence: Mark's employee will feel threatened.
Divergent action: Mark gets very close to his employee and raises his voice.
Consequence: Mark's employee will feel threatened.
Consequence: Mark's employee will learn about where they went wrong.
Divergent action: Mark gets very close to his employee and raises his voice.
Normative action: Elise calls  in every employee for questioning.
Consequence: Elise eventually finds the thief and is rewarded by corporate.
Normative action: Elise calls  in every employee for questioning.
Consequence: The employees file a report against Elise for racism, and she is fired.
Divergent action: Elise calls in the Mexican employees for questioning because she thinks they're more likely to break the law.
Consequence: The employees file a report against Elise for racism, and she is fired.
Consequence: Elise eventually finds the thief and is rewarded by corporate.
Divergent action: Elise calls in the Mexican employees for questioning because she thinks they're more likely to break the law.
Normative action: Rick tells Lana not to worry about it, he's already sent a payment and the letter is out of date.
Consequence: Lana is happy that Rick is on top of their finances and is happy their coverage will continue.
Normative action: Rick tells Lana not to worry about it, he's already sent a payment and the letter is out of date.
Consequence: Lana is worried that Rick doesn't understand the risks of life and is concerned about their financial future.
Divergent action: Rick tells Lana not to worry about it, that insurance is a scam and that they should let it lapse.
Consequence: Lana is worried that Rick doesn't understand the risks of life and is concerned about their financial future.
Consequence: Lana is happy that Rick is on top of their finances and is happy their coverage will continue.
Divergent action: Rick tells Lana not to worry about it, that insurance is a scam and that they should let it lapse.
Normative action: Nick washes his hands and makes a sandwich.
Consequence: Nick becomes full from the meal.
Normative action: Nick washes his hands and makes a sandwich.
Consequence: Nick gets sick.
Divergent action: Nick grabs an apple and eats it.
Consequence: Nick gets sick.
Consequence: Nick becomes full from the meal.
Divergent action: Nick grabs an apple and eats it.
Normative action: May finds a way to change the subject, so she doesn't have to lie.
Consequence: May's parents assume she's doing fine and don't ask again for awhile.
Normative action: May finds a way to change the subject, so she doesn't have to lie.
Consequence: May's parents find out from the school that she did not tell the truth and ground her.
Divergent action: May tells her parents that she is doing well in school currently.
Consequence: May's parents find out from the school that she did not tell the truth and ground her.
Consequence: May's parents assume she's doing fine and don't ask again for awhile.
Divergent action: May tells her parents that she is doing well in school currently.
Normative action: Cory gives his boss a breakdown of the project before spending time with his mother.
Consequence: Being with Cory gives his mother a sense of peace and courage for the remainder of her life.
Normative action: Cory gives his boss a breakdown of the project before spending time with his mother.
Consequence: His mother dies alone.
Divergent action: Cory continues working on his project.
Consequence: His mother dies alone.
Consequence: Being with Cory gives his mother a sense of peace and courage for the remainder of her life.
Divergent action: Cory continues working on his project.
Normative action: Dave tells Linda that Kim Kardashian is a vapid idiot and that he's glad she's not like her.
Consequence: Linda is happy to hear that Dave thinks she's smart and nothing like the moronic Kim Kardashian.
Normative action: Dave tells Linda that Kim Kardashian is a vapid idiot and that he's glad she's not like her.
Consequence: Linda is disgusted that Dave thinks all women are morons and that he would equate her with the likes of Kim.
Divergent action: Dave tells Linda that women are morons and that Kim Kardashian is an excellent example of why.
Consequence: Linda is disgusted that Dave thinks all women are morons and that he would equate her with the likes of Kim.
Consequence: Linda is happy to hear that Dave thinks she's smart and nothing like the moronic Kim Kardashian.
Divergent action: Dave tells Linda that women are morons and that Kim Kardashian is an excellent example of why.
Normative action: Eric gets a job and saves up for his new car.
Consequence: Eric's parents are proud of him and Eric is proud of himself.
Normative action: Eric gets a job and saves up for his new car.
Consequence: Eric's parents are resentful and Eric never learns to make it on his own.
Divergent action: Eric begs his parents to buy him a new car.
Consequence: Eric's parents are resentful and Eric never learns to make it on his own.
Consequence: Eric's parents are proud of him and Eric is proud of himself.
Divergent action: Eric begs his parents to buy him a new car.
Normative action: James invites all his family members to his graduation and eats dinner with them before leaving to party with his friends.
Consequence: James receives many congratulations and graduation gifts from his family.
Normative action: James invites all his family members to his graduation and eats dinner with them before leaving to party with his friends.
Consequence: Over the next two weeks, James gets several reproachful phone calls from his relatives.
Divergent action: James doesn't mention his graduation date to his family and instead spends the day partying with his friends.
Consequence: Over the next two weeks, James gets several reproachful phone calls from his relatives.
Consequence: James receives many congratulations and graduation gifts from his family.
Divergent action: James doesn't mention his graduation date to his family and instead spends the day partying with his friends.
Normative action: Jon puts some hard work into a side hustle of his to make use of his time.
Consequence: Jon's girlfriend is impressed that he's working on something on his day off.
Normative action: Jon puts some hard work into a side hustle of his to make use of his time.
Consequence: Jon's girlfriend starts to see him as an unmotivated person.
Divergent action: Jon surfs the internet and uses social media all day on his laptop.
Consequence: Jon's girlfriend starts to see him as an unmotivated person.
Consequence: Jon's girlfriend is impressed that he's working on something on his day off.
Divergent action: Jon surfs the internet and uses social media all day on his laptop.
Normative action: James holds on to his temper and demands an explanation from his wife.
Consequence: James is able to listen to what his wife has to say and decide how to proceed from there.
Normative action: James holds on to his temper and demands an explanation from his wife.
Consequence: James is picked up by the police for battery of his spouse.
Divergent action: In his anger James ends up hitting his wife.
Consequence: James is picked up by the police for battery of his spouse.
Consequence: James is able to listen to what his wife has to say and decide how to proceed from there.
Divergent action: In his anger James ends up hitting his wife.
Normative action: Jenny takes the baby back inside to change the diaper and then goes to the store.
Consequence: The baby feels comfortable with a fresh, clean diaper.
Normative action: Jenny takes the baby back inside to change the diaper and then goes to the store.
Consequence: The baby gets diaper rash and is very uncomfortable.
Divergent action: Jenny decides to go to the store and wait to change the baby's diaper when they get home.
Consequence: The baby gets diaper rash and is very uncomfortable.
Consequence: The baby feels comfortable with a fresh, clean diaper.
Divergent action: Jenny decides to go to the store and wait to change the baby's diaper when they get home.
Normative action: Nick explains to his nephew what he did wrong and why he shouldn't behave like that.
Consequence: Nick's nephew learns his lesson and does not repeat the bad behavior.
Normative action: Nick explains to his nephew what he did wrong and why he shouldn't behave like that.
Consequence: Nick's nephew does not realize the threat is hollow and becomes extremely fearful of Nick.
Divergent action: Nick gets loud and hollowly threatens his nephew with physical harm if the nephew misbehaves again.
Consequence: Nick's nephew does not realize the threat is hollow and becomes extremely fearful of Nick.
Consequence: Nick's nephew learns his lesson and does not repeat the bad behavior.
Divergent action: Nick gets loud and hollowly threatens his nephew with physical harm if the nephew misbehaves again.
Normative action: Gary tells Mike it's no big deal and that wetting the bed happens sometimes.
Consequence: Mike becomes less anxious and eventually stops wetting the bed.
Normative action: Gary tells Mike it's no big deal and that wetting the bed happens sometimes.
Consequence: Mike becomes very anxious and wets his bed even more.
Divergent action: Gary tells Mike he is a disappointment and that he'll never amount to anything.
Consequence: Mike becomes very anxious and wets his bed even more.
Consequence: Mike becomes less anxious and eventually stops wetting the bed.
Divergent action: Gary tells Mike he is a disappointment and that he'll never amount to anything.
Normative action: Knowing she is trying to target a younger crowd, Rachel buys ads on social media and targets them to local users.
Consequence: Rachel is pleased when many customers at her business mention seeing the ad on social media.
Normative action: Knowing she is trying to target a younger crowd, Rachel buys ads on social media and targets them to local users.
Consequence: Rachel's target audience never sees the ads and Rachel is disappointed by the performance of her business.
Divergent action: Rachel decides to spend her advertising budget on ads in local print newspapers.
Consequence: Rachel's target audience never sees the ads and Rachel is disappointed by the performance of her business.
Consequence: Rachel is pleased when many customers at her business mention seeing the ad on social media.
Divergent action: Rachel decides to spend her advertising budget on ads in local print newspapers.
Normative action: Carl decides that he should use his co-worker as an example of how to achieve goals.
Consequence: Carl becomes a better worker with goals he wants to achieve.
Normative action: Carl decides that he should use his co-worker as an example of how to achieve goals.
Consequence: Carl becomes bitter towards his co-worker and that interferes with his work.
Divergent action: Carl decides that he should dislike his co-worker as they have achieved something he has not.
Consequence: Carl becomes bitter towards his co-worker and that interferes with his work.
Consequence: Carl becomes a better worker with goals he wants to achieve.
Divergent action: Carl decides that he should dislike his co-worker as they have achieved something he has not.
Normative action: Steve tells his daughter how important seeing her married is to him.
Consequence: Steve's daughter puts everything into finding a good man to marry, and does.
Normative action: Steve tells his daughter how important seeing her married is to him.
Consequence: Steve's daughter lives in a miserable marriage for a few years until getting a divorce.
Divergent action: Steve pressures his daughter into marrying her abusive boyfriend.
Consequence: Steve's daughter lives in a miserable marriage for a few years until getting a divorce.
Consequence: Steve's daughter puts everything into finding a good man to marry, and does.
Divergent action: Steve pressures his daughter into marrying her abusive boyfriend.
Normative action: Kate puts up colored wallpaper, furniture, and toys on the crib.
Consequence: The baby will feel stimulated and will be happy.
Normative action: Kate puts up colored wallpaper, furniture, and toys on the crib.
Consequence: The baby will not feel stimulated and will be morose.
Divergent action: Kate places a lone crib in the nursery.
Consequence: The baby will not feel stimulated and will be morose.
Consequence: The baby will feel stimulated and will be happy.
Divergent action: Kate places a lone crib in the nursery.
Normative action: Daniel tells Rachel that the dog need her help to get home.
Consequence: Rachel takes the dog through the neighborhood to find its owner.
Normative action: Daniel tells Rachel that the dog need her help to get home.
Consequence: Rachel starts crying.
Divergent action: Daniel tells Rachel that she can't have a dog.
Consequence: Rachel starts crying.
Consequence: Rachel takes the dog through the neighborhood to find its owner.
Divergent action: Daniel tells Rachel that she can't have a dog.
Normative action: Bart asks his waitress if she could bring him another plate.
Consequence: Bart eats the food when it is set in front of him on the table.
Normative action: Bart asks his waitress if she could bring him another plate.
Consequence: Bart gets sick the night after because the floor was dirty.
Divergent action: Bart gets on the floor and eats the food off of the ground.
Consequence: Bart gets sick the night after because the floor was dirty.
Consequence: Bart eats the food when it is set in front of him on the table.
Divergent action: Bart gets on the floor and eats the food off of the ground.
Normative action: Ken offers the man a living wage of $15, because he did well in the interview.
Consequence: The man is able to live comfortably as he works for Ken.
Normative action: Ken offers the man a living wage of $15, because he did well in the interview.
Consequence: The man accepts the job, because he's not well versed in labor law.
Divergent action: Ken offers the man a wage that's below the minimum wage.
Consequence: The man accepts the job, because he's not well versed in labor law.
Consequence: The man is able to live comfortably as he works for Ken.
Divergent action: Ken offers the man a wage that's below the minimum wage.
Normative action: Laura tells Jessica happy birthday.
Consequence: Jessica smiles and thanks her.
Normative action: Laura tells Jessica happy birthday.
Consequence: Jessica is upset that Laura seemed to forget her birthday.
Divergent action: Laura waves at Jessica and says hi.
Consequence: Jessica is upset that Laura seemed to forget her birthday.
Consequence: Jessica smiles and thanks her.
Divergent action: Laura waves at Jessica and says hi.
Normative action: Donald asks his daughter what she wants help with, which turns out to be driving to the prom.
Consequence: Donald's daughter gets to the prom on time, and both Donald and his daughter are excited.
Normative action: Donald asks his daughter what she wants help with, which turns out to be driving to the prom.
Consequence: Donald's daughter tells Donald he is overbearing, and they argue for hours.
Divergent action: Donald tells her daughter exactly what to wear, including colors involved.
Consequence: Donald's daughter tells Donald he is overbearing, and they argue for hours.
Consequence: Donald's daughter gets to the prom on time, and both Donald and his daughter are excited.
Divergent action: Donald tells her daughter exactly what to wear, including colors involved.
Normative action: Alex tells the man just because he isn't in a wheelchair, doesn't mean he doesn't deserve the spot.
Consequence: Alex gets the spot, the wheelchair guy wheels off irritated, but understanding.
Normative action: Alex tells the man just because he isn't in a wheelchair, doesn't mean he doesn't deserve the spot.
Consequence: Someone overhears and records it, and it goes viral on twitter and Alex gets fired.
Divergent action: Alex laughs at the wheelchair guy and calls him a cripple to his face.
Consequence: Someone overhears and records it, and it goes viral on twitter and Alex gets fired.
Consequence: Alex gets the spot, the wheelchair guy wheels off irritated, but understanding.
Divergent action: Alex laughs at the wheelchair guy and calls him a cripple to his face.
Normative action: Marla finds an empty parking spot on the other side of the mall.
Consequence: Marla gets exercise during her long walk from the car to the mall.
Normative action: Marla finds an empty parking spot on the other side of the mall.
Consequence: The owner of the other car keys Marla's car when she gets out of her car.
Divergent action: Marla parks her car in a spot that another person was obviously waiting for.
Consequence: The owner of the other car keys Marla's car when she gets out of her car.