CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Charles takes just one piece of candy from each house, and his friends suggest staying out longer.
Consequence: Charles and his friends are able to collect more candy by spending a longer time trick-or-treating.
Normative action: Charles takes just one piece of candy from each house, and his friends suggest staying out longer.
Consequence: The trick-or-treaters who come after Charles have no candy to choose from.
Divergent action: Charles takes a handful of candy from every bucket, even when asked to take only one.
Consequence: The trick-or-treaters who come after Charles have no candy to choose from.
Consequence: Charles and his friends are able to collect more candy by spending a longer time trick-or-treating.
Divergent action: Charles takes a handful of candy from every bucket, even when asked to take only one.
Normative action: Roy invites his roommate to have some of the beers with him.
Consequence: Roy's roommate is happy that he gets to have some free beer.
Normative action: Roy invites his roommate to have some of the beers with him.
Consequence: Roy's roommate notices all of the beer and feels left out.
Divergent action: Roy drinks the beer alone as he is relaxing at home.
Consequence: Roy's roommate notices all of the beer and feels left out.
Consequence: Roy's roommate is happy that he gets to have some free beer.
Divergent action: Roy drinks the beer alone as he is relaxing at home.
Normative action: Mike immediately says he is sorry for his behavior the previous night.
Consequence: Mike's friend accepts his apology.
Normative action: Mike immediately says he is sorry for his behavior the previous night.
Consequence: Mike's friend gets up and leaves in the middle of lunch.
Divergent action: Mike cracks a tasteless joke about his friend's girlfriend.
Consequence: Mike's friend gets up and leaves in the middle of lunch.
Consequence: Mike's friend accepts his apology.
Divergent action: Mike cracks a tasteless joke about his friend's girlfriend.
Normative action: Frank decides to wait to run his errands until after he's dropped Fiona off.
Consequence: Fiona appreciates Frank's consideration and thanks him for the ride.
Normative action: Frank decides to wait to run his errands until after he's dropped Fiona off.
Consequence: Fiona ends up being very late to work and her boss is furious with her.
Divergent action: Frank decides it'd be most efficient if he did some of his errands on the way to taking Fiona to work.
Consequence: Fiona ends up being very late to work and her boss is furious with her.
Consequence: Fiona appreciates Frank's consideration and thanks him for the ride.
Divergent action: Frank decides it'd be most efficient if he did some of his errands on the way to taking Fiona to work.
Normative action: Francine uses phrasing that is professional but emotive.
Consequence: Francine's work group will be able to relate to her disappointment.
Normative action: Francine uses phrasing that is professional but emotive.
Consequence: Francine's work group will think she is unhinged.
Divergent action: Francine uses many explicit words in the email to express herself.
Consequence: Francine's work group will think she is unhinged.
Consequence: Francine's work group will be able to relate to her disappointment.
Divergent action: Francine uses many explicit words in the email to express herself.
Normative action: Scott tells Jimmy that he was using the ball and asks if he will give it back to him.
Consequence: Jimmy apologizes to Scott and gives him back the ball.
Normative action: Scott tells Jimmy that he was using the ball and asks if he will give it back to him.
Consequence: Scott is sent to the principal's office and later suspended from school for using violence against another student.
Divergent action: Scott strikes Jimmy with his fists and pushes him to the ground before taking the ball back.
Consequence: Scott is sent to the principal's office and later suspended from school for using violence against another student.
Consequence: Jimmy apologizes to Scott and gives him back the ball.
Divergent action: Scott strikes Jimmy with his fists and pushes him to the ground before taking the ball back.
Normative action: Karen forwards her friend to an online resource where she can learn more.
Consequence: Karen's friend learns that the supplement might interfere with her specific needs.
Normative action: Karen forwards her friend to an online resource where she can learn more.
Consequence: Karen's friend takes the supplement and ends up having adverse side effects.
Divergent action: Karen suggests that it should be fine even though she's not entirely sure this is always the case.
Consequence: Karen's friend takes the supplement and ends up having adverse side effects.
Consequence: Karen's friend learns that the supplement might interfere with her specific needs.
Divergent action: Karen suggests that it should be fine even though she's not entirely sure this is always the case.
Normative action: Ann stays with the elderly people and her mom, and calm them down before the employees start to evacuate them.
Consequence: The other elderly residents feel secured and wait patiently for further instructions.
Normative action: Ann stays with the elderly people and her mom, and calm them down before the employees start to evacuate them.
Consequence: The other elderly residents in the nursing home feel scared and some of them start to cry.
Divergent action: Ann immediately takes her mom out of the nursing home to a safe place.
Consequence: The other elderly residents in the nursing home feel scared and some of them start to cry.
Consequence: The other elderly residents feel secured and wait patiently for further instructions.
Divergent action: Ann immediately takes her mom out of the nursing home to a safe place.
Normative action: Eric quickly washes his dishes and heads upstairs to eat and sleep.
Consequence: John has clean dishes to cook with and thinks Eric cares about him.
Normative action: Eric quickly washes his dishes and heads upstairs to eat and sleep.
Consequence: John doesn't have any clean dishes to cook with and is very angry at Eric.
Divergent action: Eric goes upstairs to his room with his food without washing anything and eats and goes to bed.
Consequence: John doesn't have any clean dishes to cook with and is very angry at Eric.
Consequence: John has clean dishes to cook with and thinks Eric cares about him.
Divergent action: Eric goes upstairs to his room with his food without washing anything and eats and goes to bed.
Normative action: Tammy invites the whole team up to the podium and thanks all the team members for their hard work and perseverance that earned them the trophy.
Consequence: Tammy's team is thrilled to have her as their coach, and they vow to try their hardest next season as well.
Normative action: Tammy invites the whole team up to the podium and thanks all the team members for their hard work and perseverance that earned them the trophy.
Consequence: Tammy's team finds her attitude off-putting, and they're offended that she is taking all the credit for the win.
Divergent action: Tammy spends the entirety of her time at the podium talking about her skills and how well she coached the team.
Consequence: Tammy's team finds her attitude off-putting, and they're offended that she is taking all the credit for the win.
Consequence: Tammy's team is thrilled to have her as their coach, and they vow to try their hardest next season as well.
Divergent action: Tammy spends the entirety of her time at the podium talking about her skills and how well she coached the team.
Normative action: John introduces himself to the Jewish person as he would do so with anybody else.
Consequence: The Jewish person enjoys a friendly little chat with John.
Normative action: John introduces himself to the Jewish person as he would do so with anybody else.
Consequence: The Jewish person is greatly offended by John's remarks and yells at John.
Divergent action: John uses slang terms to get the Jewish person's attention and asks a question that alludes to stereotypes about Jewish people.
Consequence: The Jewish person is greatly offended by John's remarks and yells at John.
Consequence: The Jewish person enjoys a friendly little chat with John.
Divergent action: John uses slang terms to get the Jewish person's attention and asks a question that alludes to stereotypes about Jewish people.
Normative action: Erica pre-orders the phone online and pays extra so it will be delivered to her when it's available.
Consequence: Erica stays on track with her studies and is able to conveniently obtain the phone.
Normative action: Erica pre-orders the phone online and pays extra so it will be delivered to her when it's available.
Consequence: Erica falls behind in her classes and has to work extra hard to catch up with her classmates.
Divergent action: Erica doesn't go to school on Wednesday or Thursday, so she can wait outside the store.
Consequence: Erica falls behind in her classes and has to work extra hard to catch up with her classmates.
Consequence: Erica stays on track with her studies and is able to conveniently obtain the phone.
Divergent action: Erica doesn't go to school on Wednesday or Thursday, so she can wait outside the store.
Normative action: Ree leaves the party and sends Hayley an apology text the following morning once she's sobered up.
Consequence: Hayley apologizes to Ree as well, and they get on speaking terms again.
Normative action: Ree leaves the party and sends Hayley an apology text the following morning once she's sobered up.
Consequence: Ree and Hayley never speak again.
Divergent action: Ree leaves the party and never apologizes to Hayley going forward.
Consequence: Ree and Hayley never speak again.
Consequence: Hayley apologizes to Ree as well, and they get on speaking terms again.
Divergent action: Ree leaves the party and never apologizes to Hayley going forward.
Normative action: Jan sweeps, cleans, and airs out her house before inviting a friend over.
Consequence: Jan and her friend spend the day catching up on her couch.
Normative action: Jan sweeps, cleans, and airs out her house before inviting a friend over.
Consequence: Jan's friend starts coughing and has to leave due to all of the dirt and pet odor in Jan's home.
Divergent action: Jan invites a friend over without picking up first.
Consequence: Jan's friend starts coughing and has to leave due to all of the dirt and pet odor in Jan's home.
Consequence: Jan and her friend spend the day catching up on her couch.
Divergent action: Jan invites a friend over without picking up first.
Normative action: Victor creates a young adults open audition call on an acting network website.
Consequence: Twenty people show up for the audition giving Victor the opportunity to create a diverse cast.
Normative action: Victor creates a young adults open audition call on an acting network website.
Consequence: Victor is called out on his behavior when one of the teens leaks the erotic script online.
Divergent action: Victor searches for teenage actresses and actors on Facebook to audition for him.
Consequence: Victor is called out on his behavior when one of the teens leaks the erotic script online.
Consequence: Twenty people show up for the audition giving Victor the opportunity to create a diverse cast.
Divergent action: Victor searches for teenage actresses and actors on Facebook to audition for him.
Normative action: Jon decides to give the veteran a bit of cash to hold him over.
Consequence: The veteran is able to use the cash to cover short term expenses.
Normative action: Jon decides to give the veteran a bit of cash to hold him over.
Consequence: The veteran is unable to find anyone to help his situation.
Divergent action: Jon thanks the veteran for his service and shakes his hand.
Consequence: The veteran is unable to find anyone to help his situation.
Consequence: The veteran is able to use the cash to cover short term expenses.
Divergent action: Jon thanks the veteran for his service and shakes his hand.
Normative action: Lana tells her friends what happened to her, they spread the word that Clark is a creep, and he's not invited to any more parties.
Consequence: Eventually, Clark leaves town because none of his friends will talk to him any more.
Normative action: Lana tells her friends what happened to her, they spread the word that Clark is a creep, and he's not invited to any more parties.
Consequence: Clark has gotten away with assault, and goes on to assault more women until someone finally turns him in.
Divergent action: Lana doesn't tell anyone about the assault because she is ashamed, she stays home where she feels safe instead of going to parties.
Consequence: Clark has gotten away with assault, and goes on to assault more women until someone finally turns him in.
Consequence: Eventually, Clark leaves town because none of his friends will talk to him any more.
Divergent action: Lana doesn't tell anyone about the assault because she is ashamed, she stays home where she feels safe instead of going to parties.
Normative action: Darius pours a glass of champagne for all of his guests but makes a special mocktail for Eve.
Consequence: Eve appreciates Darius' gesture, and they all toast to friendship.
Normative action: Darius pours a glass of champagne for all of his guests but makes a special mocktail for Eve.
Consequence: Eve is offended by Darius' offering and leaves the cookout.
Divergent action: Darius pours a glass of champagne for all of his guests, including Eve.
Consequence: Eve is offended by Darius' offering and leaves the cookout.
Consequence: Eve appreciates Darius' gesture, and they all toast to friendship.
Divergent action: Darius pours a glass of champagne for all of his guests, including Eve.
Normative action: Walter describes the missing book and asks Jody if she's seen it laying somewhere.
Consequence: Jody points to the book on the coffee table, and Walter thanks her.
Normative action: Walter describes the missing book and asks Jody if she's seen it laying somewhere.
Consequence: Jody gives him a dirty look and points to the book on the coffee table, then leaves and never speaks to Walter again.
Divergent action: Walter instantly accuses Jody of taking the book without asking.
Consequence: Jody gives him a dirty look and points to the book on the coffee table, then leaves and never speaks to Walter again.
Consequence: Jody points to the book on the coffee table, and Walter thanks her.
Divergent action: Walter instantly accuses Jody of taking the book without asking.
Normative action: Ralph puts the can into the recycle bin before dumping the rest of the tray into the trash can.
Consequence: His friends follow his lead and sort out their recyclable items too.
Normative action: Ralph puts the can into the recycle bin before dumping the rest of the tray into the trash can.
Consequence: His friends are embarrassed and think Ralph is lazy and inconsiderate.
Divergent action: Ralph doesn't feel like sorting the items on his tray, so he dumps it all into the non–recyclable can.
Consequence: His friends are embarrassed and think Ralph is lazy and inconsiderate.
Consequence: His friends follow his lead and sort out their recyclable items too.
Divergent action: Ralph doesn't feel like sorting the items on his tray, so he dumps it all into the non–recyclable can.
Normative action: Cal asks Ana if it'd be okay if she gave him oral sex.
Consequence: Ana is more willing to give Cal oral and appreciates that he asked for her consent.
Normative action: Cal asks Ana if it'd be okay if she gave him oral sex.
Consequence: Ana feels like she is being raped and is not aroused anymore.
Divergent action: Cal tells Ana to get on her knees and start giving him oral.
Consequence: Ana feels like she is being raped and is not aroused anymore.
Consequence: Ana is more willing to give Cal oral and appreciates that he asked for her consent.
Divergent action: Cal tells Ana to get on her knees and start giving him oral.
Normative action: Daniel moves out of his parents' home and finds an apartment and a roommate to split costs with.
Consequence: Daniel's parents are free to use Daniel's room as they wish and pursue their own interests without worrying about Daniel.
Normative action: Daniel moves out of his parents' home and finds an apartment and a roommate to split costs with.
Consequence: Daniel's parents get tired of having to take care of him and miss out on some of their retirement plans.
Divergent action: Daniel continues to live at home rent-free and stashes all of his paychecks.
Consequence: Daniel's parents get tired of having to take care of him and miss out on some of their retirement plans.
Consequence: Daniel's parents are free to use Daniel's room as they wish and pursue their own interests without worrying about Daniel.
Divergent action: Daniel continues to live at home rent-free and stashes all of his paychecks.
Normative action: Clyde tells the student that he will understand it with time and practice.
Consequence: The student continues pushing until he masters the content, feeling good about himself.
Normative action: Clyde tells the student that he will understand it with time and practice.
Consequence: The student thinks that he will never be able to do it and gives up.
Divergent action: Clyde tells the student that not everyone can do it and not to feel bad if he doesn't have the "knack" for it.
Consequence: The student thinks that he will never be able to do it and gives up.
Consequence: The student continues pushing until he masters the content, feeling good about himself.
Divergent action: Clyde tells the student that not everyone can do it and not to feel bad if he doesn't have the "knack" for it.
Normative action: Clayton recites an inspirational quote and offers to help Maurice study.
Consequence: With Clayton's help Maurice's grades start improving.
Normative action: Clayton recites an inspirational quote and offers to help Maurice study.
Consequence: Maurice's parents forbids Maurice from hanging out  with Clayton after discovering his actions.
Divergent action: Clayton makes a silly impersonation of Maurice's parents.
Consequence: Maurice's parents forbids Maurice from hanging out  with Clayton after discovering his actions.
Consequence: With Clayton's help Maurice's grades start improving.
Divergent action: Clayton makes a silly impersonation of Maurice's parents.
Normative action: Tony moves from the centerline to the side of the sidewalk letting people pass him.
Consequence: People think Tony is considerate and don't get angry with him.
Normative action: Tony moves from the centerline to the side of the sidewalk letting people pass him.
Consequence: People walking behind him who are faster get very upset and may push Tony and hurt him.
Divergent action: Tony continues down the centerline of the sidewalk pretending he doesn't see people behind him.
Consequence: People walking behind him who are faster get very upset and may push Tony and hurt him.
Consequence: People think Tony is considerate and don't get angry with him.
Divergent action: Tony continues down the centerline of the sidewalk pretending he doesn't see people behind him.
Normative action: Connor books a vacation at a hotel and casino in Las Vegas.
Consequence: Connor wins $200 playing blackjack and uses his winning to see a performance by Cirque du Soleil.
Normative action: Connor books a vacation at a hotel and casino in Las Vegas.
Consequence: Connor is extremely bored in Bismarck and can't find anything he wants to do.
Divergent action: Connor randomly chooses a city he's never been to and plans a trip to Bismarck, North Dakota.
Consequence: Connor is extremely bored in Bismarck and can't find anything he wants to do.
Consequence: Connor wins $200 playing blackjack and uses his winning to see a performance by Cirque du Soleil.
Divergent action: Connor randomly chooses a city he's never been to and plans a trip to Bismarck, North Dakota.
Normative action: Usama cleans his room placing all of his dirty clothes into a basket and tosses the trash into the trashcan.
Consequence: Usama's mental state improves from being in a clean room.
Normative action: Usama cleans his room placing all of his dirty clothes into a basket and tosses the trash into the trashcan.
Consequence: Usama is unable to find his favorite shirt due to all of the mess in his room.
Divergent action: Usama organizes the massive number of files on his computer.
Consequence: Usama is unable to find his favorite shirt due to all of the mess in his room.
Consequence: Usama's mental state improves from being in a clean room.
Divergent action: Usama organizes the massive number of files on his computer.
Normative action: Megan gives her colleague some constructive advice relevant to the project.
Consequence: Megan's colleague becomes more confident in the task and his performance improves.
Normative action: Megan gives her colleague some constructive advice relevant to the project.
Consequence: Megan's colleague feels discouraged and it affects his performance in a bad way.
Divergent action: Megan questions their intelligence thinking that this will light a fire under them.
Consequence: Megan's colleague feels discouraged and it affects his performance in a bad way.
Consequence: Megan's colleague becomes more confident in the task and his performance improves.
Divergent action: Megan questions their intelligence thinking that this will light a fire under them.
Normative action: Christina drinks an energy drink and heads out to the restaurant to meet up with Eugene.
Consequence: Eugene has a nice time with Christina but can tell that she's tired, so he offers to cut their outing short, so she can get some rest.
Normative action: Christina drinks an energy drink and heads out to the restaurant to meet up with Eugene.
Consequence: Eugene has dinner at the restaurant by himself and decides not to invite Christina out again.
Divergent action: Christina grabs some food from the fridge and texts Eugene minutes before their agreed upon time, letting him know that she won't be able to make it.
Consequence: Eugene has dinner at the restaurant by himself and decides not to invite Christina out again.
Consequence: Eugene has a nice time with Christina but can tell that she's tired, so he offers to cut their outing short, so she can get some rest.
Divergent action: Christina grabs some food from the fridge and texts Eugene minutes before their agreed upon time, letting him know that she won't be able to make it.
Normative action: Kyle tells the interviewer that while he has no experience with high schoolers, he has done a lot of research on what they respond to best.
Consequence: The interviewer takes a chance on Kyle and gives him the job.
Normative action: Kyle tells the interviewer that while he has no experience with high schoolers, he has done a lot of research on what they respond to best.
Consequence: The interviewer calls the neighboring high school to confirm, and learns that Kyle has never worked there.
Divergent action: Kyle tells the interviewer that he has experience teaching at a high school in a neighboring town.
Consequence: The interviewer calls the neighboring high school to confirm, and learns that Kyle has never worked there.
Consequence: The interviewer takes a chance on Kyle and gives him the job.
Divergent action: Kyle tells the interviewer that he has experience teaching at a high school in a neighboring town.
Normative action: John uses the snuggie while watching a movie with his girlfriend.
Consequence: His girlfriend is glad he is using the gift.
Normative action: John uses the snuggie while watching a movie with his girlfriend.
Consequence: His girlfriend finds out and is sad.
Divergent action: John decides to return the snuggie to Bed Bath and Beyond because he does not want it.
Consequence: His girlfriend finds out and is sad.
Consequence: His girlfriend is glad he is using the gift.
Divergent action: John decides to return the snuggie to Bed Bath and Beyond because he does not want it.
Normative action: Fiona tells her husband about the planned trip to AC and asks him to trust her while she is away.
Consequence: Fiona is able to go on her trip with her husbands approval.