CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Bill gives his real phone number to his employers and reasons that he can avoid them with caller ID.
Consequence: Bill's employers are able to reach Bill at a critical time, helping their business.
Normative action: Bill gives his real phone number to his employers and reasons that he can avoid them with caller ID.
Consequence: Bill's employers attempt to call Bill to come in to work, but cannot find him and are in a bad situation.
Divergent action: Bill puts down a fake phone number so his employers can't trace him.
Consequence: Bill's employers attempt to call Bill to come in to work, but cannot find him and are in a bad situation.
Consequence: Bill's employers are able to reach Bill at a critical time, helping their business.
Divergent action: Bill puts down a fake phone number so his employers can't trace him.
Normative action: Zach makes sure he has all of his personal belongings before leaving the diner for the movie theater.
Consequence: Zach makes it to the movie just in time and finds the movie ticket he needs in his wallet.
Normative action: Zach makes sure he has all of his personal belongings before leaving the diner for the movie theater.
Consequence: Zach later realizes he forgot his wallet, gets very worried and ends up missing the movie because the tickets were inside of it.
Divergent action: Zach is in such a hurry that he accidentally leaves his wallet behind on the table at the diner.
Consequence: Zach later realizes he forgot his wallet, gets very worried and ends up missing the movie because the tickets were inside of it.
Consequence: Zach makes it to the movie just in time and finds the movie ticket he needs in his wallet.
Divergent action: Zach is in such a hurry that he accidentally leaves his wallet behind on the table at the diner.
Normative action: Sandra talks in a language that everyone understands and involves them in conversation.
Consequence: All of her friends join in and have a great and memorable conversation during their meal.
Normative action: Sandra talks in a language that everyone understands and involves them in conversation.
Consequence: The other friends feel left out and become both suspicious and jealous of Sandra.
Divergent action: Sandra talks in Spanish with the friends that speak Spanish, enjoying a lively conversation.
Consequence: The other friends feel left out and become both suspicious and jealous of Sandra.
Consequence: All of her friends join in and have a great and memorable conversation during their meal.
Divergent action: Sandra talks in Spanish with the friends that speak Spanish, enjoying a lively conversation.
Normative action: John writes some instructions down on paper and gives it to Mindy, saying she'll pick it up in no time.
Consequence: Mindy feels John loves her and feels happy and confident in using the laptop.
Normative action: John writes some instructions down on paper and gives it to Mindy, saying she'll pick it up in no time.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and feels sad and isn't confident using the laptop.
Divergent action: John says to Mindy he can't understand how she doesn't know how to use it, and she must be dumb.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and feels sad and isn't confident using the laptop.
Consequence: Mindy feels John loves her and feels happy and confident in using the laptop.
Divergent action: John says to Mindy he can't understand how she doesn't know how to use it, and she must be dumb.
Normative action: John shares the pie with Mindy and buys himself another pie too.
Consequence: Mindy feels John loves her and is happy to eat some pie.
Normative action: John shares the pie with Mindy and buys himself another pie too.
Consequence: Mindy feels John doesn't love her that much and is sad she can't have pie.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy it's his pie and takes it to his bedroom.
Consequence: Mindy feels John doesn't love her that much and is sad she can't have pie.
Consequence: Mindy feels John loves her and is happy to eat some pie.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy it's his pie and takes it to his bedroom.
Normative action: Peter admits that the dishwasher has issues and offers to give the customers a large enough discount to cover repairs.
Consequence: The customers are grateful for the offer, buy the dishwasher, and become loyal customers of Peter's.
Normative action: Peter admits that the dishwasher has issues and offers to give the customers a large enough discount to cover repairs.
Consequence: The customers find out that the dishwasher doesn't work later that night and leave Peter a terrible Yelp review.
Divergent action: Peter tells the customers that the dishwasher works great and guarantees they'll like it.
Consequence: The customers find out that the dishwasher doesn't work later that night and leave Peter a terrible Yelp review.
Consequence: The customers are grateful for the offer, buy the dishwasher, and become loyal customers of Peter's.
Divergent action: Peter tells the customers that the dishwasher works great and guarantees they'll like it.
Normative action: Sarah helps Gus open the box, so he can get to the gift.
Consequence: Gus has fun playing with the gift that Sarah has given to him.
Normative action: Sarah helps Gus open the box, so he can get to the gift.
Consequence: Gus tries hard to get the box open, but he can't figure it out.
Divergent action: Sarah lets her son try to open the box on his own.
Consequence: Gus tries hard to get the box open, but he can't figure it out.
Consequence: Gus has fun playing with the gift that Sarah has given to him.
Divergent action: Sarah lets her son try to open the box on his own.
Normative action: Maxwell searches through some academic journals to cut down on his classmate's research time.
Consequence: Maxwell learns information that helps him complete papers in the future.
Normative action: Maxwell searches through some academic journals to cut down on his classmate's research time.
Consequence: Maxwell feels guilty when he finds out that his classmate couldn't turn in her paper on time.
Divergent action: Maxwell leaves his friend going home to organize all the books in his room.
Consequence: Maxwell feels guilty when he finds out that his classmate couldn't turn in her paper on time.
Consequence: Maxwell learns information that helps him complete papers in the future.
Divergent action: Maxwell leaves his friend going home to organize all the books in his room.
Normative action: John says Mindy has some good points and asks if Mindy will listen to some of his too.
Consequence: Mindy feels loved and respected and closer to John than ever before.
Normative action: John says Mindy has some good points and asks if Mindy will listen to some of his too.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and thinks he doesn't love her at all.
Divergent action: John takes his hand and strikes Mindy across the face and raises his voice.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and thinks he doesn't love her at all.
Consequence: Mindy feels loved and respected and closer to John than ever before.
Divergent action: John takes his hand and strikes Mindy across the face and raises his voice.
Normative action: Waldo explains to his best friend that values of honesty and encourages him to tell his significant other.
Consequence: Waldo's best friend explains to his significant other that he cheated on her, and they are able to work through it and save the relationship.
Normative action: Waldo explains to his best friend that values of honesty and encourages him to tell his significant other.
Consequence: Waldo's best friend's significant other leaves him, and he decides to stop being Waldo's friend.
Divergent action: Waldo tells his best friend's significant other the truth hoping to teach his best friend by leading by example.
Consequence: Waldo's best friend's significant other leaves him, and he decides to stop being Waldo's friend.
Consequence: Waldo's best friend explains to his significant other that he cheated on her, and they are able to work through it and save the relationship.
Divergent action: Waldo tells his best friend's significant other the truth hoping to teach his best friend by leading by example.
Normative action: Lenny drinks a large glass of water at the party.
Consequence: Lenny will be refreshed and be able to host the party well.
Normative action: Lenny drinks a large glass of water at the party.
Consequence: Lenny will get drunk and start causing trouble at the party.
Divergent action: Lenny drinks a large glass of vodka at the party.
Consequence: Lenny will get drunk and start causing trouble at the party.
Consequence: Lenny will be refreshed and be able to host the party well.
Divergent action: Lenny drinks a large glass of vodka at the party.
Normative action: Mack pulls over quickly, lets the car by, and jumps right back into his lane.
Consequence: The other car continues weaving through traffic and Mack is able to continue safely.
Normative action: Mack pulls over quickly, lets the car by, and jumps right back into his lane.
Consequence: The car driver gets upset, drives erratically, and starts shouting at Mack.
Divergent action: Mack refuses to pull over for the car and boxes him in so the car must follow him.
Consequence: The car driver gets upset, drives erratically, and starts shouting at Mack.
Consequence: The other car continues weaving through traffic and Mack is able to continue safely.
Divergent action: Mack refuses to pull over for the car and boxes him in so the car must follow him.
Normative action: Paul gets to know Brenda better and finds ways to include her with the rest of the group.
Consequence: Paul makes a new friend in Brenda and the team continues to work together well.
Normative action: Paul gets to know Brenda better and finds ways to include her with the rest of the group.
Consequence: Brenda makes a complaint against Paul for bullying and Paul is reprimanded.
Divergent action: Paul begins excluding Brenda from social settings because she doesn't fit in with the group and makes things awkward.
Consequence: Brenda makes a complaint against Paul for bullying and Paul is reprimanded.
Consequence: Paul makes a new friend in Brenda and the team continues to work together well.
Divergent action: Paul begins excluding Brenda from social settings because she doesn't fit in with the group and makes things awkward.
Normative action: Igor decides to travel during his vacation to see parts of his country he had only read about.
Consequence: Igor gets new perspectives and makes good memories during his travels.
Normative action: Igor decides to travel during his vacation to see parts of his country he had only read about.
Consequence: Igor's vacation is over before he knows it, and he is left feeling like he didn't do anything worthwhile.
Divergent action: Igor decides to stay inside watching movies and eating badly all vacation to relax.
Consequence: Igor's vacation is over before he knows it, and he is left feeling like he didn't do anything worthwhile.
Consequence: Igor gets new perspectives and makes good memories during his travels.
Divergent action: Igor decides to stay inside watching movies and eating badly all vacation to relax.
Normative action: John quickly drives to pick Eric up, and they both go to the movie together.
Consequence: Eric is very grateful and thinks John is a great friend and likes him.
Normative action: John quickly drives to pick Eric up, and they both go to the movie together.
Consequence: Eric gets very depressed and feels that John isn't really his friend.
Divergent action: John says he can't because he's very busy and drives off to his movie.
Consequence: Eric gets very depressed and feels that John isn't really his friend.
Consequence: Eric is very grateful and thinks John is a great friend and likes him.
Divergent action: John says he can't because he's very busy and drives off to his movie.
Normative action: Alexia asks Raul what she can do to help, and then drops the subject when Raul says he doesn't want to talk about it.
Consequence: The four of them drink their coffee and chat for half an hour, and Raul seems to be feeling better for having the distraction.
Normative action: Alexia asks Raul what she can do to help, and then drops the subject when Raul says he doesn't want to talk about it.
Consequence: Raul gets more upset and leaves the room after telling Alexia loudly, "Why can't you mind your own business!".
Divergent action: Alexia asks Raul repeatedly to tell them what's wrong, even though he's said he doesn't want to talk about it.
Consequence: Raul gets more upset and leaves the room after telling Alexia loudly, "Why can't you mind your own business!".
Consequence: The four of them drink their coffee and chat for half an hour, and Raul seems to be feeling better for having the distraction.
Divergent action: Alexia asks Raul repeatedly to tell them what's wrong, even though he's said he doesn't want to talk about it.
Normative action: Nicholas lets his friend know he won't be joining him and puts the game on the television at home, watching it as he cleans up around the house.
Consequence: Nicholas' wife thanks him for his help and cooks him a nice dinner to show her appreciation.
Normative action: Nicholas lets his friend know he won't be joining him and puts the game on the television at home, watching it as he cleans up around the house.
Consequence: Nicholas' wife is furious at his behavior and yells at him when he gets back.
Divergent action: Nicholas goes over to his friend's house to watch the game, leaving his wife to finish up the chores.
Consequence: Nicholas' wife is furious at his behavior and yells at him when he gets back.
Consequence: Nicholas' wife thanks him for his help and cooks him a nice dinner to show her appreciation.
Divergent action: Nicholas goes over to his friend's house to watch the game, leaving his wife to finish up the chores.
Normative action: Thomas moves to a house close by Sandra and continues looking after her needs too.
Consequence: Sandra feels loved by Thomas and is happy and healthy too.
Normative action: Thomas moves to a house close by Sandra and continues looking after her needs too.
Consequence: Sandra becomes very depressed and gets sick.
Divergent action: Thomas moves across the country from Sandra and doesn't talk to her anymore.
Consequence: Sandra becomes very depressed and gets sick.
Consequence: Sandra feels loved by Thomas and is happy and healthy too.
Divergent action: Thomas moves across the country from Sandra and doesn't talk to her anymore.
Normative action: Brenda hugs Mike tenderly and consoles him, reassuring him that everything will be okay.
Consequence: Mike feels supported and immediately his mood is improved as he quickly forgets about the incident at work.
Normative action: Brenda hugs Mike tenderly and consoles him, reassuring him that everything will be okay.
Consequence: Mike feels even worse and shuts himself in the bedroom to wallow in sadness and self pity.
Divergent action: Brenda tells Mike to stop crying and quit being such a baby.
Consequence: Mike feels even worse and shuts himself in the bedroom to wallow in sadness and self pity.
Consequence: Mike feels supported and immediately his mood is improved as he quickly forgets about the incident at work.
Divergent action: Brenda tells Mike to stop crying and quit being such a baby.
Normative action: When Sue asks Kelly what's wrong, she says she doesn't want to discuss it right now, so Sue leaves it at that until Kelly's ready to talk about it.
Consequence: Kelly appreciates Sue respecting her boundaries and see's her as a good friend.
Normative action: When Sue asks Kelly what's wrong, she says she doesn't want to discuss it right now, so Sue leaves it at that until Kelly's ready to talk about it.
Consequence: Kelly doesn't appreciate Sue being so nosy, and she tells her to stay out of her life if she can't mind her own business.
Divergent action: When Sue asks Kelly what the problem is, she says it's personal, but Sue keeps pressing her about it.
Consequence: Kelly doesn't appreciate Sue being so nosy, and she tells her to stay out of her life if she can't mind her own business.
Consequence: Kelly appreciates Sue respecting her boundaries and see's her as a good friend.
Divergent action: When Sue asks Kelly what the problem is, she says it's personal, but Sue keeps pressing her about it.
Normative action: Ann picks up some toys and treats to try to get the cat feeling a little better until her neighbor gets home.
Consequence: Her neighbor comes home and is appreciative of her efforts to help his cat feel better, and he recommends Ann to his friends as a house sitter.
Normative action: Ann picks up some toys and treats to try to get the cat feeling a little better until her neighbor gets home.
Consequence: The cat becomes frightened and has a fight with one of her cats, getting a scratch on its face, and her neighbor is very angry when he gets home.
Divergent action: Ann takes the cat to her house to play with her cats, in hopes of cheering the neighbor's cat up.
Consequence: The cat becomes frightened and has a fight with one of her cats, getting a scratch on its face, and her neighbor is very angry when he gets home.
Consequence: Her neighbor comes home and is appreciative of her efforts to help his cat feel better, and he recommends Ann to his friends as a house sitter.
Divergent action: Ann takes the cat to her house to play with her cats, in hopes of cheering the neighbor's cat up.
Normative action: Sean shows support for his friend's relationship and has a conversation with him about making sure they still find time to do things together.
Consequence: Sean's friend appreciates the concern and assures Sean they will still have good times together.
Normative action: Sean shows support for his friend's relationship and has a conversation with him about making sure they still find time to do things together.
Consequence: Sean's friend becomes bothered by Sean clearly not liking his partner and the strength of their friendship dwindles.
Divergent action: Sean never shows any enthusiasm for his friend's relationship hoping to will an end to it into existence, so he and his friend can spend more time together.
Consequence: Sean's friend becomes bothered by Sean clearly not liking his partner and the strength of their friendship dwindles.
Consequence: Sean's friend appreciates the concern and assures Sean they will still have good times together.
Divergent action: Sean never shows any enthusiasm for his friend's relationship hoping to will an end to it into existence, so he and his friend can spend more time together.
Normative action: Eddie gives his little brother a small piece of the chocolate and acts like the bar is smaller than it is.
Consequence: Eddie's little brother is excited about the candy he's given.
Normative action: Eddie gives his little brother a small piece of the chocolate and acts like the bar is smaller than it is.
Consequence: Eddie's little brother finds the empty wrapper and is upset that he didn't get any.
Divergent action: Eddie hides the chocolate from his little brother and eats it all himself.
Consequence: Eddie's little brother finds the empty wrapper and is upset that he didn't get any.
Consequence: Eddie's little brother is excited about the candy he's given.
Divergent action: Eddie hides the chocolate from his little brother and eats it all himself.
Normative action: Don tells David that his performance was excellent and that there is no shame in taking second place.
Consequence: It lifts David's spirits to hear his father say that his performance was excellent, and he is motivated to keep training and trying to win.
Normative action: Don tells David that his performance was excellent and that there is no shame in taking second place.
Consequence: David is angry and hurt that his father called his performance bad, and he does not feel motivated at all.
Divergent action: Don tells David that he is ashamed of his lack of effort and that coming in second place is just as bad as coming in last.
Consequence: David is angry and hurt that his father called his performance bad, and he does not feel motivated at all.
Consequence: It lifts David's spirits to hear his father say that his performance was excellent, and he is motivated to keep training and trying to win.
Divergent action: Don tells David that he is ashamed of his lack of effort and that coming in second place is just as bad as coming in last.
Normative action: Mark quickly sends an email to his boss saying he has to leave for an emergency and runs to his car.
Consequence: Mark's boss is understanding that Mark had to leave and writes back to Mark to not worry about it.
Normative action: Mark quickly sends an email to his boss saying he has to leave for an emergency and runs to his car.
Consequence: Mark's boss becomes worried about Mark and the office starts to panic when they can't find him.
Divergent action: Mark gets up from his desk and without even locking his computer leaves and goes to his car.
Consequence: Mark's boss becomes worried about Mark and the office starts to panic when they can't find him.
Consequence: Mark's boss is understanding that Mark had to leave and writes back to Mark to not worry about it.
Divergent action: Mark gets up from his desk and without even locking his computer leaves and goes to his car.
Normative action: Olivia invites her old friends who she hasn't seen in years and decides to bring her coworkers wedding favors as a small apology for not being able to invite them.
Consequence: Olivia has a great time reconnecting with all her old friends at the wedding and is glad she kept in touch with them.
Normative action: Olivia invites her old friends who she hasn't seen in years and decides to bring her coworkers wedding favors as a small apology for not being able to invite them.
Consequence: Olivia becomes more popular at work but falls out of touch with her old friends.
Divergent action: Olivia decides to invite her new co-workers at the expense of some old friends that she hasn't seen in a long time.
Consequence: Olivia becomes more popular at work but falls out of touch with her old friends.
Consequence: Olivia has a great time reconnecting with all her old friends at the wedding and is glad she kept in touch with them.
Divergent action: Olivia decides to invite her new co-workers at the expense of some old friends that she hasn't seen in a long time.
Normative action: Donald tells Wilma that he has noticed some secretive behavior in her actions lately and asks to talk about what's going on with her.
Consequence: Wilma explains the behavior that he has noticed, and they have an open conversation about it, leaving them both feeling more secure in their relationship.
Normative action: Donald tells Wilma that he has noticed some secretive behavior in her actions lately and asks to talk about what's going on with her.
Consequence: Wilma catches Donald walking away from her computer when she gets out of the shower and feels violated, and Donald feels guilty.
Divergent action: Donald goes through Wilma's phone and the browser history on her laptop, while she is showering.
Consequence: Wilma catches Donald walking away from her computer when she gets out of the shower and feels violated, and Donald feels guilty.
Consequence: Wilma explains the behavior that he has noticed, and they have an open conversation about it, leaving them both feeling more secure in their relationship.
Divergent action: Donald goes through Wilma's phone and the browser history on her laptop, while she is showering.
Normative action: Phil answers truthfully and tries to cooperate with the police.
Consequence: The police are grateful and Phil gets a lighter sentence for his cooperation.
Normative action: Phil answers truthfully and tries to cooperate with the police.
Consequence: The police find out that Phil was involved, and he gets in more trouble for lying to the police.
Divergent action: Phil omits important details about the robbery so as to not incriminate himself.
Consequence: The police find out that Phil was involved, and he gets in more trouble for lying to the police.
Consequence: The police are grateful and Phil gets a lighter sentence for his cooperation.
Divergent action: Phil omits important details about the robbery so as to not incriminate himself.