CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Joe's parents feel loved by Joe and happy too.
Divergent action: Joe moves across the country and settles down and doesn't bother to ever call his folks.
Normative action: Mike tells Bill thanks for shopping with us, and he hopes he sees him again soon and then hands him the receipt.
Consequence: Bill feels like a valued customer and that Mike really cares whether he shops there or not and is happy to be treated that way.
Normative action: Mike tells Bill thanks for shopping with us, and he hopes he sees him again soon and then hands him the receipt.
Consequence: Bill is annoyed that he's being rushed through and that Mike seems robotic in trying to pump through customers.
Divergent action: Mike tells Bill that the transaction is complete, gives him a receipt and tells him to move along quickly for the next customer.
Consequence: Bill is annoyed that he's being rushed through and that Mike seems robotic in trying to pump through customers.
Consequence: Bill feels like a valued customer and that Mike really cares whether he shops there or not and is happy to be treated that way.
Divergent action: Mike tells Bill that the transaction is complete, gives him a receipt and tells him to move along quickly for the next customer.
Normative action: Before the wedding, Mark tells Tiffany that he's not ready to get married.
Consequence: Tiffany is sad, but appreciates that Mark told her before the wedding.
Normative action: Before the wedding, Mark tells Tiffany that he's not ready to get married.
Consequence: Tiffany becomes angry and frustrated at Mark for being so cruel.
Divergent action: Mark doesn't show up to the wedding and leaves Tiffany a break up letter.
Consequence: Tiffany becomes angry and frustrated at Mark for being so cruel.
Consequence: Tiffany is sad, but appreciates that Mark told her before the wedding.
Divergent action: Mark doesn't show up to the wedding and leaves Tiffany a break up letter.
Normative action: Hannah opens her email software and sends a resignation letter to her manager with two weeks notice.
Consequence: Hannah's manager is sad to see her go but understands and gives Hannah a glowing reference.
Normative action: Hannah opens her email software and sends a resignation letter to her manager with two weeks notice.
Consequence: The manager is stressed out and scrambles to find a replacement on short notice.
Divergent action: Hannah walks into her manager's office and throws her ID badge on the desk and tells the manager she's out and quits.
Consequence: The manager is stressed out and scrambles to find a replacement on short notice.
Consequence: Hannah's manager is sad to see her go but understands and gives Hannah a glowing reference.
Divergent action: Hannah walks into her manager's office and throws her ID badge on the desk and tells the manager she's out and quits.
Normative action: Timmy sits down and offers part of his meal to his friend without food and asks him why he is without food.
Consequence: Timmy's friend explains the unfortunate reason he didn't have any food but feels grateful that Timmy shared with him.
Normative action: Timmy sits down and offers part of his meal to his friend without food and asks him why he is without food.
Consequence: Timmy's friend is saddened that Timmy didn't inquire as to why he didn't have any food and goes hungry.
Divergent action: Timmy starts a long conversation with his friend that has no food and eats his entire meal in front of his friend during the conversation.
Consequence: Timmy's friend is saddened that Timmy didn't inquire as to why he didn't have any food and goes hungry.
Consequence: Timmy's friend explains the unfortunate reason he didn't have any food but feels grateful that Timmy shared with him.
Divergent action: Timmy starts a long conversation with his friend that has no food and eats his entire meal in front of his friend during the conversation.
Normative action: Jeff tells Tom that it is okay to be sad about the loss of a loved one, even if it's a dog.
Consequence: Tom feels better about the passing of his dog and continues talking to Jeff about it.
Normative action: Jeff tells Tom that it is okay to be sad about the loss of a loved one, even if it's a dog.
Consequence: Tom is even more hurt and avoids talking to Jeff for a week.
Divergent action: Jeff tells Tom that he shouldn't be upset because the dog wasn't even a person.
Consequence: Tom is even more hurt and avoids talking to Jeff for a week.
Consequence: Tom feels better about the passing of his dog and continues talking to Jeff about it.
Divergent action: Jeff tells Tom that he shouldn't be upset because the dog wasn't even a person.
Normative action: Mark talks to Natalie's parents and asks for their permission to take Natalie, and they agree with a few stipulations.
Consequence: Natalie's parents are happy that their daughter is dating such a respectable person.
Normative action: Mark talks to Natalie's parents and asks for their permission to take Natalie, and they agree with a few stipulations.
Consequence: Natalie's parents are very upset when they don't know where Natalie is.
Divergent action: Mark tells Natalie not to tell her parents about the trip, and that they will deal with them when they get back.
Consequence: Natalie's parents are very upset when they don't know where Natalie is.
Consequence: Natalie's parents are happy that their daughter is dating such a respectable person.
Divergent action: Mark tells Natalie not to tell her parents about the trip, and that they will deal with them when they get back.
Normative action: Logan plays the game sound track through his gaming headset.
Consequence: Logan has fun listening to music while playing games.
Normative action: Logan plays the game sound track through his gaming headset.
Consequence: Logan is banned from playing video games from the rest of the night when his sister talks to her mom about her brother.
Divergent action: Logan continues playing the game at a loud volume.
Consequence: Logan is banned from playing video games from the rest of the night when his sister talks to her mom about her brother.
Consequence: Logan has fun listening to music while playing games.
Divergent action: Logan continues playing the game at a loud volume.
Normative action: Silas asks his friend if they could watch stranger thing while he's hanging out at his friend's house.
Consequence: Silas and his friend bond over watching the show.
Normative action: Silas asks his friend if they could watch stranger thing while he's hanging out at his friend's house.
Consequence: Silas friend yells at him when he discovers Silas using his account.
Divergent action: Silas uses his friend's log in information to watch Netflix on his tv.
Consequence: Silas friend yells at him when he discovers Silas using his account.
Consequence: Silas and his friend bond over watching the show.
Divergent action: Silas uses his friend's log in information to watch Netflix on his tv.
Normative action: Nick talks to his dad about why his support for Trump bothers him.
Consequence: Nick is able to get things off his chest and let his dad know how he feels.
Normative action: Nick talks to his dad about why his support for Trump bothers him.
Consequence: Nick is never able to get along with his dad again.
Divergent action: Nick never talks to his dad and just chooses to stay away from him.
Consequence: Nick is never able to get along with his dad again.
Consequence: Nick is able to get things off his chest and let his dad know how he feels.
Divergent action: Nick never talks to his dad and just chooses to stay away from him.
Normative action: Jenna tells her kids that they can each pick one treat if they behave in the grocery store.
Consequence: Jenna's kids behave flawlessly because they're so excited to pick out their treats.
Normative action: Jenna tells her kids that they can each pick one treat if they behave in the grocery store.
Consequence: Jenna finds her kids checking the ground for money, so they might be able to buy a candy bar.
Divergent action: Jenna says no to anything her kids ask for, even healthy snacks.
Consequence: Jenna finds her kids checking the ground for money, so they might be able to buy a candy bar.
Consequence: Jenna's kids behave flawlessly because they're so excited to pick out their treats.
Divergent action: Jenna says no to anything her kids ask for, even healthy snacks.
Normative action: Jenny tells her daughter that the picture is nice and asks her daughter to tell her about it.
Consequence: Jenny's daughter is proud and decides to draw more pictures.
Normative action: Jenny tells her daughter that the picture is nice and asks her daughter to tell her about it.
Consequence: Jenny's daughter has her feelings hurt, and she doesn't want to draw for her mom any more.
Divergent action: Jenny tells her daughter that the picture is sloppy and looks really bad.
Consequence: Jenny's daughter has her feelings hurt, and she doesn't want to draw for her mom any more.
Consequence: Jenny's daughter is proud and decides to draw more pictures.
Divergent action: Jenny tells her daughter that the picture is sloppy and looks really bad.
Normative action: Ray introduces himself to the woman and strikes up a conversation.
Consequence: The woman has a friendly conversation with Ray and gives him her number.
Normative action: Ray introduces himself to the woman and strikes up a conversation.
Consequence: The woman slaps Ray in the face and reports him to the authorities.
Divergent action: Ray grabs the woman on her butt and introduces himself to her.
Consequence: The woman slaps Ray in the face and reports him to the authorities.
Consequence: The woman has a friendly conversation with Ray and gives him her number.
Divergent action: Ray grabs the woman on her butt and introduces himself to her.
Normative action: Jackson manages his guild mates on his phone telling them what they need to do to maximize their rewards.
Consequence: Jackson's guests enjoy spending time with Jackson.
Normative action: Jackson manages his guild mates on his phone telling them what they need to do to maximize their rewards.
Consequence: Jackson's guests leave the party early out of boredom.
Divergent action: Jackson spends the entire night playing on his MMO.
Consequence: Jackson's guests leave the party early out of boredom.
Consequence: Jackson's guests enjoy spending time with Jackson.
Divergent action: Jackson spends the entire night playing on his MMO.
Normative action: Doug makes smoothies for his sister and himself and surprises her with it when she gets home.
Consequence: Doug's sister is happy to get the smoothie and spends time hanging out with her brother while they drink the smoothies.
Normative action: Doug makes smoothies for his sister and himself and surprises her with it when she gets home.
Consequence: Doug's sister is mad because he scared her.
Divergent action: Doug hides behind the door wearing a scary face mask, jumps out, and scares his sister when she get home.
Consequence: Doug's sister is mad because he scared her.
Consequence: Doug's sister is happy to get the smoothie and spends time hanging out with her brother while they drink the smoothies.
Divergent action: Doug hides behind the door wearing a scary face mask, jumps out, and scares his sister when she get home.
Normative action: Trey uses his savings from work to do affordable travel and pays any credit card charges in full at the end of month.
Consequence: Trey has a fun relaxing trip while building his credit for the future.
Normative action: Trey uses his savings from work to do affordable travel and pays any credit card charges in full at the end of month.
Consequence: Trey can't pay the minimum fee after the trip and damages his credit score for years.
Divergent action: Trey spends $15,000 on his credit card for his spring break trip.
Consequence: Trey can't pay the minimum fee after the trip and damages his credit score for years.
Consequence: Trey has a fun relaxing trip while building his credit for the future.
Divergent action: Trey spends $15,000 on his credit card for his spring break trip.
Normative action: The parents resolve to do more fun things together with the children.
Consequence: The children enjoy time spent with their parents and the mood in the house improves.
Normative action: The parents resolve to do more fun things together with the children.
Consequence: The children have a great time and return to the family house in a good mood.
Divergent action: The parents drop the children off with their aunt the first chance they get.
Consequence: The children have a great time and return to the family house in a good mood.
Consequence: The children enjoy time spent with their parents and the mood in the house improves.
Divergent action: The parents drop the children off with their aunt the first chance they get.
Normative action: Angela encourages the dog to get into the car with a treat.
Consequence: The dog associates the car with treats and trusts Angela and goes willingly.
Normative action: Angela encourages the dog to get into the car with a treat.
Consequence: The dog will stop getting into the car willingly after being lied to.
Divergent action: Angela tells her dog they're going to the park.
Consequence: The dog will stop getting into the car willingly after being lied to.
Consequence: The dog associates the car with treats and trusts Angela and goes willingly.
Divergent action: Angela tells her dog they're going to the park.
Normative action: Bobby wakes Jill up and encourages her to go to class even if she is late.
Consequence: Jill attends the class and is able to complete an important project.
Normative action: Bobby wakes Jill up and encourages her to go to class even if she is late.
Consequence: Jill misses an important project assignment and fails her course.
Divergent action: Bobby wakes up Jill and tells her that it is OK if she sleeps through class.
Consequence: Jill misses an important project assignment and fails her course.
Consequence: Jill attends the class and is able to complete an important project.
Divergent action: Bobby wakes up Jill and tells her that it is OK if she sleeps through class.
Normative action: Karen flags down her server and says she'd like to pay her check, so she can leave.
Consequence: Karen goes home, satisfied by the meal, and relaxes for the rest of the evening.
Normative action: Karen flags down her server and says she'd like to pay her check, so she can leave.
Consequence: The restaurant manager calls the police and Karen is arrested for theft of service.
Divergent action: Karen grows impatient waiting for the server to bring her bill, so she decides to simply leave without paying.
Consequence: The restaurant manager calls the police and Karen is arrested for theft of service.
Consequence: Karen goes home, satisfied by the meal, and relaxes for the rest of the evening.
Divergent action: Karen grows impatient waiting for the server to bring her bill, so she decides to simply leave without paying.
Normative action: Robert walks up to the boy and tells him that it is wrong to steal, making him promise not to steal in the future.
Consequence: The boy listens to Robert and does not steal anymore in the future.
Normative action: Robert walks up to the boy and tells him that it is wrong to steal, making him promise not to steal in the future.
Consequence: The mother starts to violently yell and smack the boy on the butt, causing him a lot of pain.
Divergent action: Robert walks up to the boy, asks where his parent is and then tells his mom what the boy did.
Consequence: The mother starts to violently yell and smack the boy on the butt, causing him a lot of pain.
Consequence: The boy listens to Robert and does not steal anymore in the future.
Divergent action: Robert walks up to the boy, asks where his parent is and then tells his mom what the boy did.
Normative action: Lisa asks her friend if she can have a piece of candy.
Consequence: Lisa's friend thanks her for asking and tells her to take as much as she'd like.
Normative action: Lisa asks her friend if she can have a piece of candy.
Consequence: Lisa is caught and now her friend no longer trusts her.
Divergent action: Lisa sneaks handfuls of candy and puts them in her pocket.
Consequence: Lisa is caught and now her friend no longer trusts her.
Consequence: Lisa's friend thanks her for asking and tells her to take as much as she'd like.
Divergent action: Lisa sneaks handfuls of candy and puts them in her pocket.
Normative action: John waits until a conversation is being had between all three of them, and asks them if they have any plans for the weekend.
Consequence: Jill tells John about the party and both tell John he is more than welcome to come if he has no plans.
Normative action: John waits until a conversation is being had between all three of them, and asks them if they have any plans for the weekend.
Consequence: The atmosphere becomes tense and awkward as Jack and Jill try to think of excuses for why they may not end up going.
Divergent action: John buts in and asks where his invite is.
Consequence: The atmosphere becomes tense and awkward as Jack and Jill try to think of excuses for why they may not end up going.
Consequence: Jill tells John about the party and both tell John he is more than welcome to come if he has no plans.
Divergent action: John buts in and asks where his invite is.
Normative action: Samantha tells her boyfriend that she is worried about how much he is drinking, and gently tells him she would support him even if he stopped drinking.
Consequence: Samantha's boyfriend slows down his drinking, and eventually gets to the point where he only drinks on special occassions.
Normative action: Samantha tells her boyfriend that she is worried about how much he is drinking, and gently tells him she would support him even if he stopped drinking.
Consequence: Samantha and her boyfriend start getting into drunken arguments and end up splitting up.
Divergent action: Samantha knowing her boyfriend enjoys drinking, never says anything and starts drinking with him.
Consequence: Samantha and her boyfriend start getting into drunken arguments and end up splitting up.
Consequence: Samantha's boyfriend slows down his drinking, and eventually gets to the point where he only drinks on special occassions.
Divergent action: Samantha knowing her boyfriend enjoys drinking, never says anything and starts drinking with him.
Normative action: Greg respects Tim's wishes and only drinks when Tim is not around.
Consequence: Greg is able to support Tim’s recovery in a positive way.
Normative action: Greg respects Tim's wishes and only drinks when Tim is not around.
Consequence: Tim relapses and eventually dies of complications from alcoholism.
Divergent action: Greg drinks around Tim and always says it's no big deal if Tim drinks again.
Consequence: Tim relapses and eventually dies of complications from alcoholism.
Consequence: Greg is able to support Tim’s recovery in a positive way.
Divergent action: Greg drinks around Tim and always says it's no big deal if Tim drinks again.
Normative action: Patsy gives her grandchildren a plate of healthy fruits and vegetables.
Consequence: The two children eat everything on the plate, making them happy and energetic.
Normative action: Patsy gives her grandchildren a plate of healthy fruits and vegetables.
Consequence: The two children aren't used to all the sugar, and they both get a stomachache.
Divergent action: Patsy feeds her grandchildren candy and ice cream against the express wishes of their mother.
Consequence: The two children aren't used to all the sugar, and they both get a stomachache.
Consequence: The two children eat everything on the plate, making them happy and energetic.
Divergent action: Patsy feeds her grandchildren candy and ice cream against the express wishes of their mother.
Normative action: Annie talks to the waiter politely, and he brings her a new dish.
Consequence: The waiter enjoys his job so much he ends up picking up another shift and makes extra money.
Normative action: Annie talks to the waiter politely, and he brings her a new dish.
Consequence: The waiter is so upset by Annie's actions that he ends up quitting his job.
Divergent action: Annie yells at the waiter at the top of her lungs, and he brings her a new dish.
Consequence: The waiter is so upset by Annie's actions that he ends up quitting his job.
Consequence: The waiter enjoys his job so much he ends up picking up another shift and makes extra money.
Divergent action: Annie yells at the waiter at the top of her lungs, and he brings her a new dish.
Normative action: Debbie sends her friend Andy an invitation to her birthday party.
Consequence: Andy is very excited and looks forward to attending.
Normative action: Debbie sends her friend Andy an invitation to her birthday party.
Consequence: Andy finds out he has been excluded from the party and feels left out.
Divergent action: Debbie does not send an invitation to her friend Andy.
Consequence: Andy finds out he has been excluded from the party and feels left out.
Consequence: Andy is very excited and looks forward to attending.
Divergent action: Debbie does not send an invitation to her friend Andy.
Normative action: Mary asks her sister how her marriage is going and tells her she's always there for her.
Consequence: Mary's sister is happy to feel some support and asks Mary for advice, which she finds helpful and makes her feel stronger.
Normative action: Mary asks her sister how her marriage is going and tells her she's always there for her.
Consequence: Mary's sister is completely devastated by the news and doesn't know what she should do now.
Divergent action: Mary tells her sister that her husband is having an affair.
Consequence: Mary's sister is completely devastated by the news and doesn't know what she should do now.
Consequence: Mary's sister is happy to feel some support and asks Mary for advice, which she finds helpful and makes her feel stronger.
Divergent action: Mary tells her sister that her husband is having an affair.
Normative action: Sal decided to plan dates for him and his girlfriend in advance to see if he could pry her from the phone.
Consequence: Sal and his girlfriend ended up spending much more time together becoming closer in their relationship.
Normative action: Sal decided to plan dates for him and his girlfriend in advance to see if he could pry her from the phone.
Consequence: Sals girlfriend feeling pressured decided to break up with sal because he was being to controling.
Divergent action: Sal trying told his girlfriend she had to stop talking to her friends.
Consequence: Sals girlfriend feeling pressured decided to break up with sal because he was being to controling.
Consequence: Sal and his girlfriend ended up spending much more time together becoming closer in their relationship.
Divergent action: Sal trying told his girlfriend she had to stop talking to her friends.
Normative action: Rodney explains to Alex that he likes them but isn't feeling the romantic vibe.
Consequence: Rodney maintains a positive impression with Alex, and they are able to remain friends.
Normative action: Rodney explains to Alex that he likes them but isn't feeling the romantic vibe.
Consequence: Rodney runs into Alex out in public one day and gets yelled at.
Divergent action: Rodney decides to just stop texting Alex altogether and start seeing someone else.
Consequence: Rodney runs into Alex out in public one day and gets yelled at.
Consequence: Rodney maintains a positive impression with Alex, and they are able to remain friends.
Divergent action: Rodney decides to just stop texting Alex altogether and start seeing someone else.
Normative action: Sally decides to just have a glass of water and come up with some fun conversational topics.
Consequence: Sally has a good time, feels more motivated to stay strong for the rest of the pregnancy, and has a smooth delivery.
Normative action: Sally decides to just have a glass of water and come up with some fun conversational topics.
Consequence: Sally starts to make more exceptions and eventually it starts to take a toll on the baby's health.