CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Sam goes to the store and buys a new drill that's identical to Eric's old one, and gives it to him while apologizing.
Consequence: Eric thanks Sam and lets him borrow more tools in the future.
Normative action: Sam goes to the store and buys a new drill that's identical to Eric's old one, and gives it to him while apologizing.
Consequence: Eric never lets Sam borrow anything again, and brings up the lost drill a lot.
Divergent action: Sam apologizes for losing the drill, but does not offer to replace it.
Consequence: Eric never lets Sam borrow anything again, and brings up the lost drill a lot.
Consequence: Eric thanks Sam and lets him borrow more tools in the future.
Divergent action: Sam apologizes for losing the drill, but does not offer to replace it.
Normative action: Chris asks Amanda questions about her life and interests.
Consequence: Chris discovers him and Maggie have a lot in common which makes their relationship stronger.
Normative action: Chris asks Amanda questions about her life and interests.
Consequence: Chris ends up spending the remainder of the night alone when Amanda walks out on him.
Divergent action: Chris talks to Amanda about what he'd like do to her in the bedroom.
Consequence: Chris ends up spending the remainder of the night alone when Amanda walks out on him.
Consequence: Chris discovers him and Maggie have a lot in common which makes their relationship stronger.
Divergent action: Chris talks to Amanda about what he'd like do to her in the bedroom.
Normative action: Megan's dog defecates on the grass next to the sidewalk, and she picks it up with a paper and puts it in the trash.
Consequence: The man approaching walks over the spot where the dog pooped, but because Megan cleaned up, his shoes stay clean, and she feels like a responsible dog owner.
Normative action: Megan's dog defecates on the grass next to the sidewalk, and she picks it up with a paper and puts it in the trash.
Consequence: The man approaching steps in dog poop and Megan feels foolish.
Divergent action: Megan's dog defecates on the grass next to the sidewalk, but she doesn't pick it up.
Consequence: The man approaching steps in dog poop and Megan feels foolish.
Consequence: The man approaching walks over the spot where the dog pooped, but because Megan cleaned up, his shoes stay clean, and she feels like a responsible dog owner.
Divergent action: Megan's dog defecates on the grass next to the sidewalk, but she doesn't pick it up.
Normative action: John actively controls his drinking throughout the party.
Consequence: John avoids getting too drunk and has a good time at the party.
Normative action: John actively controls his drinking throughout the party.
Consequence: John vomits and embarasses himself in front of the other students.
Divergent action: John drinks more beer than he could tolerate.
Consequence: John vomits and embarasses himself in front of the other students.
Consequence: John avoids getting too drunk and has a good time at the party.
Divergent action: John drinks more beer than he could tolerate.
Normative action: Jeff has a meeting with his coworker during which he gives him helpful pointers about how to complete tasks quickly.
Consequence: Jeff's coworker completes all his tasks efficiently and is proud of himself.
Normative action: Jeff has a meeting with his coworker during which he gives him helpful pointers about how to complete tasks quickly.
Consequence: Jeff's coworker feels disenfranchised and underestimated.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to finalize one of his coworker's projects.
Consequence: Jeff's coworker feels disenfranchised and underestimated.
Consequence: Jeff's coworker completes all his tasks efficiently and is proud of himself.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to finalize one of his coworker's projects.
Normative action: John gets to work earlier in order to find a good spot.
Consequence: John is able to park right next to his building.
Normative action: John gets to work earlier in order to find a good spot.
Consequence: John is called out on his deception by his coworkers.
Divergent action: John borrows his mum's handicapped permit and starts parking next to his building.
Consequence: John is called out on his deception by his coworkers.
Consequence: John is able to park right next to his building.
Divergent action: John borrows his mum's handicapped permit and starts parking next to his building.
Normative action: Josh places a call to Penelope to let her know he can't pick her up today, and then calls a tow truck.
Consequence: Penelope ends up calling an Uber and gets to work on time.
Normative action: Josh places a call to Penelope to let her know he can't pick her up today, and then calls a tow truck.
Consequence: Penelope is stuck wondering where Josh is and is late for work.
Divergent action: Josh places a call to the mechanic and gets his car taken to the shop without calling Penelope.
Consequence: Penelope is stuck wondering where Josh is and is late for work.
Consequence: Penelope ends up calling an Uber and gets to work on time.
Divergent action: Josh places a call to the mechanic and gets his car taken to the shop without calling Penelope.
Normative action: Mary decides to make a bit of a change to her initial idea and agrees with her husband on a deep yellow.
Consequence: Mary's husband likes the new color they chose, which is closer to what he initially wanted.
Normative action: Mary decides to make a bit of a change to her initial idea and agrees with her husband on a deep yellow.
Consequence: Mary's husband is frustrated by her lack of flexibility and doesn't like the pale yellow.
Divergent action: Mary insists that they must paint the living room a pale yellow.
Consequence: Mary's husband is frustrated by her lack of flexibility and doesn't like the pale yellow.
Consequence: Mary's husband likes the new color they chose, which is closer to what he initially wanted.
Divergent action: Mary insists that they must paint the living room a pale yellow.
Normative action: Cody asked his boss if he could have the rest of the day off.
Consequence: Cody is given the rest of the day off because he volunteers to come in early the next day.
Normative action: Cody asked his boss if he could have the rest of the day off.
Consequence: Cody was fired immediately for blatantly ignoring the safety regulations on the site.
Divergent action: Cody ran into a steel beam on purpose in order to get out of work.
Consequence: Cody was fired immediately for blatantly ignoring the safety regulations on the site.
Consequence: Cody is given the rest of the day off because he volunteers to come in early the next day.
Divergent action: Cody ran into a steel beam on purpose in order to get out of work.
Normative action: Dave tells the manager that he'll take her comments to heart and go edit the document to make changes.
Consequence: Dave's manager is delighted that Dave is responsive to her feedback and is willing to correct his errors.
Normative action: Dave tells the manager that he'll take her comments to heart and go edit the document to make changes.
Consequence: Dave's manager is unhappy that Dave cannot take constructive criticism and isn't taking her feedback seriously.
Divergent action: Dave tells his manager that it's impossible he made a mistake, he never does so, and she must be looking at it wrong.
Consequence: Dave's manager is unhappy that Dave cannot take constructive criticism and isn't taking her feedback seriously.
Consequence: Dave's manager is delighted that Dave is responsive to her feedback and is willing to correct his errors.
Divergent action: Dave tells his manager that it's impossible he made a mistake, he never does so, and she must be looking at it wrong.
Normative action: Elsa asks her father to explain his joke.
Consequence: Elsa gains a deeper understand of her father's views.
Normative action: Elsa asks her father to explain his joke.
Consequence: Elsa's mother calls her out for ruining their family time.
Divergent action: Elsa spends the next thirty minutes pointing out the issues with the joke and talking about socialism.
Consequence: Elsa's mother calls her out for ruining their family time.
Consequence: Elsa gains a deeper understand of her father's views.
Divergent action: Elsa spends the next thirty minutes pointing out the issues with the joke and talking about socialism.
Normative action: John apologizes for his past behavior and asks for Paul's forgiveness.
Consequence: Paul is able to let go of his lingering hostility allowing an adult friendship to form.
Normative action: John apologizes for his past behavior and asks for Paul's forgiveness.
Consequence: Paul is resentful that his childhood tormentor doesn't remember him.
Divergent action: John pretends he doesn't remember Paul and introduces himself as a stranger.
Consequence: Paul is resentful that his childhood tormentor doesn't remember him.
Consequence: Paul is able to let go of his lingering hostility allowing an adult friendship to form.
Divergent action: John pretends he doesn't remember Paul and introduces himself as a stranger.
Normative action: John finds out that his friend is getting married and acts excited and congratulates his friend despite feeling a tad jealous inside.
Consequence: John's friend is happy to have shared the news and continues on his emotional high.
Normative action: John finds out that his friend is getting married and acts excited and congratulates his friend despite feeling a tad jealous inside.
Consequence: John's friend is disappointed in John's reaction and his mood is soured.
Divergent action: John finds out that his friend is getting married but doesn't show any outward emotions because he is jealous of his friend.
Consequence: John's friend is disappointed in John's reaction and his mood is soured.
Consequence: John's friend is happy to have shared the news and continues on his emotional high.
Divergent action: John finds out that his friend is getting married but doesn't show any outward emotions because he is jealous of his friend.
Normative action: Sue stays inside and calls animal control about the situation.
Consequence: The animal is safely rescued and sent to an animal rehabilitation center.
Normative action: Sue stays inside and calls animal control about the situation.
Consequence: Sue is bitten by the raccoon who is rabid and ends up needing a series of rabies shots.
Divergent action: Sue gets a blanket and first aid kit and decided to take the raccoon in.
Consequence: Sue is bitten by the raccoon who is rabid and ends up needing a series of rabies shots.
Consequence: The animal is safely rescued and sent to an animal rehabilitation center.
Divergent action: Sue gets a blanket and first aid kit and decided to take the raccoon in.
Normative action: Frances helps her son study hard for the test.
Consequence: Frances's son aces the test and is really proud.
Normative action: Frances helps her son study hard for the test.
Consequence: Her son feels like a loser because he passed the test by cheating.
Divergent action: Frances suggests that her son should try to copy the answers from the smarter kids.
Consequence: Her son feels like a loser because he passed the test by cheating.
Consequence: Frances's son aces the test and is really proud.
Divergent action: Frances suggests that her son should try to copy the answers from the smarter kids.
Normative action: Ron smiles and gives a brief apology to the man for bumping into him.
Consequence: The man accepts Ron's apology and tells him to have a nice day.
Normative action: Ron smiles and gives a brief apology to the man for bumping into him.
Consequence: The other man yells back at Ron and tells him to watch where he's going.
Divergent action: Ron gets angry and loudly shouts at the man, demanding an apology.
Consequence: The other man yells back at Ron and tells him to watch where he's going.
Consequence: The man accepts Ron's apology and tells him to have a nice day.
Divergent action: Ron gets angry and loudly shouts at the man, demanding an apology.
Normative action: Kyle takes Heidi to the restaurant, and they both enjoy a nice meal together.
Consequence: Heidi thinks it was nice of Kyle to take her, and he feels generous.
Normative action: Kyle takes Heidi to the restaurant, and they both enjoy a nice meal together.
Consequence: Heidi sees Kyle as selfish, and he feels like a glutton afterwards.
Divergent action: Kyle, having never been to an upscale restaurant goes alone and orders himself the most expensive items on the menu.
Consequence: Heidi sees Kyle as selfish, and he feels like a glutton afterwards.
Consequence: Heidi thinks it was nice of Kyle to take her, and he feels generous.
Divergent action: Kyle, having never been to an upscale restaurant goes alone and orders himself the most expensive items on the menu.
Normative action: John seeks out help and expertise from a local detox and rehabilitation center.
Consequence: John is able to successfully sober up and completes a lengthy treatment and has even more opportunities than he started with.
Normative action: John seeks out help and expertise from a local detox and rehabilitation center.
Consequence: John eventually relapses and misses out on the opportunity.
Divergent action: John tries to stop drinking on his own even though it hasn't worked before.
Consequence: John eventually relapses and misses out on the opportunity.
Consequence: John is able to successfully sober up and completes a lengthy treatment and has even more opportunities than he started with.
Divergent action: John tries to stop drinking on his own even though it hasn't worked before.
Normative action: John convinces the school board to work with local public health officials to come of with safety measures to protect students returning to school.
Consequence: The plan works and all the students remain safe from the infectious disease throughout the school year.
Normative action: John convinces the school board to work with local public health officials to come of with safety measures to protect students returning to school.
Consequence: The infectious disease is spread through the student body when the schools reopen.
Divergent action: John convinces the school board to reopen schools just as they normally would.
Consequence: The infectious disease is spread through the student body when the schools reopen.
Consequence: The plan works and all the students remain safe from the infectious disease throughout the school year.
Divergent action: John convinces the school board to reopen schools just as they normally would.
Normative action: Tom apologizes to the homeless person and tells him he cannot spare any money.
Consequence: The homeless person thanks him anyway for acknowledging him.
Normative action: Tom apologizes to the homeless person and tells him he cannot spare any money.
Consequence: The homeless person is sad and discouraged by this treatment.
Divergent action: Tom tells the homeless person to get a job and brushes him off.
Consequence: The homeless person is sad and discouraged by this treatment.
Consequence: The homeless person thanks him anyway for acknowledging him.
Divergent action: Tom tells the homeless person to get a job and brushes him off.
Normative action: Benny puts on a set of nice headphones to listen to the new album.
Consequence: His next door neighbor and her baby don't hear the music, and they are able to continue sleeping peacefully.
Normative action: Benny puts on a set of nice headphones to listen to the new album.
Consequence: His next door neighbor and her baby are woken by the music which makes the neighbor angry.
Divergent action: Benny puts the album into his stereo system and cranks up the volume really loud.
Consequence: His next door neighbor and her baby are woken by the music which makes the neighbor angry.
Consequence: His next door neighbor and her baby don't hear the music, and they are able to continue sleeping peacefully.
Divergent action: Benny puts the album into his stereo system and cranks up the volume really loud.
Normative action: Erika signals to make a turn, then begins slowing down.
Consequence: The person behind Erika sees her turn signal and switches lanes.
Normative action: Erika signals to make a turn, then begins slowing down.
Consequence: The person behind Erika didn't realize she had slowed down and rear-ends her car.
Divergent action: Erika doesn't signal and slows down to make a turn.
Consequence: The person behind Erika didn't realize she had slowed down and rear-ends her car.
Consequence: The person behind Erika sees her turn signal and switches lanes.
Divergent action: Erika doesn't signal and slows down to make a turn.
Normative action: Homer decides their most be a better route and exits the highway to take back roads to home.
Consequence: A few other cars follow Homer, thereby reducing traffic on the highway and making it safer for everyone.
Normative action: Homer decides their most be a better route and exits the highway to take back roads to home.
Consequence: Homer cuts off another driver who slams on the brakes and barely avoids being rear-ended.
Divergent action: Homer sees an opening and quickly swerves through three lanes of traffic to get into a faster lane.
Consequence: Homer cuts off another driver who slams on the brakes and barely avoids being rear-ended.
Consequence: A few other cars follow Homer, thereby reducing traffic on the highway and making it safer for everyone.
Divergent action: Homer sees an opening and quickly swerves through three lanes of traffic to get into a faster lane.
Normative action: James excuses himself and goes into the garden to smoke.
Consequence: James' friends call him on his phone, so he can still hear their conversation.
Normative action: James excuses himself and goes into the garden to smoke.
Consequence: The friend scowls and makes James go into the back garden.
Divergent action: James pulls out his cigarettes and starts smoking inside the friend's house.
Consequence: The friend scowls and makes James go into the back garden.
Consequence: James' friends call him on his phone, so he can still hear their conversation.
Divergent action: James pulls out his cigarettes and starts smoking inside the friend's house.
Normative action: Sandy vents to her employee about her problems with her husband.
Consequence: Sandy and her employee become closer friends.
Normative action: Sandy vents to her employee about her problems with her husband.
Consequence: Sandy is called out on social media after her employee posts about the incident.
Divergent action: Sandy pushes the files out of her employee's hands demanding that she pink up the papers on the floor.
Consequence: Sandy is called out on social media after her employee posts about the incident.
Consequence: Sandy and her employee become closer friends.
Divergent action: Sandy pushes the files out of her employee's hands demanding that she pink up the papers on the floor.
Normative action: Greg shops for less items than planned and finds an express lane to cash out on.
Consequence: Greg does not take long and makes his next appointment in time.
Normative action: Greg shops for less items than planned and finds an express lane to cash out on.
Consequence: Greg comes out to see a ticket and realized that he is being fined.
Divergent action: Greg sees that the parking lot is crowded but notices a handicap spot open and parks there.
Consequence: Greg comes out to see a ticket and realized that he is being fined.
Consequence: Greg does not take long and makes his next appointment in time.
Divergent action: Greg sees that the parking lot is crowded but notices a handicap spot open and parks there.
Normative action: Bob comes to an agreement with his wife that they will do both the park and the museum.
Consequence: Bob's wife is happy to go to the museum and even enjoys the park.
Normative action: Bob comes to an agreement with his wife that they will do both the park and the museum.
Consequence: Bob's wife is frustrated for the whole afternoon.
Divergent action: Bob talks over his wife, and badgers her until she agrees to do what he wants.
Consequence: Bob's wife is frustrated for the whole afternoon.
Consequence: Bob's wife is happy to go to the museum and even enjoys the park.
Divergent action: Bob talks over his wife, and badgers her until she agrees to do what he wants.
Normative action: Jackie wins a few games of roulette and walks away from the table.
Consequence: Jackie can now enjoy her winnings.
Normative action: Jackie wins a few games of roulette and walks away from the table.
Consequence: Jackie loses most of her money on the bet.
Divergent action: Jackie wins a few games of roulette and then gets greedy and bets everything she has.
Consequence: Jackie loses most of her money on the bet.
Consequence: Jackie can now enjoy her winnings.
Divergent action: Jackie wins a few games of roulette and then gets greedy and bets everything she has.
Normative action: Mark asks a busboy to send the manager over.
Consequence: Mark gets his meal comped for the bad service he recieved.
Normative action: Mark asks a busboy to send the manager over.
Consequence: Mark is asked to leave the restaurant for his rude actions.
Divergent action: Mark yells loudly across the restaurant for his server to come over.
Consequence: Mark is asked to leave the restaurant for his rude actions.
Consequence: Mark gets his meal comped for the bad service he recieved.
Divergent action: Mark yells loudly across the restaurant for his server to come over.
Normative action: Jason offers to pay for the vase because he's the one broke it.
Consequence: Jason's girlfriend respects Jason's honesty.
Normative action: Jason offers to pay for the vase because he's the one broke it.
Consequence: Jason's relationship with his girlfriend suffers.
Divergent action: Jason guilts his girlfriend into paying for the vase by saying it was her fault he dropped it.
Consequence: Jason's relationship with his girlfriend suffers.
Consequence: Jason's girlfriend respects Jason's honesty.
Divergent action: Jason guilts his girlfriend into paying for the vase by saying it was her fault he dropped it.
Normative action: Anna holds her dog in bed petting them on the head to distract them.
Consequence: Anna is able to have a better nights sleep with her dog in her arms.
Normative action: Anna holds her dog in bed petting them on the head to distract them.
Consequence: Anna has to take her dog to the emergency room when the dog has problems breathing.
Divergent action: Anna gives her dog a large dose of a tranquilizer to calm him down.
Consequence: Anna has to take her dog to the emergency room when the dog has problems breathing.
Consequence: Anna is able to have a better nights sleep with her dog in her arms.
Divergent action: Anna gives her dog a large dose of a tranquilizer to calm him down.
Normative action: John accidentally drops some food because he is eating so quickly but notices his mistake and immediately cleans up the mess.
Consequence: John's parents politely suggest he slow down and then dismiss him from the table, so he can go play.
Normative action: John accidentally drops some food because he is eating so quickly but notices his mistake and immediately cleans up the mess.
Consequence: John's parents make him clean up the mess and don't allow him to play as punishment for ignoring the mess.
Divergent action: John in his haste drops some food on the floor but continues to eat his meal.
Consequence: John's parents make him clean up the mess and don't allow him to play as punishment for ignoring the mess.
Consequence: John's parents politely suggest he slow down and then dismiss him from the table, so he can go play.
Divergent action: John in his haste drops some food on the floor but continues to eat his meal.
Normative action: Joe tactfully tells Sally that the the dress doesn't look as good as he thought it would on the hanger.
Consequence: Sally is grateful for the advice and trusts Joe more in the future.
Normative action: Joe tactfully tells Sally that the the dress doesn't look as good as he thought it would on the hanger.
Consequence: Sally is very offended and hurt, and stops talking to Joe.