CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Ted calls Stacy a wimp and pushes her to go out with him.
Consequence: Stacy gets angry and calls Ted an insensitive jerk.
Consequence: Ted and Stacy have a nice date.
Divergent action: Ted calls Stacy a wimp and pushes her to go out with him.
Normative action: John tastes a lot of wine for his job, but he spits it out rather than swallow it.
Consequence: John expands his knowledge of wine considerably and gets offered a better job at a fancier restaurant.
Normative action: John tastes a lot of wine for his job, but he spits it out rather than swallow it.
Consequence: John sleeps frequently because he's hungover and gets fired from his job.
Divergent action: John drinks a lot of wine every day for his job and becomes addicted to it.
Consequence: John sleeps frequently because he's hungover and gets fired from his job.
Consequence: John expands his knowledge of wine considerably and gets offered a better job at a fancier restaurant.
Divergent action: John drinks a lot of wine every day for his job and becomes addicted to it.
Normative action: David talks to his wife, where they mutually decide to divorce, and he starts a relationship with Karen once single.
Consequence: Karen and David fall in love, later marrying and have a very fulfilling and satisfying life together.
Normative action: David talks to his wife, where they mutually decide to divorce, and he starts a relationship with Karen once single.
Consequence: Karen finds David's wedding ring hidden in his car, tells his wife, and David's wife divorces him for his infidelity.
Divergent action: David becomes very friendly with Karen, telling her he is single, and they begin a sexual relationship.
Consequence: Karen finds David's wedding ring hidden in his car, tells his wife, and David's wife divorces him for his infidelity.
Consequence: Karen and David fall in love, later marrying and have a very fulfilling and satisfying life together.
Divergent action: David becomes very friendly with Karen, telling her he is single, and they begin a sexual relationship.
Normative action: Danny waits till the movie is over before returning the call.
Consequence: Danny gets to enjoy the movie without upsetting anybody else.
Normative action: Danny waits till the movie is over before returning the call.
Consequence: Danny gets pelted by popcorn from angry fellow movie watchers.
Divergent action: Danny calls back the number of the missed call and has a conversation while the movie plays.
Consequence: Danny gets pelted by popcorn from angry fellow movie watchers.
Consequence: Danny gets to enjoy the movie without upsetting anybody else.
Divergent action: Danny calls back the number of the missed call and has a conversation while the movie plays.
Normative action: Gabby's friend reaches out, and Gabby makes time to have a video chat to catch up.
Consequence: Gabby's friend feels valued and is glad to rekindle the friendship.
Normative action: Gabby's friend reaches out, and Gabby makes time to have a video chat to catch up.
Consequence: Gabby's friend feels rejected and hurt, and stops reaching out.
Divergent action: Gabby's friend tries to reaches out several times, but Gabby always prioritizes hanging out with other friends.
Consequence: Gabby's friend feels rejected and hurt, and stops reaching out.
Consequence: Gabby's friend feels valued and is glad to rekindle the friendship.
Divergent action: Gabby's friend tries to reaches out several times, but Gabby always prioritizes hanging out with other friends.
Normative action: Oscar asks his mom for a short-term loan to pay the bills.
Consequence: Oscar's mom gives Oscar some money, to be paid back later.
Normative action: Oscar asks his mom for a short-term loan to pay the bills.
Consequence: Oscar's mom finds out and gets very angry at him.
Divergent action: Oscar gets his mom's check book and forges her signature to take money out of the bank.
Consequence: Oscar's mom finds out and gets very angry at him.
Consequence: Oscar's mom gives Oscar some money, to be paid back later.
Divergent action: Oscar gets his mom's check book and forges her signature to take money out of the bank.
Normative action: Justin knows that he can't act on his feelings, and decides to just treat Nick's girlfriend as one of the guys.
Consequence: They all become best friends and Nick and Justin's friendship is stronger than ever.
Normative action: Justin knows that he can't act on his feelings, and decides to just treat Nick's girlfriend as one of the guys.
Consequence: Nick's girlfriend tells him about Justin's behavior, and both decide never to speak to him again.
Divergent action: Justin goes behind Nick's back and tries to kiss Nick's girlfriend.
Consequence: Nick's girlfriend tells him about Justin's behavior, and both decide never to speak to him again.
Consequence: They all become best friends and Nick and Justin's friendship is stronger than ever.
Divergent action: Justin goes behind Nick's back and tries to kiss Nick's girlfriend.
Normative action: Olivia decides to pay Kelly a fair wage plus bonuses for good work.
Consequence: Kelly is motivated by her bonuses and does extra well on the job, resulting in good reviews and more clients for the firm.
Normative action: Olivia decides to pay Kelly a fair wage plus bonuses for good work.
Consequence: Kelly quits the firm and Olivia ends up losing money by not having a receptionist to schedule clients.
Divergent action: Olivia decides not to pay Kelly for her first two weeks of work, referring to it as "unpaid training", thinking this will save her money.
Consequence: Kelly quits the firm and Olivia ends up losing money by not having a receptionist to schedule clients.
Consequence: Kelly is motivated by her bonuses and does extra well on the job, resulting in good reviews and more clients for the firm.
Divergent action: Olivia decides not to pay Kelly for her first two weeks of work, referring to it as "unpaid training", thinking this will save her money.
Normative action: Bobby helps Jack to better his perspective and to help Jack understand that the problems are temporary and that he will be OK.
Consequence: Jack is able to get counselling for his troubles and feel better about life which helps him to turn his life around.
Normative action: Bobby helps Jack to better his perspective and to help Jack understand that the problems are temporary and that he will be OK.
Consequence: Jack takes the advice bad and commits suicide.
Divergent action: Bobby tells Jack that the way he sees it, the problems are his fault, and he needs to work to make his life better.
Consequence: Jack takes the advice bad and commits suicide.
Consequence: Jack is able to get counselling for his troubles and feel better about life which helps him to turn his life around.
Divergent action: Bobby tells Jack that the way he sees it, the problems are his fault, and he needs to work to make his life better.
Normative action: Billy puts his headphones in and blasts the music in his ear.
Consequence: Billy gets a great, fun workout without disturbing anyone.
Normative action: Billy puts his headphones in and blasts the music in his ear.
Consequence: Billy's neighbors file a noise complaint, and the police come and tell him to tone it down.
Divergent action: Billy puts the music up pretty loud while he is working out at night.
Consequence: Billy's neighbors file a noise complaint, and the police come and tell him to tone it down.
Consequence: Billy gets a great, fun workout without disturbing anyone.
Divergent action: Billy puts the music up pretty loud while he is working out at night.
Normative action: John passionately cheers for his team throughout the game and continuously tries to boost their morale.
Consequence: A member of the team notices John's unwavering support and gives him an autographed baseball bat after the game.
Normative action: John passionately cheers for his team throughout the game and continuously tries to boost their morale.
Consequence: John misses out on a stunning comeback, a game that will be remembered for decades.
Divergent action: John decides to give up on the rest of the game and leave before it's over, going to catch a movie he'd been wanting to watch instead.
Consequence: John misses out on a stunning comeback, a game that will be remembered for decades.
Consequence: A member of the team notices John's unwavering support and gives him an autographed baseball bat after the game.
Divergent action: John decides to give up on the rest of the game and leave before it's over, going to catch a movie he'd been wanting to watch instead.
Normative action: Jerry walks to the bathroom and blows his nose in private.
Consequence: Jerry can enjoy the aroma of the flowers.
Normative action: Jerry walks to the bathroom and blows his nose in private.
Consequence: People start public shaming Jerry, and he gets embarrassed and ashamed.
Divergent action: Jerry realizes his nose is clogged up and starts to pick his nose in public.
Consequence: People start public shaming Jerry, and he gets embarrassed and ashamed.
Consequence: Jerry can enjoy the aroma of the flowers.
Divergent action: Jerry realizes his nose is clogged up and starts to pick his nose in public.
Normative action: Helen suggests going out to a lounge with nice couches and having some drinks.
Consequence: Helen and her wife go out and have a good time while relaxing.
Normative action: Helen suggests going out to a lounge with nice couches and having some drinks.
Consequence: Helen gets to relax, but her wife is bored and annoyed at her.
Divergent action: Helen tells her wife she is too tired and wants to stay home.
Consequence: Helen gets to relax, but her wife is bored and annoyed at her.
Consequence: Helen and her wife go out and have a good time while relaxing.
Divergent action: Helen tells her wife she is too tired and wants to stay home.
Normative action: Arnold knocks on his neighbor's door and asks him to keep it down.
Consequence: The neighbor apologizes, and lowers it immediately, promising to keep it lower.
Normative action: Arnold knocks on his neighbor's door and asks him to keep it down.
Consequence: The cops break into Arnold's house and arrest him for this false crime.
Divergent action: Arnold calls in a domestic disturbance to the police, making up a charge.
Consequence: The cops break into Arnold's house and arrest him for this false crime.
Consequence: The neighbor apologizes, and lowers it immediately, promising to keep it lower.
Divergent action: Arnold calls in a domestic disturbance to the police, making up a charge.
Normative action: Lucy showers the morning of her audition.
Consequence: The director tells Lucy she did a good job, and he'd love to give a part to such a talented and polished young lady and Lucy is thrilled.
Normative action: Lucy showers the morning of her audition.
Consequence: The director tells Lucy she did a good job, but he wouldn't consider hiring someone who doesn't care about her appearance or how she smells, and Lucy is disappointed.
Divergent action: Lucy doesn't shower or bathe for four days leading up to her tryout.
Consequence: The director tells Lucy she did a good job, but he wouldn't consider hiring someone who doesn't care about her appearance or how she smells, and Lucy is disappointed.
Consequence: The director tells Lucy she did a good job, and he'd love to give a part to such a talented and polished young lady and Lucy is thrilled.
Divergent action: Lucy doesn't shower or bathe for four days leading up to her tryout.
Normative action: Mary decides to put food coloring in her brother's toothpaste.
Consequence: Mary and her brother have a good laugh, and no one is harmed in the end.
Normative action: Mary decides to put food coloring in her brother's toothpaste.
Consequence: Mary's brother gets sick after brushing his teeth with dish soap.
Divergent action: Mary puts dish soap on her brother's toothbrush.
Consequence: Mary's brother gets sick after brushing his teeth with dish soap.
Consequence: Mary and her brother have a good laugh, and no one is harmed in the end.
Divergent action: Mary puts dish soap on her brother's toothbrush.
Normative action: Jack has a conversation with his boyfriend expressing his discomfort with them possibly working together.
Consequence: Jack is able to make a decision with his boyfriend that suits both their needs.
Normative action: Jack has a conversation with his boyfriend expressing his discomfort with them possibly working together.
Consequence: Jack is devastated when he gets dumped after his boyfriend finds out what he did.
Divergent action: Jack gives his boyfriend a bad reference to ensure he doesn't get the job.
Consequence: Jack is devastated when he gets dumped after his boyfriend finds out what he did.
Consequence: Jack is able to make a decision with his boyfriend that suits both their needs.
Divergent action: Jack gives his boyfriend a bad reference to ensure he doesn't get the job.
Normative action: Robert consults with Sue about words they could use in scrabble and end up playing a good game.
Consequence: Robert and Sue perform well enough to win the game and the victory feels great to them.
Normative action: Robert consults with Sue about words they could use in scrabble and end up playing a good game.
Consequence: Robert and Sue win the game but the victory feels hollow to Robert.
Divergent action: Robert excuses himself and goes to the bathroom then uses his phone to find a high scoring word to insert in scrabble.
Consequence: Robert and Sue win the game but the victory feels hollow to Robert.
Consequence: Robert and Sue perform well enough to win the game and the victory feels great to them.
Divergent action: Robert excuses himself and goes to the bathroom then uses his phone to find a high scoring word to insert in scrabble.
Normative action: Ted spends $900 on a new iPhone for his girlfriend.
Consequence: Ted's girlfriend loves the gift and appreciates Ted more.
Normative action: Ted spends $900 on a new iPhone for his girlfriend.
Consequence: The owner uses the Find My Phone feature and has Ted arrested.
Divergent action: Ted goes to a bar and swipes someone else's new iPhone, then gives it as a gift.
Consequence: The owner uses the Find My Phone feature and has Ted arrested.
Consequence: Ted's girlfriend loves the gift and appreciates Ted more.
Divergent action: Ted goes to a bar and swipes someone else's new iPhone, then gives it as a gift.
Normative action: Mary discreetly but thoroughly cleans around the things in her employer's closet.
Consequence: Mary's employer is very happy with the job she's done and gives her a raise.
Normative action: Mary discreetly but thoroughly cleans around the things in her employer's closet.
Consequence: Mary's employer thinks a burglar has been through their home and doesn't trust anyone coming in again.
Divergent action: Mary looks through boxes in the closet when cleaning her employer's room and doesn't put things back.
Consequence: Mary's employer thinks a burglar has been through their home and doesn't trust anyone coming in again.
Consequence: Mary's employer is very happy with the job she's done and gives her a raise.
Divergent action: Mary looks through boxes in the closet when cleaning her employer's room and doesn't put things back.
Normative action: Julia works hard on her paper early on, so she can spend the rest of her week planning her fun party.
Consequence: Julia is able to turn her paper in early and enjoys her party without any worries.
Normative action: Julia works hard on her paper early on, so she can spend the rest of her week planning her fun party.
Consequence: Julia fails her class and has to go to Summer school.
Divergent action: Julia decides not to do her paper, so she can prepare for her party.
Consequence: Julia fails her class and has to go to Summer school.
Consequence: Julia is able to turn her paper in early and enjoys her party without any worries.
Divergent action: Julia decides not to do her paper, so she can prepare for her party.
Normative action: Teri donates the desserts to a food pantry.
Consequence: She is able to eat better and feel better.
Normative action: Teri donates the desserts to a food pantry.
Consequence: She feels sick and unhealthy.
Divergent action: Teri eats the desserts quickly, over a couple of days.
Consequence: She feels sick and unhealthy.
Consequence: She is able to eat better and feel better.
Divergent action: Teri eats the desserts quickly, over a couple of days.
Normative action: Jim tells his neighbor the truth and offers to pay for the damage.
Consequence: Jim works off of the debt and has a clean conscience.
Normative action: Jim tells his neighbor the truth and offers to pay for the damage.
Consequence: The neighbor needs to fix the car with his own money, and Jim feels guilty.
Divergent action: Jim tells his neighbor that he saw a stranger hit his car with a hockey stick and run away.
Consequence: The neighbor needs to fix the car with his own money, and Jim feels guilty.
Consequence: Jim works off of the debt and has a clean conscience.
Divergent action: Jim tells his neighbor that he saw a stranger hit his car with a hockey stick and run away.
Normative action: Tory sees her neighbors on the way to her mailbox and offers to come back with games to play.
Consequence: Tory's neighbors agree and after getting her mail, Tory enjoys time with her neighbors who find her to be very friendly.
Normative action: Tory sees her neighbors on the way to her mailbox and offers to come back with games to play.
Consequence: Tory's neighbors think she is an unkind person talk about her behind her back after she checks the mail.
Divergent action: Tory is bothered by all of the neighbors outside and gives them dirty looks on the way to her mailbox.
Consequence: Tory's neighbors think she is an unkind person talk about her behind her back after she checks the mail.
Consequence: Tory's neighbors agree and after getting her mail, Tory enjoys time with her neighbors who find her to be very friendly.
Divergent action: Tory is bothered by all of the neighbors outside and gives them dirty looks on the way to her mailbox.
Normative action: Bob makes sure to shower after working out and then heads to meet a friend for lunch.
Consequence: Bob and his friend have a great time and are full from eating lunch.
Normative action: Bob makes sure to shower after working out and then heads to meet a friend for lunch.
Consequence: Bob's friend is disgusted by Bob's smell and eats quickly to leave early.
Divergent action: Even though Bob is sweating and now smells, he decides to meet up with his friend right away for lunch.
Consequence: Bob's friend is disgusted by Bob's smell and eats quickly to leave early.
Consequence: Bob and his friend have a great time and are full from eating lunch.
Divergent action: Even though Bob is sweating and now smells, he decides to meet up with his friend right away for lunch.
Normative action: Jimmy postpones the celebration to next week after the project is finished, and works overtime with his team members.
Consequence: His team members feel supported and work overtime happily together.
Normative action: Jimmy postpones the celebration to next week after the project is finished, and works overtime with his team members.
Consequence: His team members feel angry and refuse to work overtime for the project.
Divergent action: Jimmy goes to a restaurant for dinner to celebrate the wedding anniversary with his wife tonight, despite the imminent project deadline.
Consequence: His team members feel angry and refuse to work overtime for the project.
Consequence: His team members feel supported and work overtime happily together.
Divergent action: Jimmy goes to a restaurant for dinner to celebrate the wedding anniversary with his wife tonight, despite the imminent project deadline.
Normative action: Lisa helps her brother look for his cat and posts missing flyers throughout the neighborhood.
Consequence: Someone calls Joe after seeing one of Lisa's flyers and says they have found his cat.
Normative action: Lisa helps her brother look for his cat and posts missing flyers throughout the neighborhood.
Consequence: Joe gets even more upset and begins to cry over his cat.
Divergent action: Lisa tells her brother "it's just a cat" and gives him $1,000, hoping it will cheer him up.
Consequence: Joe gets even more upset and begins to cry over his cat.
Consequence: Someone calls Joe after seeing one of Lisa's flyers and says they have found his cat.
Divergent action: Lisa tells her brother "it's just a cat" and gives him $1,000, hoping it will cheer him up.
Normative action: Lorna offers to drive the carpool this week and her week, so she can try out her car with her coworkers.
Consequence: Lorna drives two weeks consecutively and her coworkers are grateful, allowing Lorna to keep the group's favor and test out her new car.
Normative action: Lorna offers to drive the carpool this week and her week, so she can try out her car with her coworkers.
Consequence: Lorna messes up the carpool schedule with her coworkers and drives her car to work instead, all on her own.
Divergent action: Lorna tells her carpool group she won't be joining as its not her driving week, and she wants to drive her new car.
Consequence: Lorna messes up the carpool schedule with her coworkers and drives her car to work instead, all on her own.
Consequence: Lorna drives two weeks consecutively and her coworkers are grateful, allowing Lorna to keep the group's favor and test out her new car.
Divergent action: Lorna tells her carpool group she won't be joining as its not her driving week, and she wants to drive her new car.
Normative action: John goes to Mark's party and brings him a gift.
Consequence: Mark feels closer to John and knows he is a good friend.
Normative action: John goes to Mark's party and brings him a gift.
Consequence: Mark sees a picture of John at the club on social media and is hurt.
Divergent action: John goes to the club to dance.
Consequence: Mark sees a picture of John at the club on social media and is hurt.
Consequence: Mark feels closer to John and knows he is a good friend.
Divergent action: John goes to the club to dance.
Normative action: Lisa asks her brother, John, to listen to the music with headphones instead.
Consequence: John quickly switches and listens with headphones instead and Lisa is able to study peacefully.
Normative action: Lisa asks her brother, John, to listen to the music with headphones instead.
Consequence: John feels bad about playing music loudly and is hurt by how Lisa shouts at him.
Divergent action: Lisa shouts at her brother, John, for playing music loudly forcing him to shut it off.
Consequence: John feels bad about playing music loudly and is hurt by how Lisa shouts at him.
Consequence: John quickly switches and listens with headphones instead and Lisa is able to study peacefully.
Divergent action: Lisa shouts at her brother, John, for playing music loudly forcing him to shut it off.
Normative action: Andy asks what he can do to improve his work at the hospital.
Consequence: Andy is seen as proactive and gets a good review.
Normative action: Andy asks what he can do to improve his work at the hospital.
Consequence: Andy looks like he's working the hardest but is caught breaking an employee code and is fired.
Divergent action: Andy hacks into the computer system to say he's working more hours than he is and violates the employee computer rules.
Consequence: Andy looks like he's working the hardest but is caught breaking an employee code and is fired.
Consequence: Andy is seen as proactive and gets a good review.
Divergent action: Andy hacks into the computer system to say he's working more hours than he is and violates the employee computer rules.
Normative action: Julie waves at the friend, telling her in passing she feels bad, and is able to end her shopping trip early.
Consequence: The friend waves back, says she understands, and wishes Julie a speedy recovery.
Normative action: Julie waves at the friend, telling her in passing she feels bad, and is able to end her shopping trip early.
Consequence: The friend's feelings are hurt because she saw Julie ignore her, so she tells their mutual friends that Julie is rude and avoids her in the future.