CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Jordan waits all day to finally change his younger brother's diaper.
Consequence: By the time that Jordan changes the child's diaper, he already has diaper rash.
Consequence: The boy is happy and well taken care of when Jordan watches him.
Divergent action: Jordan waits all day to finally change his younger brother's diaper.
Normative action: Shaun decides to stay in his job and work towards getting a promotion.
Consequence: Shaun receives a lot more money than he'd be getting on unemployment.
Normative action: Shaun decides to stay in his job and work towards getting a promotion.
Consequence: Shaun gets unemployment money even though he doesn't really need it.
Divergent action: Shaun gets fired on purpose so that he can apply for unemployment.
Consequence: Shaun gets unemployment money even though he doesn't really need it.
Consequence: Shaun receives a lot more money than he'd be getting on unemployment.
Divergent action: Shaun gets fired on purpose so that he can apply for unemployment.
Normative action: Kari approaches her partner and takes back the things she said about him.
Consequence: Kari's partner accepts her apology, and they are able to move on together.
Normative action: Kari approaches her partner and takes back the things she said about him.
Consequence: Kari's partner remains hurt and secretly hangs onto the words that she said.
Divergent action: Kari lets some time go by and figures that they can just forget about it.
Consequence: Kari's partner remains hurt and secretly hangs onto the words that she said.
Consequence: Kari's partner accepts her apology, and they are able to move on together.
Divergent action: Kari lets some time go by and figures that they can just forget about it.
Normative action: Ben thinks logically about all the questions and does the best that he can.
Consequence: Ben is happy when the teacher gives the tests back, and he gets a grade of a B.
Normative action: Ben thinks logically about all the questions and does the best that he can.
Consequence: Ben's teacher takes the test away from him and marks it with an F.
Divergent action: Ben copies the answers off the test of the classmate sitting right next to him.
Consequence: Ben's teacher takes the test away from him and marks it with an F.
Consequence: Ben is happy when the teacher gives the tests back, and he gets a grade of a B.
Divergent action: Ben copies the answers off the test of the classmate sitting right next to him.
Normative action: Marla tells her parents about how she is feeling neglected.
Consequence: Marla's parents will understand her and try to help remedy the situation.
Normative action: Marla tells her parents about how she is feeling neglected.
Consequence: Marla's parents will be very worried then very angry at her deception.
Divergent action: Marla pretends to consume an entire bottle of pills and lays on the ground for her parents to find her.
Consequence: Marla's parents will be very worried then very angry at her deception.
Consequence: Marla's parents will understand her and try to help remedy the situation.
Divergent action: Marla pretends to consume an entire bottle of pills and lays on the ground for her parents to find her.
Normative action: John is more social than his brother is with his friends, and he even compliments his brother.
Consequence: John's friends like John more and gravitate to him more as well.
Normative action: John is more social than his brother is with his friends, and he even compliments his brother.
Consequence: John's friends respect John less and feel sorry for Chris more.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and tells his friends that Chris is a bunch of bad names.
Consequence: John's friends respect John less and feel sorry for Chris more.
Consequence: John's friends like John more and gravitate to him more as well.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and tells his friends that Chris is a bunch of bad names.
Normative action: Don tells his friend that his family used to read him bible verses all the time.
Consequence: Don's friend understands his explanation and doesn't look down on him.
Normative action: Don tells his friend that his family used to read him bible verses all the time.
Consequence: Don's friend will think that Don is crazy and will think that he's a liar.
Divergent action: Don tells his friend that God spoke to him when he was younger.
Consequence: Don's friend will think that Don is crazy and will think that he's a liar.
Consequence: Don's friend understands his explanation and doesn't look down on him.
Divergent action: Don tells his friend that God spoke to him when he was younger.
Normative action: Kate tells her sister about the date and gives the man's phone number and license plate to her.
Consequence: Kate should be safe in case anything bad happens and is happy that she doesn't have to lie to her sister.
Normative action: Kate tells her sister about the date and gives the man's phone number and license plate to her.
Consequence: Kate doesn't have anyone to help her in case the date with the man goes wrong.
Divergent action: Kate tells his sister that she's going with her friend to get ice cream.
Consequence: Kate doesn't have anyone to help her in case the date with the man goes wrong.
Consequence: Kate should be safe in case anything bad happens and is happy that she doesn't have to lie to her sister.
Divergent action: Kate tells his sister that she's going with her friend to get ice cream.
Normative action: Steve confronts his mother about how she's been screaming at him too much.
Consequence: Steve's mother tells him she didn't know, and says she's going to work on it.
Normative action: Steve confronts his mother about how she's been screaming at him too much.
Consequence: Steve's mom didn't realize how she was treating Steve and is devastated she can't fix it.
Divergent action: Steve decides to cut off his mother from his life.
Consequence: Steve's mom didn't realize how she was treating Steve and is devastated she can't fix it.
Consequence: Steve's mother tells him she didn't know, and says she's going to work on it.
Divergent action: Steve decides to cut off his mother from his life.
Normative action: Henry gives the boy a nickname based on one of his talents.
Consequence: The boy is thrilled that Henry thinks so highly of him, and they become best friends.
Normative action: Henry gives the boy a nickname based on one of his talents.
Consequence: The boy is offended by the name Henry gives him and stops hanging around him.
Divergent action: Henry gives the boy a nickname that ends up sounding racist.
Consequence: The boy is offended by the name Henry gives him and stops hanging around him.
Consequence: The boy is thrilled that Henry thinks so highly of him, and they become best friends.
Divergent action: Henry gives the boy a nickname that ends up sounding racist.
Normative action: Louis offers the readers of the post individual assistance, through private message, if they have trouble following the instructions.
Consequence: Several readers ask for assistance and Louis is able to help everyone who needs it without violating the social expectation of the people in the network.
Normative action: Louis offers the readers of the post individual assistance, through private message, if they have trouble following the instructions.
Consequence: The readers, and the author of the original post, complain that Louis is spamming the thread and his post should be taken down.
Divergent action: Louis responds to the post by offering to do the work, for the any reader, for a fee and the costs associated with shipping the computer.
Consequence: The readers, and the author of the original post, complain that Louis is spamming the thread and his post should be taken down.
Consequence: Several readers ask for assistance and Louis is able to help everyone who needs it without violating the social expectation of the people in the network.
Divergent action: Louis responds to the post by offering to do the work, for the any reader, for a fee and the costs associated with shipping the computer.
Normative action: Tom asks Mary to please stop with the shouting.
Consequence: Mary thanks Tom for being polite and Tom puts a bandage on Mary's toe.
Normative action: Tom asks Mary to please stop with the shouting.
Consequence: Mary calls the police on Tom and Tom regrets his actions.
Divergent action: Tom chokes Mary, so she can't make any more noise.
Consequence: Mary calls the police on Tom and Tom regrets his actions.
Consequence: Mary thanks Tom for being polite and Tom puts a bandage on Mary's toe.
Divergent action: Tom chokes Mary, so she can't make any more noise.
Normative action: Gordon requests Bill to stick to smoking in the balcony area.
Consequence: Gordon feels undisturbed while Bill is smoking.
Normative action: Gordon requests Bill to stick to smoking in the balcony area.
Consequence: Gordon feeling bad and frustrated wants to end the roommate relationship with Bill.
Divergent action: Gordon locks himself up in his room when Bill starts smoking in order to avoid inhaling second hand smoke.
Consequence: Gordon feeling bad and frustrated wants to end the roommate relationship with Bill.
Consequence: Gordon feels undisturbed while Bill is smoking.
Divergent action: Gordon locks himself up in his room when Bill starts smoking in order to avoid inhaling second hand smoke.
Normative action: Garrett decides to replace all the unhealthy food he eats with fruit and vegetables and begins an exercise routine.
Consequence: Within a few months Garrett begins to slim down, and he is proud of himself.
Normative action: Garrett decides to replace all the unhealthy food he eats with fruit and vegetables and begins an exercise routine.
Consequence: Garrett ends up gaining even more weight and develops diabetes.
Divergent action: Garrett continues to eat exactly the way he has been and assumes the extra weight must be hereditary.
Consequence: Garrett ends up gaining even more weight and develops diabetes.
Consequence: Within a few months Garrett begins to slim down, and he is proud of himself.
Divergent action: Garrett continues to eat exactly the way he has been and assumes the extra weight must be hereditary.
Normative action: Sara decides to end the relationship with her partner before pursuing the friend.
Consequence: Sara's partner is able to move on and find someone who loves him.
Normative action: Sara decides to end the relationship with her partner before pursuing the friend.
Consequence: Sara's partner is led on and continues to think she only has feelings for him.
Divergent action: Sara allows her relationship with the friend to deepen emotionally and falls in love with him while still in a relationship.
Consequence: Sara's partner is led on and continues to think she only has feelings for him.
Consequence: Sara's partner is able to move on and find someone who loves him.
Divergent action: Sara allows her relationship with the friend to deepen emotionally and falls in love with him while still in a relationship.
Normative action: Ron goes into the garage, gets the mower and cuts the grass himself.
Consequence: Ron's father is very thankful that his son is taking care of him.
Normative action: Ron goes into the garage, gets the mower and cuts the grass himself.
Consequence: Ron's father is embarrassed that his son called him out.
Divergent action: Ron tells his father that he needs to cut the lawn, that the neighbors will be upset.
Consequence: Ron's father is embarrassed that his son called him out.
Consequence: Ron's father is very thankful that his son is taking care of him.
Divergent action: Ron tells his father that he needs to cut the lawn, that the neighbors will be upset.
Normative action: Mark focuses on the game and outscores his opponent by a large margin.
Consequence: Mark's opponent is impressed by his skills and strives to improve his own.
Normative action: Mark focuses on the game and outscores his opponent by a large margin.
Consequence: The less skilled player is embarrassed and loses his desire to play in the future.
Divergent action: Mark does a bunch of flashy tricks on his way to victory demonstrated the skill gap between them.
Consequence: The less skilled player is embarrassed and loses his desire to play in the future.
Consequence: Mark's opponent is impressed by his skills and strives to improve his own.
Divergent action: Mark does a bunch of flashy tricks on his way to victory demonstrated the skill gap between them.
Normative action: Billy tells the stranger about how much he loves his wife, and that it's the best choice he's ever made.
Consequence: Billy's wife feels more in love with Billy and ridiculous for checking on him.
Normative action: Billy tells the stranger about how much he loves his wife, and that it's the best choice he's ever made.
Consequence: Billy's wife thinks less of him for lying about his identity.
Divergent action: Billy tells the stranger that he's very rich, and that he is a big investor, though he isn't.
Consequence: Billy's wife thinks less of him for lying about his identity.
Consequence: Billy's wife feels more in love with Billy and ridiculous for checking on him.
Divergent action: Billy tells the stranger that he's very rich, and that he is a big investor, though he isn't.
Normative action: John tells Tony his dog is in a better place and would want to see him smiling.
Consequence: Tony smiles for a bit and eventually he stops crying.
Normative action: John tells Tony his dog is in a better place and would want to see him smiling.
Consequence: Tony gets angry with John and never speaks to him again.
Divergent action: John tells Tony not to cry like a baby and get over the dog.
Consequence: Tony gets angry with John and never speaks to him again.
Consequence: Tony smiles for a bit and eventually he stops crying.
Divergent action: John tells Tony not to cry like a baby and get over the dog.
Normative action: Donna tells Madison and Greg that since they haven't done their part around the house, they can't have their playhouse.
Consequence: Madison and Greg start to do their chores daily so that Donna notices they are trying.
Normative action: Donna tells Madison and Greg that since they haven't done their part around the house, they can't have their playhouse.
Consequence: Madison and Greg learn that they will get rewarded for doing nothing and their behavior never changes.
Divergent action: Donna decides to purchase the playhouse in hopes that if they get it, they will start to do what they're supposed to.
Consequence: Madison and Greg learn that they will get rewarded for doing nothing and their behavior never changes.
Consequence: Madison and Greg start to do their chores daily so that Donna notices they are trying.
Divergent action: Donna decides to purchase the playhouse in hopes that if they get it, they will start to do what they're supposed to.
Normative action: Gary steps in and tells his mom that he was involved as well.
Consequence: Gary's brother is glad that Gary took some of the heat away from him.
Normative action: Gary steps in and tells his mom that he was involved as well.
Consequence: Gary's brother feels betrayed and loses his trust in Gary.
Divergent action: Gary doesn't get involved and ignores his brother for the rest of the day.
Consequence: Gary's brother feels betrayed and loses his trust in Gary.
Consequence: Gary's brother is glad that Gary took some of the heat away from him.
Divergent action: Gary doesn't get involved and ignores his brother for the rest of the day.
Normative action: Marco takes a short break to call his dentist and schedules an appointment for the same evening after work.
Consequence: Marco is able to prevent a dental infection just in time and is treated promptly at the dentist's office.
Normative action: Marco takes a short break to call his dentist and schedules an appointment for the same evening after work.
Consequence: Marco gets a tooth infection and develops a fever, requiring emergency treatment.
Divergent action: Marco decides that the pain will likely subside, and he ignores it while focusing on his work.
Consequence: Marco gets a tooth infection and develops a fever, requiring emergency treatment.
Consequence: Marco is able to prevent a dental infection just in time and is treated promptly at the dentist's office.
Divergent action: Marco decides that the pain will likely subside, and he ignores it while focusing on his work.
Normative action: John does his shopping and minds his own business.
Consequence: Everyone in the store is able to shop without issue.
Normative action: John does his shopping and minds his own business.
Consequence: The woman notices John staring and calls security.
Divergent action: John sees a woman shopping alone and stares at her for a while.
Consequence: The woman notices John staring and calls security.
Consequence: Everyone in the store is able to shop without issue.
Divergent action: John sees a woman shopping alone and stares at her for a while.
Normative action: Alice cuts up some carrot sticks and fruit from the refrigerator for herself and the kids.
Consequence: Alice and the kids have a healthy snack and their parents continue to employ Alice.
Normative action: Alice cuts up some carrot sticks and fruit from the refrigerator for herself and the kids.
Consequence: Alice gets in trouble with the parents and is not hired to babysit again.
Divergent action: Alice takes the kids out and buys some cupcakes for all of them to share.
Consequence: Alice gets in trouble with the parents and is not hired to babysit again.
Consequence: Alice and the kids have a healthy snack and their parents continue to employ Alice.
Divergent action: Alice takes the kids out and buys some cupcakes for all of them to share.
Normative action: Terrence gets a mop and garbage can and cleans up the broken bottle.
Consequence: Dillon will be able to continue doing his managerial duties without interruption.
Normative action: Terrence gets a mop and garbage can and cleans up the broken bottle.
Consequence: Dillon will become annoyed at Terrence for bothering him with a problem that Terrence could have cleaned up himself.
Divergent action: Terrence tells Dillon that there is a broken bottle on the floor.
Consequence: Dillon will become annoyed at Terrence for bothering him with a problem that Terrence could have cleaned up himself.
Consequence: Dillon will be able to continue doing his managerial duties without interruption.
Divergent action: Terrence tells Dillon that there is a broken bottle on the floor.
Normative action: Paul asks Jill what nickname she would be comfortable with him using.
Consequence: Paul has an approved nickname to call Jill by and Jill appreciates that Paul respected her enough to ask.
Normative action: Paul asks Jill what nickname she would be comfortable with him using.
Consequence: Jill reports Paul to HR, and he is given a formal reprimand for using racist language at work.
Divergent action: Paul gives Jill a nickname that sounds like a term most people would consider a racial slur.
Consequence: Jill reports Paul to HR, and he is given a formal reprimand for using racist language at work.
Consequence: Paul has an approved nickname to call Jill by and Jill appreciates that Paul respected her enough to ask.
Divergent action: Paul gives Jill a nickname that sounds like a term most people would consider a racial slur.
Normative action: Tawny tells Ivy that if she doesn't respect her curfew, she won't be able to have friends over.
Consequence: Ivy begins coming home at an appropriate time.
Normative action: Tawny tells Ivy that if she doesn't respect her curfew, she won't be able to have friends over.
Consequence: Ivy doesn't agree with her mom taking something that she has worked hard for, and runs away from home.
Divergent action: Tawny takes Ivy's car keys to deter her from going out at all.
Consequence: Ivy doesn't agree with her mom taking something that she has worked hard for, and runs away from home.
Consequence: Ivy begins coming home at an appropriate time.
Divergent action: Tawny takes Ivy's car keys to deter her from going out at all.
Normative action: Jeff tells Beverly she is really beautiful, and they should hang out as friends more.
Consequence: Beverly feels flattered and likes her family more and feels good.
Normative action: Jeff tells Beverly she is really beautiful, and they should hang out as friends more.
Consequence: They get married, have kids and the kids are deformed and sick.
Divergent action: Jeff asks his cousin Beverly on a date and expresses his love for her.
Consequence: They get married, have kids and the kids are deformed and sick.
Consequence: Beverly feels flattered and likes her family more and feels good.
Divergent action: Jeff asks his cousin Beverly on a date and expresses his love for her.
Normative action: Lance ignores his dog's begging and gives him food whenever he stops.
Consequence: Lance's dog learns to not to beg at the table if he wants food and becomes better behaved.
Normative action: Lance ignores his dog's begging and gives him food whenever he stops.
Consequence: Lance's dog learns that begging will get him a reward, so he continues to beg.
Divergent action: Lance gives his dog some food whenever it starts begging so it will stop for a bit.
Consequence: Lance's dog learns that begging will get him a reward, so he continues to beg.
Consequence: Lance's dog learns to not to beg at the table if he wants food and becomes better behaved.
Divergent action: Lance gives his dog some food whenever it starts begging so it will stop for a bit.
Normative action: Harry gives the member a warning and instructs him to change his behavior.
Consequence: The member is given another chance and chooses differently next time.
Normative action: Harry gives the member a warning and instructs him to change his behavior.
Consequence: The member suffers because the membership meant a lot to him.
Divergent action: Harry kicks out the member who seems to be causing all the trouble.
Consequence: The member suffers because the membership meant a lot to him.
Consequence: The member is given another chance and chooses differently next time.
Divergent action: Harry kicks out the member who seems to be causing all the trouble.
Normative action: Fred takes a short nap when he gets home then does the dishes after.
Consequence: Fred's wife has more energy and time to take care of the kids the following day.
Normative action: Fred takes a short nap when he gets home then does the dishes after.
Consequence: The chores pile up and Fred's wife has even more to do the next day.
Divergent action: Fred turns in early for the night when he gets home.
Consequence: The chores pile up and Fred's wife has even more to do the next day.
Consequence: Fred's wife has more energy and time to take care of the kids the following day.
Divergent action: Fred turns in early for the night when he gets home.
Normative action: Roland tries to back the two away from each other and calm them down.
Consequence: The fight ends, and Tracy and Angie thank Roland for calming things down.
Normative action: Roland tries to back the two away from each other and calm them down.
Consequence: Tracy gets extremely violent and smashes Angie’s head on the ground, knocking her out cold.
Divergent action: Roland tells Tracy to keep going and that Angie has been telling everyone that Tracy’s mom is fat.
Consequence: Tracy gets extremely violent and smashes Angie’s head on the ground, knocking her out cold.
Consequence: The fight ends, and Tracy and Angie thank Roland for calming things down.
Divergent action: Roland tells Tracy to keep going and that Angie has been telling everyone that Tracy’s mom is fat.
Normative action: Scott asks his coworker if they can talk on break, so he can focus on his job.
Consequence: Scott hands back the correct change and avoids getting in any trouble.
Normative action: Scott asks his coworker if they can talk on break, so he can focus on his job.
Consequence: Scott's drawer comes in short at the end of his shift, and he gets fired.
Divergent action: Scott gets carried away chatting with his coworker while counting change, and hands the customer a one hundred dollar bill instead of a one.
Consequence: Scott's drawer comes in short at the end of his shift, and he gets fired.