CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Tammy waits for intermission and call her mom in the lobby.
Consequence: The audience members are able to listen to the music without a distraction.
Normative action: Tammy waits for intermission and call her mom in the lobby.
Consequence: The audience member seated around Tammy are distracted and annoyed.
Divergent action: Tammy pulls out her phone and calls her mom just as the orchestra starts to play.
Consequence: The audience member seated around Tammy are distracted and annoyed.
Consequence: The audience members are able to listen to the music without a distraction.
Divergent action: Tammy pulls out her phone and calls her mom just as the orchestra starts to play.
Normative action: Mitch explains that he needs them to work harder and asks for advice on how to get them to be more efficient.
Consequence: Mitch's employees become better workers, and Mitch's company makes more money.
Normative action: Mitch explains that he needs them to work harder and asks for advice on how to get them to be more efficient.
Consequence: Mitch's employees quit because of the stress, and Mitch has problems finding people to work for him due to his reputation.
Divergent action: Mitch gets very animated with his employees and loudly tells them that they will be fired if they don't shape up.
Consequence: Mitch's employees quit because of the stress, and Mitch has problems finding people to work for him due to his reputation.
Consequence: Mitch's employees become better workers, and Mitch's company makes more money.
Divergent action: Mitch gets very animated with his employees and loudly tells them that they will be fired if they don't shape up.
Normative action: Jay celebrates with his friends, then gets to work the next day on a new project.
Consequence: Jay has a successful research career and lives a full life.
Normative action: Jay celebrates with his friends, then gets to work the next day on a new project.
Consequence: Jay has a hard time finding a job because he hasn't done much since getting his PhD.
Divergent action: Jay spends the next several months basking in his accomplishment.
Consequence: Jay has a hard time finding a job because he hasn't done much since getting his PhD.
Consequence: Jay has a successful research career and lives a full life.
Divergent action: Jay spends the next several months basking in his accomplishment.
Normative action: Dave calls a taxi cab to take him to the office.
Consequence: Dave arrives at the interview looking professional, making a good first impression.
Normative action: Dave calls a taxi cab to take him to the office.
Consequence: Dave looks dirty and unprofessional when he arrives at the interview, making a bad first impression.
Divergent action: Dave walks through a muddy forest to reach the office.
Consequence: Dave looks dirty and unprofessional when he arrives at the interview, making a bad first impression.
Consequence: Dave arrives at the interview looking professional, making a good first impression.
Divergent action: Dave walks through a muddy forest to reach the office.
Normative action: Lisa goes to the couple's house to babysit and watches the television show there.
Consequence: The couple is grateful to have a night to enjoy each other's company without the children.
Normative action: Lisa goes to the couple's house to babysit and watches the television show there.
Consequence: The couple is not able to have a night for themselves and have to stay home.
Divergent action: Lisa tells the couple no and watches the show from her house.
Consequence: The couple is not able to have a night for themselves and have to stay home.
Consequence: The couple is grateful to have a night to enjoy each other's company without the children.
Divergent action: Lisa tells the couple no and watches the show from her house.
Normative action: Jessica plans a surprise farewell party for Susan.
Consequence: Susan is shocked to discover a party when she walks in to the office on her last day, and realizes how much she meant to everyone there.
Normative action: Jessica plans a surprise farewell party for Susan.
Consequence: Susan feels underwhelmed by the uneventful goodbye, and moves on thinking she didn't mean much to her old coworkers.
Divergent action: Jessica and the rest of her coworkers go about their last day with Susan as usual, before simply saying goodbye to her at the end of her last shift.
Consequence: Susan feels underwhelmed by the uneventful goodbye, and moves on thinking she didn't mean much to her old coworkers.
Consequence: Susan is shocked to discover a party when she walks in to the office on her last day, and realizes how much she meant to everyone there.
Divergent action: Jessica and the rest of her coworkers go about their last day with Susan as usual, before simply saying goodbye to her at the end of her last shift.
Normative action: Bryan meets someone at the bar and starts a conversation, finding that they have lots of things in common, and they begin a dating relationship.
Consequence: Bryan feels less lonely and more like part of a real relationship, the girl he is dating is happy to have someone in her life who cares for her.
Normative action: Bryan meets someone at the bar and starts a conversation, finding that they have lots of things in common, and they begin a dating relationship.
Consequence: Bryan feels empty and alone for the rest of the week and the girl he brought home feels as though she has been treated very poorly.
Divergent action: Bryan finds a lonely-looking girl and asks her back to his house for the night, only to blow her off in the morning to find someone else next weekend.
Consequence: Bryan feels empty and alone for the rest of the week and the girl he brought home feels as though she has been treated very poorly.
Consequence: Bryan feels less lonely and more like part of a real relationship, the girl he is dating is happy to have someone in her life who cares for her.
Divergent action: Bryan finds a lonely-looking girl and asks her back to his house for the night, only to blow her off in the morning to find someone else next weekend.
Normative action: Tom uses his money to buy one beer and some cheap food.
Consequence: Tom is able to join his coworkers for a drink while not impairing or depriving himself.
Normative action: Tom uses his money to buy one beer and some cheap food.
Consequence: Tom doesn't perform well at work later because he didn't eat anything and the alcohol had no buffer.
Divergent action: Tom uses all his money to buy two beers in order to keep up with his coworkers.
Consequence: Tom doesn't perform well at work later because he didn't eat anything and the alcohol had no buffer.
Consequence: Tom is able to join his coworkers for a drink while not impairing or depriving himself.
Divergent action: Tom uses all his money to buy two beers in order to keep up with his coworkers.
Normative action: Peter invites Sara to eat at one of her favorite restaurants downtown.
Consequence: Sara has a great time and asks if she can see Peter again.
Normative action: Peter invites Sara to eat at one of her favorite restaurants downtown.
Consequence: Sara leaves after ten minutes after seeing a roach run across the floor.
Divergent action: Peter invites Sara to eat a pizza at his apartment, but doesn't try to clean.
Consequence: Sara leaves after ten minutes after seeing a roach run across the floor.
Consequence: Sara has a great time and asks if she can see Peter again.
Divergent action: Peter invites Sara to eat a pizza at his apartment, but doesn't try to clean.
Normative action: George stumbles over to the shower and makes sure to undress before getting in.
Consequence: George is able to soak and gather himself while he takes a cold shower to wake himself up.
Normative action: George stumbles over to the shower and makes sure to undress before getting in.
Consequence: George's clothes get soaked, and he is unable to dry them off completely which results in him looking rather odd to others.
Divergent action: George stumbles over to the shower thinking the water could wake him up and gets in it while still wearing his clothes.
Consequence: George's clothes get soaked, and he is unable to dry them off completely which results in him looking rather odd to others.
Consequence: George is able to soak and gather himself while he takes a cold shower to wake himself up.
Divergent action: George stumbles over to the shower thinking the water could wake him up and gets in it while still wearing his clothes.
Normative action: Linda gives both Greeta and Gertude a taste of a cheesecake.
Consequence: Greeta and Gertude love the cheesecake so much they order slices for themselves.
Normative action: Linda gives both Greeta and Gertude a taste of a cheesecake.
Consequence: Gertude feels left out and wonders if Linda is actually her friend.
Divergent action: Linda lets Greeta taste her cheesecake, but when Gertude asks to taste, Linda tells her that she wants to eat the rest.
Consequence: Gertude feels left out and wonders if Linda is actually her friend.
Consequence: Greeta and Gertude love the cheesecake so much they order slices for themselves.
Divergent action: Linda lets Greeta taste her cheesecake, but when Gertude asks to taste, Linda tells her that she wants to eat the rest.
Normative action: Liam takes the brooch to the cash register and asks for it to be gift wrapped.
Consequence: The store owner expresses his gratitude for Liam's business and gives him a coupon for his next purchase.
Normative action: Liam takes the brooch to the cash register and asks for it to be gift wrapped.
Consequence: The store owner notices the missing item at the end of the shift and has to put in extra time to fill out paperwork for the theft.
Divergent action: Liam discreetly puts the brooch in his pocket and walks out of the store.
Consequence: The store owner notices the missing item at the end of the shift and has to put in extra time to fill out paperwork for the theft.
Consequence: The store owner expresses his gratitude for Liam's business and gives him a coupon for his next purchase.
Divergent action: Liam discreetly puts the brooch in his pocket and walks out of the store.
Normative action: Gina decides to throw a big party at a fancy restaurant for her best friend's birthday.
Consequence: Gina's best friend is delighted about the party.
Normative action: Gina decides to throw a big party at a fancy restaurant for her best friend's birthday.
Consequence: Gina's best friend is disappointed Gina did not organize anything for her.
Divergent action: Gina decides not to organize a party for her friend because she doesn't want people in her house.
Consequence: Gina's best friend is disappointed Gina did not organize anything for her.
Consequence: Gina's best friend is delighted about the party.
Divergent action: Gina decides not to organize a party for her friend because she doesn't want people in her house.
Normative action: Greg presents that anyone, no matter their circumstance, can get an STD.
Consequence: The children avoid unprotected sex with strangers and avoid the STD's.
Normative action: Greg presents that anyone, no matter their circumstance, can get an STD.
Consequence: Some rich children at the school think they're immune and are careless, then end up getting an STD.
Divergent action: In his presentation, Greg says that the poor tend to get STD's more often than the rich.
Consequence: Some rich children at the school think they're immune and are careless, then end up getting an STD.
Consequence: The children avoid unprotected sex with strangers and avoid the STD's.
Divergent action: In his presentation, Greg says that the poor tend to get STD's more often than the rich.
Normative action: Harold stays in the right-most lane until relatively close to the time he needs to turn.
Consequence: Traffic runs smoothly, and Harold makes his trip without incident.
Normative action: Harold stays in the right-most lane until relatively close to the time he needs to turn.
Consequence: The other drivers honk at him and tailgate him, and a traffic jam starts.
Divergent action: Harold goes over to the passing lane and stays there, driving slowly, for several miles.
Consequence: The other drivers honk at him and tailgate him, and a traffic jam starts.
Consequence: Traffic runs smoothly, and Harold makes his trip without incident.
Divergent action: Harold goes over to the passing lane and stays there, driving slowly, for several miles.
Normative action: Greg tells Jose that he already promised Janet a lovely night out, so he will have to take a rain-check.
Consequence: Janet is thrilled that Greg chose her over Jose and has a beautiful time.
Normative action: Greg tells Jose that he already promised Janet a lovely night out, so he will have to take a rain-check.
Consequence: Janet's feelings are hurt, and she doesn't trust Greg any longer.
Divergent action: Greg tells Janet last minute that he decided to go play some pool with Jose, and they can just go out another night.
Consequence: Janet's feelings are hurt, and she doesn't trust Greg any longer.
Consequence: Janet is thrilled that Greg chose her over Jose and has a beautiful time.
Divergent action: Greg tells Janet last minute that he decided to go play some pool with Jose, and they can just go out another night.
Normative action: Jake decides to take the next exit and drive a little further to his appointment.
Consequence: Jake arrives to his appointment and apologizes for being late.
Normative action: Jake decides to take the next exit and drive a little further to his appointment.
Consequence: Jake gets into an accident and misses his appointment.
Divergent action: Jake decides to take a chance and switches into the exit lane quickly.
Consequence: Jake gets into an accident and misses his appointment.
Consequence: Jake arrives to his appointment and apologizes for being late.
Divergent action: Jake decides to take a chance and switches into the exit lane quickly.
Normative action: Dave grabs a cup and pours himself a glass of alcohol.
Consequence: There is plenty of drink left for the other people at the party.
Normative action: Dave grabs a cup and pours himself a glass of alcohol.
Consequence: Other people at the party don't have anything to drink and get angry with Dave.
Divergent action: Dave grabs several bottles and heroically drinks them all.
Consequence: Other people at the party don't have anything to drink and get angry with Dave.
Consequence: There is plenty of drink left for the other people at the party.
Divergent action: Dave grabs several bottles and heroically drinks them all.
Normative action: Mark gets a second job and works himself to the bone to earn money.
Consequence: Mark's creditors get the promised money and are happy with Mark's performance.
Normative action: Mark gets a second job and works himself to the bone to earn money.
Consequence: Mark's creditors lose the promised money, which then hurts their businesses.
Divergent action: Mark files for bankruptcy and has all of his debts cleared.
Consequence: Mark's creditors lose the promised money, which then hurts their businesses.
Consequence: Mark's creditors get the promised money and are happy with Mark's performance.
Divergent action: Mark files for bankruptcy and has all of his debts cleared.
Normative action: Lola and her husband take turns giving their baby attention both in awe of the thing they have created together.
Consequence: Lola's husband is able to bond with baby and the family unit grows stronger.
Normative action: Lola and her husband take turns giving their baby attention both in awe of the thing they have created together.
Consequence: Lola's husband is hurt that he cannot hold his own child and becomes withdrawn from the relationship and family.
Divergent action: The entire time they are having family time, Lola doesn't let her husband hold the baby for fear he may drop it.
Consequence: Lola's husband is hurt that he cannot hold his own child and becomes withdrawn from the relationship and family.
Consequence: Lola's husband is able to bond with baby and the family unit grows stronger.
Divergent action: The entire time they are having family time, Lola doesn't let her husband hold the baby for fear he may drop it.
Normative action: John hums along with a song he likes on the radio.
Consequence: John memorizes the melody of the song, so he can sing it better.
Normative action: John hums along with a song he likes on the radio.
Consequence: John is admonished for his rude behavior by his family.
Divergent action: John starts singing along to a song on the radio as loudly as he can.
Consequence: John is admonished for his rude behavior by his family.
Consequence: John memorizes the melody of the song, so he can sing it better.
Divergent action: John starts singing along to a song on the radio as loudly as he can.
Normative action: Zach files a complaint that the officer's conduct was rude and unprofessional.
Consequence: The police officer gets a reprimand and improves her behavior in the future.
Normative action: Zach files a complaint that the officer's conduct was rude and unprofessional.
Consequence: The police officer is ultimately fired and can no longer work as a police officer.
Divergent action: Zach files a complaint that the officer dragged him out of the car and beat him.
Consequence: The police officer is ultimately fired and can no longer work as a police officer.
Consequence: The police officer gets a reprimand and improves her behavior in the future.
Divergent action: Zach files a complaint that the officer dragged him out of the car and beat him.
Normative action: Andrew goes to the doctor for a diagnoses and for medication.
Consequence: The doctor finds the root cause, and gives him medication to cure it.
Normative action: Andrew goes to the doctor for a diagnoses and for medication.
Consequence: Andrew happens to be allergic to these and ends up dying from it.
Divergent action: Andrew finds some of his late mother's pain pills and takes them.
Consequence: Andrew happens to be allergic to these and ends up dying from it.
Consequence: The doctor finds the root cause, and gives him medication to cure it.
Divergent action: Andrew finds some of his late mother's pain pills and takes them.
Normative action: Alicia phones her parents and tells them about her depression and how she would like their help and support.
Consequence: Alicia's parents are relieved she reached out to them and appreciate the fact she genuinely sounds like she wants to change her life around.
Normative action: Alicia phones her parents and tells them about her depression and how she would like their help and support.
Consequence: Alicia's parents are completely panicked and feel that she's going crazy.
Divergent action: Alicia phones her parents and tells them she would like her life to be over since it's so painful.
Consequence: Alicia's parents are completely panicked and feel that she's going crazy.
Consequence: Alicia's parents are relieved she reached out to them and appreciate the fact she genuinely sounds like she wants to change her life around.
Divergent action: Alicia phones her parents and tells them she would like her life to be over since it's so painful.
Normative action: Anne goes online to search for gently used bed frames and mattresses.
Consequence: Anne finds a great deal on a new bed that does not cause issues for her back.
Normative action: Anne goes online to search for gently used bed frames and mattresses.
Consequence: Anne develops back issues from sleeping on the floor, and ends up with a stack of medical bills trying to correct the issue.
Divergent action: Anne cuts the cost of purchasing furniture by sleeping on the floor every night.
Consequence: Anne develops back issues from sleeping on the floor, and ends up with a stack of medical bills trying to correct the issue.
Consequence: Anne finds a great deal on a new bed that does not cause issues for her back.
Divergent action: Anne cuts the cost of purchasing furniture by sleeping on the floor every night.
Normative action: Steve goes for a short hike out in the local nature preserve.
Consequence: Steve enjoys getting out of the house and taking in the beauty of nature.
Normative action: Steve goes for a short hike out in the local nature preserve.
Consequence: Steve finds the film a bit mundane and still feels bored being cooped up inside.
Divergent action: Steve shuts the blinds and watches a movie on his television.
Consequence: Steve finds the film a bit mundane and still feels bored being cooped up inside.
Consequence: Steve enjoys getting out of the house and taking in the beauty of nature.
Divergent action: Steve shuts the blinds and watches a movie on his television.
Normative action: Max eats the watermelon and finds out that he actually likes it quite a bit.
Consequence: Max starts eating more fruits and is happier with a healthier body.
Normative action: Max eats the watermelon and finds out that he actually likes it quite a bit.
Consequence: Max continues to eat unhealthy and never tries a fruit again.
Divergent action: Max takes a bite of the watermelon and then proceeds to spit it out.
Consequence: Max continues to eat unhealthy and never tries a fruit again.
Consequence: Max starts eating more fruits and is happier with a healthier body.
Divergent action: Max takes a bite of the watermelon and then proceeds to spit it out.
Normative action: Daimen explains how Hannah's good qualities could assist Travis.
Consequence: A week after the party, Travis offers Hannah a drive.
Normative action: Daimen explains how Hannah's good qualities could assist Travis.
Consequence: Hannah breaks down crying.
Divergent action: Daimen giggles and builds on Travis' joke.
Consequence: Hannah breaks down crying.
Consequence: A week after the party, Travis offers Hannah a drive.
Divergent action: Daimen giggles and builds on Travis' joke.
Normative action: Jenny cleans her plate to make sure she gets her fill and doesn't waste any of her grocery budget.
Consequence: Jenny is full for the rest of the evening and doesn't eat anymore food before bed.
Normative action: Jenny cleans her plate to make sure she gets her fill and doesn't waste any of her grocery budget.
Consequence: Jenny feels environmentally wise, but finds herself hungry again an hour later and eats more food.
Divergent action: Jenny decides she cannot finish her dinner and rather than save it for later, she dumps the rest of her food into the compost pile.
Consequence: Jenny feels environmentally wise, but finds herself hungry again an hour later and eats more food.
Consequence: Jenny is full for the rest of the evening and doesn't eat anymore food before bed.
Divergent action: Jenny decides she cannot finish her dinner and rather than save it for later, she dumps the rest of her food into the compost pile.
Normative action: Jeffrey goes to the library to use their free wifi.
Consequence: Jeffrey is able to get online without paying for anything.
Normative action: Jeffrey goes to the library to use their free wifi.
Consequence: Holly experiences slow internet speeds and misses her work deadlines.
Divergent action: Jeffrey hacks into Holly's wifi account so that he can use her internet.
Consequence: Holly experiences slow internet speeds and misses her work deadlines.
Consequence: Jeffrey is able to get online without paying for anything.
Divergent action: Jeffrey hacks into Holly's wifi account so that he can use her internet.
Normative action: Phil tells his sister he cares for her deeply and that he is there for her if she needs advice.
Consequence: Phil's sister feels supported and safe.
Normative action: Phil tells his sister he cares for her deeply and that he is there for her if she needs advice.
Consequence: Phil's sister stops seeing her boyfriend and is very sad about it.
Divergent action: Phil tells his sister he thinks her new boyfriend is not good for her.
Consequence: Phil's sister stops seeing her boyfriend and is very sad about it.
Consequence: Phil's sister feels supported and safe.
Divergent action: Phil tells his sister he thinks her new boyfriend is not good for her.