CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Jill feels proud and tells Jane some good advice for improving her dancing skills.
Divergent action: Jane is nosy and asks Jill why she broke up with her ex-boyfriend.
Normative action: Jesus gets to know a couple girls and after finding one he like he starts to flirt with her.
Consequence: She flirts back, and they eventually get in a relationship together.
Normative action: Jesus gets to know a couple girls and after finding one he like he starts to flirt with her.
Consequence: A girl starts to like Jesus, but he realized he didn't like her, causing her to get upset and say some very mean things hurting Jesus's feelings.
Divergent action: Jesus flirts with every girl he meets despite not knowing them very well.
Consequence: A girl starts to like Jesus, but he realized he didn't like her, causing her to get upset and say some very mean things hurting Jesus's feelings.
Consequence: She flirts back, and they eventually get in a relationship together.
Divergent action: Jesus flirts with every girl he meets despite not knowing them very well.
Normative action: Jenny declines and decides to go stag with her friend.
Consequence: Jenny and her friend have a great time together.
Normative action: Jenny declines and decides to go stag with her friend.
Consequence: Jenny's friend feels betrayed and leaves the dance crying.
Divergent action: Jenny accepts the invitation.
Consequence: Jenny's friend feels betrayed and leaves the dance crying.
Consequence: Jenny and her friend have a great time together.
Divergent action: Jenny accepts the invitation.
Normative action: John notices the fan next to him is obese but minds his own business.
Consequence: Everyone has a good time and enjoys the game together.
Normative action: John notices the fan next to him is obese but minds his own business.
Consequence: The fan and John gets into a argument and John hurts his feelings.
Divergent action: Jerry calls a fan sitting next to him fat when they order a plate of food.
Consequence: The fan and John gets into a argument and John hurts his feelings.
Consequence: Everyone has a good time and enjoys the game together.
Divergent action: Jerry calls a fan sitting next to him fat when they order a plate of food.
Normative action: Jim decides to get snacks at the venue, and him and Matt go to the concert together.
Consequence: Matt appreciates Jim being a good friend and offers to pay for the snacks.
Normative action: Jim decides to get snacks at the venue, and him and Matt go to the concert together.
Consequence: Matt is left wondering when Jim is going to arrive, and ends up missing the show.
Divergent action: Jim decides to hit up a convenience store on the way to the show and skips picking up Matt to save time.
Consequence: Matt is left wondering when Jim is going to arrive, and ends up missing the show.
Consequence: Matt appreciates Jim being a good friend and offers to pay for the snacks.
Divergent action: Jim decides to hit up a convenience store on the way to the show and skips picking up Matt to save time.
Normative action: Tom goes to the sporting event and cheers like crazy getting into the game.
Consequence: Tom's friend notices him going wild and is grateful for the support.
Normative action: Tom goes to the sporting event and cheers like crazy getting into the game.
Consequence: Tom's friend notices he isn't even watching and feels bad.
Divergent action: Tom goes to a sporting event to support his friend who is playing but spends most of the time on his phone.
Consequence: Tom's friend notices he isn't even watching and feels bad.
Consequence: Tom's friend notices him going wild and is grateful for the support.
Divergent action: Tom goes to a sporting event to support his friend who is playing but spends most of the time on his phone.
Normative action: Kyle invites his best friend to go to the surprise party with him.
Consequence: Kyle and his best friend have a great time together.
Normative action: Kyle invites his best friend to go to the surprise party with him.
Consequence: Kyle's brother tells his mother he knows about the party and Kyle gets grounded.
Divergent action: Kyle invites his brother to go to the surprise party with him.
Consequence: Kyle's brother tells his mother he knows about the party and Kyle gets grounded.
Consequence: Kyle and his best friend have a great time together.
Divergent action: Kyle invites his brother to go to the surprise party with him.
Normative action: John decides to leave a good tip because he noticed how overworked the waitress was and felt bad for her.
Consequence: The waitress feels like she didn't deserve his generosity and works even harder to keep the rest of her tables happy to overcome her guilt.
Normative action: John decides to leave a good tip because he noticed how overworked the waitress was and felt bad for her.
Consequence: The waitress becomes sad at the bad tip, causing her to mope and the rest of her tables to be dissatisfied as well.
Divergent action: John leaves some change as a tip in order to indicate his dissatisfaction with the service.
Consequence: The waitress becomes sad at the bad tip, causing her to mope and the rest of her tables to be dissatisfied as well.
Consequence: The waitress feels like she didn't deserve his generosity and works even harder to keep the rest of her tables happy to overcome her guilt.
Divergent action: John leaves some change as a tip in order to indicate his dissatisfaction with the service.
Normative action: Jim pulls John aside and privately expresses his negative feelings about the joke.
Consequence: John apologizes for making the joke and Jim is left feeling much better.
Normative action: Jim pulls John aside and privately expresses his negative feelings about the joke.
Consequence: John calls the police and Jim is arrested for vandalism after being caught by the security camera.
Divergent action: Jim reacts to the joke with extreme retaliation and decides to key John's car.
Consequence: John calls the police and Jim is arrested for vandalism after being caught by the security camera.
Consequence: John apologizes for making the joke and Jim is left feeling much better.
Divergent action: Jim reacts to the joke with extreme retaliation and decides to key John's car.
Normative action: Beth gives Jen the money she needs and offers to help her find a new job.
Consequence: Jen can keep a roof over her head, and she feels good knowing she has a friend that cares.
Normative action: Beth gives Jen the money she needs and offers to help her find a new job.
Consequence: Jen can't afford rent and ends up living on the street.
Divergent action: Beth tells Jen to pick herself up by the bootstraps and figure it out on her own.
Consequence: Jen can't afford rent and ends up living on the street.
Consequence: Jen can keep a roof over her head, and she feels good knowing she has a friend that cares.
Divergent action: Beth tells Jen to pick herself up by the bootstraps and figure it out on her own.
Normative action: Rob invites his friend over and diligently cleans in the half hour before he arrives.
Consequence: Rob's friend is impressed by how clean his house is and suggests they hang out together more often, making Rob feel happy.
Normative action: Rob invites his friend over and diligently cleans in the half hour before he arrives.
Consequence: Rob's friend is repulsed by his messy house and never comes over again, making Rob feel sad.
Divergent action: Rob invites his friend over for dinner and sits on the couch until he arrives.
Consequence: Rob's friend is repulsed by his messy house and never comes over again, making Rob feel sad.
Consequence: Rob's friend is impressed by how clean his house is and suggests they hang out together more often, making Rob feel happy.
Divergent action: Rob invites his friend over for dinner and sits on the couch until he arrives.
Normative action: Laura tells Liam that she wants to help him get in touch with people who can help improve his situation.
Consequence: Liam is grateful and accepting of Laura's help, and they enjoy the rest of their date together.
Normative action: Laura tells Liam that she wants to help him get in touch with people who can help improve his situation.
Consequence: Liam is insulted by Laura giving him life advice on a date and leaves the date early, upset.
Divergent action: Laura tells Liam that his situation sounds horrible and that she's so sorry for him but that she thinks he shouldn't be focused on dating right now.
Consequence: Liam is insulted by Laura giving him life advice on a date and leaves the date early, upset.
Consequence: Liam is grateful and accepting of Laura's help, and they enjoy the rest of their date together.
Divergent action: Laura tells Liam that his situation sounds horrible and that she's so sorry for him but that she thinks he shouldn't be focused on dating right now.
Normative action: Steve tells his friends about his promotion and includes his girlfriend in the conversation.
Consequence: Steve's girlfriend enjoys talking to everyone and has a nice time at dinner.
Normative action: Steve tells his friends about his promotion and includes his girlfriend in the conversation.
Consequence: His girlfriend gets very upset and immediately starts to cry.
Divergent action: When his girlfriend talks Steve tells her nobody wants to hear what she has to say and continues talk about his promotion.
Consequence: His girlfriend gets very upset and immediately starts to cry.
Consequence: Steve's girlfriend enjoys talking to everyone and has a nice time at dinner.
Divergent action: When his girlfriend talks Steve tells her nobody wants to hear what she has to say and continues talk about his promotion.
Normative action: Tom hides the keys and Tim gives up looking, deciding to stay the night.
Consequence: Tim feels sick the next morning but thanks Tom for keeping him safe.
Normative action: Tom hides the keys and Tim gives up looking, deciding to stay the night.
Consequence: Tim crashes his car resulting in the death of the other driver leave Tom and Tim feeling guilty for life.
Divergent action: Tom gives and and gives Tim the keys saying "please just be careful".
Consequence: Tim crashes his car resulting in the death of the other driver leave Tom and Tim feeling guilty for life.
Consequence: Tim feels sick the next morning but thanks Tom for keeping him safe.
Divergent action: Tom gives and and gives Tim the keys saying "please just be careful".
Normative action: Mary suggests Sue to listen more to rhythmic beats so that she can improve her skills.
Consequence: Sue thanks Mary for her good advice and feels supported.
Normative action: Mary suggests Sue to listen more to rhythmic beats so that she can improve her skills.
Consequence: Sue feels hurt and immediately starts to cry.
Divergent action: Mary criticizes that Sue did not follow the rhythm correctly.
Consequence: Sue feels hurt and immediately starts to cry.
Consequence: Sue thanks Mary for her good advice and feels supported.
Divergent action: Mary criticizes that Sue did not follow the rhythm correctly.
Normative action: Timmy invites Laura on a date with him to the movies.
Consequence: Timmy and Laura have a great time and enjoy their time together.
Normative action: Timmy invites Laura on a date with him to the movies.
Consequence: Laura finds out and breaks up with Timmy right away.
Divergent action: Timmy invites a female coworker on a date with him to the movies.
Consequence: Laura finds out and breaks up with Timmy right away.
Consequence: Timmy and Laura have a great time and enjoy their time together.
Divergent action: Timmy invites a female coworker on a date with him to the movies.
Normative action: Nathan goes to the store on the way home and picks up a copy of the game.
Consequence: Nathan's friend is excited that he got the game and wants to play it with him online.
Normative action: Nathan goes to the store on the way home and picks up a copy of the game.
Consequence: Nathan's friend finds out and gets angry at him for taking the game.
Divergent action: Nathan tucks the video game into his jacket right before he leaves his friend's house and takes it home without asking.
Consequence: Nathan's friend finds out and gets angry at him for taking the game.
Consequence: Nathan's friend is excited that he got the game and wants to play it with him online.
Divergent action: Nathan tucks the video game into his jacket right before he leaves his friend's house and takes it home without asking.
Normative action: Ryan only has time to pick up Henry or get breakfast on his way to work, he decides Henry is more important and stops to grab him.
Consequence: Henry is so happy that he got to work on time and thanks Ryan by buying him lunch later that day.
Normative action: Ryan only has time to pick up Henry or get breakfast on his way to work, he decides Henry is more important and stops to grab him.
Consequence: When Henry gets to work an hour late he gets mad at Ryan for not picking him up and ends their friendship for his selfishness.
Divergent action: Ryan is running a little late and really wants to grab breakfast on his way to work, so he doesn't pick up Henry and gets breakfast instead.
Consequence: When Henry gets to work an hour late he gets mad at Ryan for not picking him up and ends their friendship for his selfishness.
Consequence: Henry is so happy that he got to work on time and thanks Ryan by buying him lunch later that day.
Divergent action: Ryan is running a little late and really wants to grab breakfast on his way to work, so he doesn't pick up Henry and gets breakfast instead.
Normative action: Jordan decides to use his brain instead of illegally cheating to win the new round.
Consequence: Jordan makes a good play and his friends compliment him.
Normative action: Jordan decides to use his brain instead of illegally cheating to win the new round.
Consequence: The judge catches Jordan cheating and Jordan feels horrible as he is forced to leave.
Divergent action: Jordan illegally peeks at his friends cards so that he can win the round.
Consequence: The judge catches Jordan cheating and Jordan feels horrible as he is forced to leave.
Consequence: Jordan makes a good play and his friends compliment him.
Divergent action: Jordan illegally peeks at his friends cards so that he can win the round.
Normative action: Shane takes some extra shifts at work to make more money for the computer.
Consequence: Shane saves up enough money and gets a better reputation at work.
Normative action: Shane takes some extra shifts at work to make more money for the computer.
Consequence: Shane is caught and fired and a police report is filed.
Divergent action: Shane takes some money from the cash register at work when nobody is looking.
Consequence: Shane is caught and fired and a police report is filed.
Consequence: Shane saves up enough money and gets a better reputation at work.
Divergent action: Shane takes some money from the cash register at work when nobody is looking.
Normative action: Jen exchanges contact details with the group to hang out later and returns to the hotel.
Consequence: Jen's friends have a great time hanging out with the other group.
Normative action: Jen exchanges contact details with the group to hang out later and returns to the hotel.
Consequence: Jen's friends get up and eventually think she is rude for leaving them for so long.
Divergent action: Jen spends hours having drinks with the people she met.
Consequence: Jen's friends get up and eventually think she is rude for leaving them for so long.
Consequence: Jen's friends have a great time hanging out with the other group.
Divergent action: Jen spends hours having drinks with the people she met.
Normative action: Mark kindly tells Apple it will get better in time and that he is here for her if she needs to talk.
Consequence: Apple feels better after talking to Mark and is happy to have such a supportive friend.
Normative action: Mark kindly tells Apple it will get better in time and that he is here for her if she needs to talk.
Consequence: Apple gets even more upset and doesn't want to talk to Mark anymore.
Divergent action: Mark sternly tells Apple to get over it, toughen up and stop crying like a baby.
Consequence: Apple gets even more upset and doesn't want to talk to Mark anymore.
Consequence: Apple feels better after talking to Mark and is happy to have such a supportive friend.
Divergent action: Mark sternly tells Apple to get over it, toughen up and stop crying like a baby.
Normative action: Hannah tells Julie that the past is the past and to have fun.
Consequence: Julie goes on her date with Thomas and has a great time which makes Hannah happy for the new couple.
Normative action: Hannah tells Julie that the past is the past and to have fun.
Consequence: Julie doesn't go on the date with Thomas but it causes a rift in her and Hannah's friendship.
Divergent action: Hannah immediately says that Thomas is off limits and slams down the phone.
Consequence: Julie doesn't go on the date with Thomas but it causes a rift in her and Hannah's friendship.
Consequence: Julie goes on her date with Thomas and has a great time which makes Hannah happy for the new couple.
Divergent action: Hannah immediately says that Thomas is off limits and slams down the phone.
Normative action: Jake tells Luke that he's right and the game is a total snoozefest, and he wants to leave as well.
Consequence: Luke is delighted that his friend is agreeing with him and that they can find something more fun to do.
Normative action: Jake tells Luke that he's right and the game is a total snoozefest, and he wants to leave as well.
Consequence: Luke is annoyed at Jake for not wanting to leave with him and feels stuck staying at the game.
Divergent action: Jake tells Luke that he's crazy because the game is not boring at all, but he can leave alone if he wants to.
Consequence: Luke is annoyed at Jake for not wanting to leave with him and feels stuck staying at the game.
Consequence: Luke is delighted that his friend is agreeing with him and that they can find something more fun to do.
Divergent action: Jake tells Luke that he's crazy because the game is not boring at all, but he can leave alone if he wants to.
Normative action: Cliff tells Cathy the truth about drinking so much and explains he's been stressed lately.
Consequence: Cathy tells Cliff she is there to help him get through this difficult time and is happy Cliff trusts her.
Normative action: Cliff tells Cathy the truth about drinking so much and explains he's been stressed lately.
Consequence: Cliff doesn't get any support and Cathy knows he's lying because she can see he's hungover every morning and now feels like Cliff doesn't trust her.
Divergent action: Cliff, being ashamed of his alcohol problem tells Cathy he's been watching the band play at the bar.
Consequence: Cliff doesn't get any support and Cathy knows he's lying because she can see he's hungover every morning and now feels like Cliff doesn't trust her.
Consequence: Cathy tells Cliff she is there to help him get through this difficult time and is happy Cliff trusts her.
Divergent action: Cliff, being ashamed of his alcohol problem tells Cathy he's been watching the band play at the bar.
Normative action: Joseph tells Linda that perhaps they could do some fun activities together to get her back into the swing of things.
Consequence: Linda is happy to hear Joseph cares about her well being and is trying to come up with ways to make her feel better.
Normative action: Joseph tells Linda that perhaps they could do some fun activities together to get her back into the swing of things.
Consequence: Linda feels extreme pressure now to get better because her marriage is on the line, causing her massive stress.
Divergent action: Joseph tells Linda that the only solution is to go therapy and that she must go or their marriage will be in peril.
Consequence: Linda feels extreme pressure now to get better because her marriage is on the line, causing her massive stress.
Consequence: Linda is happy to hear Joseph cares about her well being and is trying to come up with ways to make her feel better.
Divergent action: Joseph tells Linda that the only solution is to go therapy and that she must go or their marriage will be in peril.
Normative action: Alex tells Tammy that the relationship isn't going to work out and that Tammy should find someone who shares her hobbies.
Consequence: Tammy is disappointed at the breakup but ends up meeting a new girl who loves playing video games.
Normative action: Alex tells Tammy that the relationship isn't going to work out and that Tammy should find someone who shares her hobbies.
Consequence: Tammy is panicked that something bad happened to Alex and calls the police.
Divergent action: Alex blocks Tammy's phone number and moves to a new apartment where she can't be found.
Consequence: Tammy is panicked that something bad happened to Alex and calls the police.
Consequence: Tammy is disappointed at the breakup but ends up meeting a new girl who loves playing video games.
Divergent action: Alex blocks Tammy's phone number and moves to a new apartment where she can't be found.
Normative action: Evan picks up the dog and takes it back to his house and feeds it.
Consequence: The dog is able to eat until it is full and sleep in a safe environment.
Normative action: Evan picks up the dog and takes it back to his house and feeds it.
Consequence: The dog gets lost and can't find its way out of the forest and starves.
Divergent action: Evan picks up the dog and takes it to the middle of the forest.
Consequence: The dog gets lost and can't find its way out of the forest and starves.
Consequence: The dog is able to eat until it is full and sleep in a safe environment.
Divergent action: Evan picks up the dog and takes it to the middle of the forest.
Normative action: Sarah welcomes the low-income family and introduces her children to theirs.
Consequence: Sarah's children play with their new friends and don't care at all about their social or economic standing.
Normative action: Sarah welcomes the low-income family and introduces her children to theirs.
Consequence: Sarah's children are sad that they don't get to continue playing on the playground.
Divergent action: Sarah refuses to acknowledge the arrive of the low-income family and takes her children to a nearby walking trail where another family is hiking.
Consequence: Sarah's children are sad that they don't get to continue playing on the playground.
Consequence: Sarah's children play with their new friends and don't care at all about their social or economic standing.
Divergent action: Sarah refuses to acknowledge the arrive of the low-income family and takes her children to a nearby walking trail where another family is hiking.
Normative action: Eddie cleans his room and then rides his bike over to his friend's house.
Consequence: Eddie has a great time playing video games with his friend.
Normative action: Eddie cleans his room and then rides his bike over to his friend's house.
Consequence: Eddie is grounded when his father finds out that his room is still a mess.
Divergent action: Eddie goes into his room and climbs out the window to sneak out to his friend's house.
Consequence: Eddie is grounded when his father finds out that his room is still a mess.
Consequence: Eddie has a great time playing video games with his friend.
Divergent action: Eddie goes into his room and climbs out the window to sneak out to his friend's house.
Normative action: Matt takes one plate worth of his favorite foods from the buffet.
Consequence: Matt satisfies his hunger and enjoys his meal immensely.
Normative action: Matt takes one plate worth of his favorite foods from the buffet.
Consequence: Matt overats, feels sick and can't finish all the food, so he ends up having to throw it away.
Divergent action: Matt takes several large plates worth of food from the buffet before sitting down to eat.
Consequence: Matt overats, feels sick and can't finish all the food, so he ends up having to throw it away.
Consequence: Matt satisfies his hunger and enjoys his meal immensely.
Divergent action: Matt takes several large plates worth of food from the buffet before sitting down to eat.