CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Carrie tells Nick about the concert she planned to see with Beth and invites him along.
Consequence: Beth feels unimportant to Carrie and decides not to make any future plans with her.
Divergent action: Carrie sends Beth a text saying that Nick just got back home and won't be able to go see the concert with her.
Consequence: Beth feels unimportant to Carrie and decides not to make any future plans with her.
Consequence: Beth is happy to have an extra person see the show with her and has a good time.
Divergent action: Carrie sends Beth a text saying that Nick just got back home and won't be able to go see the concert with her.
Normative action: Kelly gets in line and listens to music on her earbuds; the line moves faster than she'd anticpated.
Consequence: Kelly gets her car license, and has time to hear a couple of good songs.
Normative action: Kelly gets in line and listens to music on her earbuds; the line moves faster than she'd anticpated.
Consequence: Kelly is told to go to the end of the line and has to stay longer at the DMV than if she'd just gotten in line in the first place.
Divergent action: Kelly cuts to the front of the line claiming she's got people waiting for her in the car.
Consequence: Kelly is told to go to the end of the line and has to stay longer at the DMV than if she'd just gotten in line in the first place.
Consequence: Kelly gets her car license, and has time to hear a couple of good songs.
Divergent action: Kelly cuts to the front of the line claiming she's got people waiting for her in the car.
Normative action: Kati uses some logic to outwit her friend in this argument.
Consequence: Kati's friend admits that Kati was right, and they go back to normal.
Normative action: Kati uses some logic to outwit her friend in this argument.
Consequence: Kati's friend feels very guilty and apologizes, but doesn't really seem to be wrong in the argument.
Divergent action: Kati asks her friend how she can be happy fighting with a person who has cancer.
Consequence: Kati's friend feels very guilty and apologizes, but doesn't really seem to be wrong in the argument.
Consequence: Kati's friend admits that Kati was right, and they go back to normal.
Divergent action: Kati asks her friend how she can be happy fighting with a person who has cancer.
Normative action: Amy thinks that her cousin needs to get her act together.
Consequence: Amy is able to stand firm on her stance about her cousin.
Normative action: Amy thinks that her cousin needs to get her act together.
Consequence: Amy feels guilty for wishing that her cousin would die out of anger.
Divergent action: Amy wishes that something would happen that would result in her cousins life ending.
Consequence: Amy feels guilty for wishing that her cousin would die out of anger.
Consequence: Amy is able to stand firm on her stance about her cousin.
Divergent action: Amy wishes that something would happen that would result in her cousins life ending.
Normative action: Vinny takes the toy back and explains to Jane she has to ask if she wants to play with it.
Consequence: Jane will learn how to play with other people's toys.
Normative action: Vinny takes the toy back and explains to Jane she has to ask if she wants to play with it.
Consequence: Jane will start to cry and be afraid of Vinny.
Divergent action: Vinny takes the toy back and uses it to hit Jane.
Consequence: Jane will start to cry and be afraid of Vinny.
Consequence: Jane will learn how to play with other people's toys.
Divergent action: Vinny takes the toy back and uses it to hit Jane.
Normative action: John breathes deeply, holds his wife and apologizes to her as he strokes her hair.
Consequence: Mindy feels closer to John and loves him even more and stops crying.
Normative action: John breathes deeply, holds his wife and apologizes to her as he strokes her hair.
Consequence: Mindy resents John even more and considers divorcing him.
Divergent action: John says to Mindy she deserves to cry and laughs loudly as he puts on the tv.
Consequence: Mindy resents John even more and considers divorcing him.
Consequence: Mindy feels closer to John and loves him even more and stops crying.
Divergent action: John says to Mindy she deserves to cry and laughs loudly as he puts on the tv.
Normative action: Keith references the wheelchair he's interested in talking about by the model and shows it to Aubrey on his phone.
Consequence: Keith and Aubrey are able to enjoy their meal and the folks at the table beside them don't feel uncomfortable.
Normative action: Keith references the wheelchair he's interested in talking about by the model and shows it to Aubrey on his phone.
Consequence: The people at the table beside Keith and Aubrey inform the server that they feel uncomfortable and Keith's table is moved.
Divergent action: Keith raises a finger and points towards one of the wheelchair users, drawing her eye directly to them.
Consequence: The people at the table beside Keith and Aubrey inform the server that they feel uncomfortable and Keith's table is moved.
Consequence: Keith and Aubrey are able to enjoy their meal and the folks at the table beside them don't feel uncomfortable.
Divergent action: Keith raises a finger and points towards one of the wheelchair users, drawing her eye directly to them.
Normative action: Steve gets something to eat at the cafe in the library.
Consequence: Steve makes it to the library on time, and he and Laura start studying at 7pm.
Normative action: Steve gets something to eat at the cafe in the library.
Consequence: Steve is late, and Laura and Steve don't start studying until an hour after 7pm.
Divergent action: Steve stops at a pizzeria on the way to the library.
Consequence: Steve is late, and Laura and Steve don't start studying until an hour after 7pm.
Consequence: Steve makes it to the library on time, and he and Laura start studying at 7pm.
Divergent action: Steve stops at a pizzeria on the way to the library.
Normative action: Ted tells his landlord that he just thinks everyone should have healthcare.
Consequence: Ted's landlord doesn't argue with Ted and respects his opinion.
Normative action: Ted tells his landlord that he just thinks everyone should have healthcare.
Consequence: Ted's landlord becomes upset and never wants to talk to Ted again.
Divergent action: Ted tells his landlord that landlords shouldn't exist and that the money they make is not earned.
Consequence: Ted's landlord becomes upset and never wants to talk to Ted again.
Consequence: Ted's landlord doesn't argue with Ted and respects his opinion.
Divergent action: Ted tells his landlord that landlords shouldn't exist and that the money they make is not earned.
Normative action: Chantelle calls up a friend, explains the situation and asks to borrow money for rent.
Consequence: Chantelle's friend helps her and when Chantelle pays her back she includes a gift for helping.
Normative action: Chantelle calls up a friend, explains the situation and asks to borrow money for rent.
Consequence: Her friends find out about her behavior and no longer trust her.
Divergent action: Chantelle tells her friends she is collecting money for charity and uses it for her rent.
Consequence: Her friends find out about her behavior and no longer trust her.
Consequence: Chantelle's friend helps her and when Chantelle pays her back she includes a gift for helping.
Divergent action: Chantelle tells her friends she is collecting money for charity and uses it for her rent.
Normative action: Josh buys a dog from a pet shop and often takes him to the dog park and teaching him tricks.
Consequence: Josh's dog is a well-behaved happy dog that loves to spend time with his owner.
Normative action: Josh buys a dog from a pet shop and often takes him to the dog park and teaching him tricks.
Consequence: Josh's dog soon becomes mean and combative because Josh does not spend enough time with him.
Divergent action: Josh gets a dog from the shelter and later starts working full time and overtime hours.
Consequence: Josh's dog soon becomes mean and combative because Josh does not spend enough time with him.
Consequence: Josh's dog is a well-behaved happy dog that loves to spend time with his owner.
Divergent action: Josh gets a dog from the shelter and later starts working full time and overtime hours.
Normative action: Mary asks for the candy and doesn't make an ultimatum.
Consequence: Mary's mom gives Mary the candy, and she feels happy.
Normative action: Mary asks for the candy and doesn't make an ultimatum.
Consequence: Mary's mom grounds Mary and Mary feels sorry.
Divergent action: Mary starts screaming at her mom that she must have her candy, "or else".
Consequence: Mary's mom grounds Mary and Mary feels sorry.
Consequence: Mary's mom gives Mary the candy, and she feels happy.
Divergent action: Mary starts screaming at her mom that she must have her candy, "or else".
Normative action: Amy coaxes her friend into calling it a night and guides her out of the bar.
Consequence: Amy gets her friend home safely and her friend is able to sleep off the night.
Normative action: Amy coaxes her friend into calling it a night and guides her out of the bar.
Consequence: Amy's friend gets more drunk and is taken advantage of without Amy around to look out for her.
Divergent action: Amy pays her tab and leaves the bar without telling her friend because she doesn't think her friend would leave with her.
Consequence: Amy's friend gets more drunk and is taken advantage of without Amy around to look out for her.
Consequence: Amy gets her friend home safely and her friend is able to sleep off the night.
Divergent action: Amy pays her tab and leaves the bar without telling her friend because she doesn't think her friend would leave with her.
Normative action: Jake picks up the dog poop with a bag and continues walking the dog.
Consequence: Ryan thanks Jake for having the courtesy to pick up the poop.
Normative action: Jake picks up the dog poop with a bag and continues walking the dog.
Consequence: Ryan gets mad at Jake for leaving dog poop on his lawn.
Divergent action: Jake and the dog walk off and leave the poop behind.
Consequence: Ryan gets mad at Jake for leaving dog poop on his lawn.
Consequence: Ryan thanks Jake for having the courtesy to pick up the poop.
Divergent action: Jake and the dog walk off and leave the poop behind.
Normative action: Debbie goes to her boss and tells her that she would like to take a sick day because she did not get enough rest.
Consequence: Debbie's boss is understanding and lets Debbie take the rest of the day off.
Normative action: Debbie goes to her boss and tells her that she would like to take a sick day because she did not get enough rest.
Consequence: Debbie's boss finds out that Debbie didn't go to the doctor and told another coworker that she wasn't honest about her injury, so she fires Debbie.
Divergent action: Debbie tells her boss she fell in the bathroom and thinks she broke her arm, so Debbie's boss tells her to go.
Consequence: Debbie's boss finds out that Debbie didn't go to the doctor and told another coworker that she wasn't honest about her injury, so she fires Debbie.
Consequence: Debbie's boss is understanding and lets Debbie take the rest of the day off.
Divergent action: Debbie tells her boss she fell in the bathroom and thinks she broke her arm, so Debbie's boss tells her to go.
Normative action: John looks for a decent nursing home and asks around for discounts and support from the community.
Consequence: McKenzie is well looked after and happy and thrives.
Normative action: John looks for a decent nursing home and asks around for discounts and support from the community.
Consequence: McKenzie is not well looked after and unhappy and gets sick.
Divergent action: John finds McKenzie the cheapest nursing home around and puts her there.
Consequence: McKenzie is not well looked after and unhappy and gets sick.
Consequence: McKenzie is well looked after and happy and thrives.
Divergent action: John finds McKenzie the cheapest nursing home around and puts her there.
Normative action: Mary takes the kids to a local ice cream shop after the trip to the doctor.
Consequence: The kids are excited that they get to eat a scoop of ice cream.
Normative action: Mary takes the kids to a local ice cream shop after the trip to the doctor.
Consequence: The kids are upset that they didn't get their ice cream.
Divergent action: Mary takes the kids straight home after visiting the doctor's office.
Consequence: The kids are upset that they didn't get their ice cream.
Consequence: The kids are excited that they get to eat a scoop of ice cream.
Divergent action: Mary takes the kids straight home after visiting the doctor's office.
Normative action: Samantha looks for other concert dates and invites Christine to go the concert the following week as a birthday gift.
Consequence: Samantha has a great time at Christine's birthday party and the two get to bond in the concert too.
Normative action: Samantha looks for other concert dates and invites Christine to go the concert the following week as a birthday gift.
Consequence: Christine gets mad at Samantha and the two friends stop talking to each other.
Divergent action: Samantha skips Christine's birthday party, and tells Christine she'd rather go to a concert than her party.
Consequence: Christine gets mad at Samantha and the two friends stop talking to each other.
Consequence: Samantha has a great time at Christine's birthday party and the two get to bond in the concert too.
Divergent action: Samantha skips Christine's birthday party, and tells Christine she'd rather go to a concert than her party.
Normative action: John waits until his wife gets home from work and excitedly breaks the news to her.
Consequence: John's wife is thrilled and excited to hear about the trip.
Normative action: John waits until his wife gets home from work and excitedly breaks the news to her.
Consequence: John's wife gets in trouble with her boss for the disruption caused by John.
Divergent action: John barges in on his wife at work and loudly tells her the good news.
Consequence: John's wife gets in trouble with her boss for the disruption caused by John.
Consequence: John's wife is thrilled and excited to hear about the trip.
Divergent action: John barges in on his wife at work and loudly tells her the good news.
Normative action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether being in an open relationship has made him closer to his wife.
Consequence: Aaron's neighbor respects that Aaron cares about his life so much and is willing to answer the question.
Normative action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether being in an open relationship has made him closer to his wife.
Consequence: Aaron's neighbor feels disrespected and doesn't like that Aaron is asking personal questions.
Divergent action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether he or not he's scared of commitment.
Consequence: Aaron's neighbor feels disrespected and doesn't like that Aaron is asking personal questions.
Consequence: Aaron's neighbor respects that Aaron cares about his life so much and is willing to answer the question.
Divergent action: Aaron asks his neighbor whether he or not he's scared of commitment.
Normative action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy says hello to each of them in turn.
Consequence: Homer's family are happy to meet his friend Mindy as she was nice to them.
Normative action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy says hello to each of them in turn.
Consequence: Homer's family get irritated at how Mindy plays with their heads.
Divergent action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy pets them all on the head as they are introduced.
Consequence: Homer's family get irritated at how Mindy plays with their heads.
Consequence: Homer's family are happy to meet his friend Mindy as she was nice to them.
Divergent action: Homer introduces his family and Mindy pets them all on the head as they are introduced.
Normative action: Ed and his wife decide to alternate which family they visit every other year.
Consequence: Ed's family is happy that they get to see him and his wife once in a while.
Normative action: Ed and his wife decide to alternate which family they visit every other year.
Consequence: Ed's family feels like Ed doesn't like them and feel guilty that they didn't do enough to tell him how much they love him.
Divergent action: Ed decides to go and visit his in-laws for Christmas since he thinks he's spent plenty of time with his family.
Consequence: Ed's family feels like Ed doesn't like them and feel guilty that they didn't do enough to tell him how much they love him.
Consequence: Ed's family is happy that they get to see him and his wife once in a while.
Divergent action: Ed decides to go and visit his in-laws for Christmas since he thinks he's spent plenty of time with his family.
Normative action: Eric enters their room and sits where they can see him and then listens to them talk.
Consequence: Eric is likely to hear only nice comments and things he's supposed to hear and feel better too.
Normative action: Eric enters their room and sits where they can see him and then listens to them talk.
Consequence: Eric may hear some unsavory comments and feel sad or anxious more.
Divergent action: Eric puts his ear to his door and opens it a bit to hear what they're saying.
Consequence: Eric may hear some unsavory comments and feel sad or anxious more.
Consequence: Eric is likely to hear only nice comments and things he's supposed to hear and feel better too.
Divergent action: Eric puts his ear to his door and opens it a bit to hear what they're saying.
Normative action: Ulysses waves at her to get her attention, and then tells her about her laces.
Consequence: The girl is very grateful and offers to buy Ulysses a drink afterwards.
Normative action: Ulysses waves at her to get her attention, and then tells her about her laces.
Consequence: The girl screams at Ulysses's, slaps him, and tries running away resulting in her tripping, falling and hurting herself.
Divergent action: Ulysses runs over and grabs her by the arm in order to turn her to face him.
Consequence: The girl screams at Ulysses's, slaps him, and tries running away resulting in her tripping, falling and hurting herself.
Consequence: The girl is very grateful and offers to buy Ulysses a drink afterwards.
Divergent action: Ulysses runs over and grabs her by the arm in order to turn her to face him.
Normative action: Tina offers to help Samantha clean the dress up and to borrow her extra change of clothes.
Consequence: Samantha is thankful to Tina for her offers and takes her up on them.
Normative action: Tina offers to help Samantha clean the dress up and to borrow her extra change of clothes.
Consequence: Samantha feels even more embarrassed and runs out of the room.
Divergent action: Tina tries to tell Samantha a joke to cheer her up about how it looks like she rolled in the mud, and laughs heartily at it.
Consequence: Samantha feels even more embarrassed and runs out of the room.
Consequence: Samantha is thankful to Tina for her offers and takes her up on them.
Divergent action: Tina tries to tell Samantha a joke to cheer her up about how it looks like she rolled in the mud, and laughs heartily at it.
Normative action: Sam celebrates his Dad's birthday that night with a cake, and the family sings a song.
Consequence: Sam and his Dad laugh and have a great time.
Normative action: Sam celebrates his Dad's birthday that night with a cake, and the family sings a song.
Consequence: Sam's Dad feels unappreciated, and they have an argument.
Divergent action: Sam celebrates his Dads birthday that night, although without a cake.
Consequence: Sam's Dad feels unappreciated, and they have an argument.
Consequence: Sam and his Dad laugh and have a great time.
Divergent action: Sam celebrates his Dads birthday that night, although without a cake.
Normative action: Kelly buys her dad a functional dress shirt.
Consequence: Kelly's dad is pleased because he wears the shirt on a weekly basis for work.
Normative action: Kelly buys her dad a functional dress shirt.
Consequence: Kelly's dad is disappointed with the gift and never ends up wearing it.
Divergent action: Kelly buys her father a tie with loud pink and green colors.
Consequence: Kelly's dad is disappointed with the gift and never ends up wearing it.
Consequence: Kelly's dad is pleased because he wears the shirt on a weekly basis for work.
Divergent action: Kelly buys her father a tie with loud pink and green colors.
Normative action: Victor gets very angry, but keeps his hands off her and tells her he is leaving her.
Consequence: Victor and his wife divorce, and Victor finds a new girlfriend.
Normative action: Victor gets very angry, but keeps his hands off her and tells her he is leaving her.
Consequence: Victor's wife calls the police, and Victor is arrested for battery.
Divergent action: Victor raises his voice very loud and starts beating his wife.
Consequence: Victor's wife calls the police, and Victor is arrested for battery.
Consequence: Victor and his wife divorce, and Victor finds a new girlfriend.
Divergent action: Victor raises his voice very loud and starts beating his wife.
Normative action: Michelle explains the math problems in a new way that the student finds more interesting.
Consequence: The student Michelle is tutoring begins to understand the math problems given the new light Michelle shown upon them.
Normative action: Michelle explains the math problems in a new way that the student finds more interesting.
Consequence: The student Michelle is tutoring becomes saddened and angered by the insulting direct approach and storms out learning nothing.
Divergent action: Michelle tries a direct approach and points out the student's many flaws to make them face their inadequacies.
Consequence: The student Michelle is tutoring becomes saddened and angered by the insulting direct approach and storms out learning nothing.
Consequence: The student Michelle is tutoring begins to understand the math problems given the new light Michelle shown upon them.
Divergent action: Michelle tries a direct approach and points out the student's many flaws to make them face their inadequacies.
Normative action: Billy tells Robin that he is going to go out and get some food to bring back to get some fresh air.
Consequence: Robin is happy Billy is getting some fresh air while she can see he needs it.
Normative action: Billy tells Robin that he is going to go out and get some food to bring back to get some fresh air.
Consequence: Robin gets upset that her friend isn't enjoying himself.
Divergent action: Billy tells Robin that he wants to leave, that he's not having any fun at all.
Consequence: Robin gets upset that her friend isn't enjoying himself.
Consequence: Robin is happy Billy is getting some fresh air while she can see he needs it.
Divergent action: Billy tells Robin that he wants to leave, that he's not having any fun at all.
Normative action: Sam looks carefully, letting a car drive passed before going into the exit lane.
Consequence: Sam makes the exit with plenty of time to spare.
Normative action: Sam looks carefully, letting a car drive passed before going into the exit lane.
Consequence: Sam doesn't see the car behind him, and it slams into him.
Divergent action: Sam sees the exit coming up and swiftly cuts across into the exit lane.
Consequence: Sam doesn't see the car behind him, and it slams into him.
Consequence: Sam makes the exit with plenty of time to spare.
Divergent action: Sam sees the exit coming up and swiftly cuts across into the exit lane.
Normative action: Kara purchases enough tickets to bring her boyfriend along with her and her friends.
Consequence: Kara's partner is happy to be included in her plans and see her favorite band.
Normative action: Kara purchases enough tickets to bring her boyfriend along with her and her friends.
Consequence: Kara's partner feels left out of her plans and doesn't understand why he wasn't invited.
Divergent action: Kara gets tickets to the show for her and her friends.
Consequence: Kara's partner feels left out of her plans and doesn't understand why he wasn't invited.
Consequence: Kara's partner is happy to be included in her plans and see her favorite band.
Divergent action: Kara gets tickets to the show for her and her friends.