CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: James pays a passing teenager $20 to drive his car around the lot while he shops.
Consequence: When James returns to his car with his Christmas presents, he sees he has been ticketed.
Divergent action: James parks in the handicap spot and rushes into the stores.
Consequence: When James returns to his car with his Christmas presents, he sees he has been ticketed.
Consequence: James returns to his car with the presents and thanks the teenager.
Divergent action: James parks in the handicap spot and rushes into the stores.
Normative action: James attends his grandfather memorial and meets his friends the next day.
Consequence: James and his family are happy they attended the memorial together.
Normative action: James attends his grandfather memorial and meets his friends the next day.
Consequence: James family is very disappointed and stop speaking to him.
Divergent action: James skips his grandfathers memorial and goes on his trip with his friends.
Consequence: James family is very disappointed and stop speaking to him.
Consequence: James and his family are happy they attended the memorial together.
Divergent action: James skips his grandfathers memorial and goes on his trip with his friends.
Normative action: Paul decides to call Bob and Judy to see if they are free.
Consequence: Bob and Judy are busy that day, but they will meet up in one week when Paul passes through town again.
Normative action: Paul decides to call Bob and Judy to see if they are free.
Consequence: Bob and Judy are upset at the awkward situation and ask Bon to leave.
Divergent action: Paul shows up unannounced and enters the house to find Bob and Judt being intimate.
Consequence: Bob and Judy are upset at the awkward situation and ask Bon to leave.
Consequence: Bob and Judy are busy that day, but they will meet up in one week when Paul passes through town again.
Divergent action: Paul shows up unannounced and enters the house to find Bob and Judt being intimate.
Normative action: John works a few extra hours at work in order to make the money he needs.
Consequence: John remains debt free and is able to pay his next month's rent on time.
Normative action: John works a few extra hours at work in order to make the money he needs.
Consequence: John goes deep into debt and his credit rating is negatively affected.
Divergent action: John takes out a risky high-interest payday loan in order to get the money he needs.
Consequence: John goes deep into debt and his credit rating is negatively affected.
Consequence: John remains debt free and is able to pay his next month's rent on time.
Divergent action: John takes out a risky high-interest payday loan in order to get the money he needs.
Normative action: Ashton asks Ashley if she'd like to have a coffee sometime, and when she says no he respects it.
Consequence: Ashley considers Ashton a gentleman, and their workplace relationship remains professional.
Normative action: Ashton asks Ashley if she'd like to have a coffee sometime, and when she says no he respects it.
Consequence: Ashley thinks Ashton is a disgusting pig and reports him to HR.
Divergent action: Ashton wolf whistles every day as Ashley walks by his cubicle.
Consequence: Ashley thinks Ashton is a disgusting pig and reports him to HR.
Consequence: Ashley considers Ashton a gentleman, and their workplace relationship remains professional.
Divergent action: Ashton wolf whistles every day as Ashley walks by his cubicle.
Normative action: Evelyn makes sure that all of the food she is serving is safe for her sister to eat.
Consequence: Evelyn's sister eats everything that is served and enjoys the party.
Normative action: Evelyn makes sure that all of the food she is serving is safe for her sister to eat.
Consequence: Evelyn's sister has a severe reaction and almost dies.
Divergent action: Evelyn makes her favorite barbecue sauce that contains peanut oil thinking that her sister's peanut allergy is overblown.
Consequence: Evelyn's sister has a severe reaction and almost dies.
Consequence: Evelyn's sister eats everything that is served and enjoys the party.
Divergent action: Evelyn makes her favorite barbecue sauce that contains peanut oil thinking that her sister's peanut allergy is overblown.
Normative action: John informs Tom that taking office paper for personal use is against company policy, and he could get in trouble.
Consequence: Tom thanks John for letting him know and Tom maintains a good working relationship with Tom.
Normative action: John informs Tom that taking office paper for personal use is against company policy, and he could get in trouble.
Consequence: John's relationship with Tom is tense in the future and his other coworkers trust him less.
Divergent action: John tattles on Tom to their boss to get him in trouble for taking the paper.
Consequence: John's relationship with Tom is tense in the future and his other coworkers trust him less.
Consequence: Tom thanks John for letting him know and Tom maintains a good working relationship with Tom.
Divergent action: John tattles on Tom to their boss to get him in trouble for taking the paper.
Normative action: Kevin drives the boat before drinking.
Consequence: Kevin has fun taking his friends around the lake.
Normative action: Kevin drives the boat before drinking.
Consequence: Kevin goes too fast and beaches the boat on the shore.
Divergent action: Kevin has a few shots of vodka and then drives the boat.
Consequence: Kevin goes too fast and beaches the boat on the shore.
Consequence: Kevin has fun taking his friends around the lake.
Divergent action: Kevin has a few shots of vodka and then drives the boat.
Normative action: Nate tells Mark that they won't make it, so he asks Mark to notify the appointment that they will be late.
Consequence: Nate and Mark arrive late, but the appointment is OK with it.
Normative action: Nate tells Mark that they won't make it, so he asks Mark to notify the appointment that they will be late.
Consequence: Nate takes a corner too fast and loses control, wrecking the car and injuring both himself and Mark.
Divergent action: Nate speeds up to twenty miles per hour over the limit and passes the slower cars.
Consequence: Nate takes a corner too fast and loses control, wrecking the car and injuring both himself and Mark.
Consequence: Nate and Mark arrive late, but the appointment is OK with it.
Divergent action: Nate speeds up to twenty miles per hour over the limit and passes the slower cars.
Normative action: David gives Steve some general tips on how to grade, avoiding the past issues.
Consequence: Steve takes on the grading with renewed confidence.
Normative action: David gives Steve some general tips on how to grade, avoiding the past issues.
Consequence: Steve gets frustrated and wants to feel trusted.
Divergent action: David resurrects all of Steve's past mistakes and reminds him of them.
Consequence: Steve gets frustrated and wants to feel trusted.
Consequence: Steve takes on the grading with renewed confidence.
Divergent action: David resurrects all of Steve's past mistakes and reminds him of them.
Normative action: Becca walks over to Sally and calls her out for spreading rumors.
Consequence: Becca has a chance to express her feelings to Sally and the two can try to resolve the situation peacefully.
Normative action: Becca walks over to Sally and calls her out for spreading rumors.
Consequence: Sally gets very dirty and is potentially burnt by the food, and Becca might get in trouble.
Divergent action: Becca walks over to Sally and dumps a plate of food onto Sally's head.
Consequence: Sally gets very dirty and is potentially burnt by the food, and Becca might get in trouble.
Consequence: Becca has a chance to express her feelings to Sally and the two can try to resolve the situation peacefully.
Divergent action: Becca walks over to Sally and dumps a plate of food onto Sally's head.
Normative action: Amanda puts her actual activities on her resume.
Consequence: The colleges notice she plays the organ and accept Amanda because they need an organist.
Normative action: Amanda puts her actual activities on her resume.
Consequence: All the top colleges notice her lies and blacklist her from their schools.
Divergent action: Amanda puts activities on her college resume that are likely to look good to colleges, even if she didn’t do them.
Consequence: All the top colleges notice her lies and blacklist her from their schools.
Consequence: The colleges notice she plays the organ and accept Amanda because they need an organist.
Divergent action: Amanda puts activities on her college resume that are likely to look good to colleges, even if she didn’t do them.
Normative action: Jeff decides to settle his gambling debt with the bookie.
Consequence: The bookie appreciates Jeff's debt payment and encourages him to come back soon.
Normative action: Jeff decides to settle his gambling debt with the bookie.
Consequence: The bookie decides to pay Jeff a visit and break Jeff's legs.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to put off paying his gambling debts until later.
Consequence: The bookie decides to pay Jeff a visit and break Jeff's legs.
Consequence: The bookie appreciates Jeff's debt payment and encourages him to come back soon.
Divergent action: Jeff decides to put off paying his gambling debts until later.
Normative action: Jake tells his students to take rational approach towards politics.
Consequence: Jake is satisfied with his impartial political talk.
Normative action: Jake tells his students to take rational approach towards politics.
Consequence: Jake's students file a complaint against Jake, and he gets fired.
Divergent action: Jake tells his students that he is disgusted with current politics, and they should riot.
Consequence: Jake's students file a complaint against Jake, and he gets fired.
Consequence: Jake is satisfied with his impartial political talk.
Divergent action: Jake tells his students that he is disgusted with current politics, and they should riot.
Normative action: Enrique decides to call the police and report the crime.
Consequence: The criminal is captured and many would-be victims are saved.
Normative action: Enrique decides to call the police and report the crime.
Consequence: The criminal is not caught and victimizes several more people.
Divergent action: Enrique decides to keep his mouth shut and declines to call the cops to report the crime.
Consequence: The criminal is not caught and victimizes several more people.
Consequence: The criminal is captured and many would-be victims are saved.
Divergent action: Enrique decides to keep his mouth shut and declines to call the cops to report the crime.
Normative action: John decides to cancel his night out at the movies.
Consequence: John gets a thorough cleaning at the dentist and his teeth remain healthy and strong.
Normative action: John decides to cancel his night out at the movies.
Consequence: John ends up with several cavities when he finally reschedules his appointment.
Divergent action: John decides to cancel his dentist appointment and go some other time.
Consequence: John ends up with several cavities when he finally reschedules his appointment.
Consequence: John gets a thorough cleaning at the dentist and his teeth remain healthy and strong.
Divergent action: John decides to cancel his dentist appointment and go some other time.
Normative action: Jane decides to drive a bit further away to a metered parking spot down the road.
Consequence: Jane successfully finishes her shopping trip and drives back home.
Normative action: Jane decides to drive a bit further away to a metered parking spot down the road.
Consequence: Jane gets grounded for two weeks and has to pay the fine.
Divergent action: Jane parks in front of the fire hydrant and her mom's car ends up getting towed.
Consequence: Jane gets grounded for two weeks and has to pay the fine.
Consequence: Jane successfully finishes her shopping trip and drives back home.
Divergent action: Jane parks in front of the fire hydrant and her mom's car ends up getting towed.
Normative action: Josiah enters the texting app, sees the messages, deletes them to clear space, and sends his own message.
Consequence: Josiah doesn't get distracted and Beth's secrets are safe.
Normative action: Josiah enters the texting app, sees the messages, deletes them to clear space, and sends his own message.
Consequence: Josiah finds out lots of embarrassing info about Beth's personal life.
Divergent action: Josiah enters the texting app, sees the messages, sends his message, and reads through the undeleted ones.
Consequence: Josiah finds out lots of embarrassing info about Beth's personal life.
Consequence: Josiah doesn't get distracted and Beth's secrets are safe.
Divergent action: Josiah enters the texting app, sees the messages, sends his message, and reads through the undeleted ones.
Normative action: Amy decides to take an unproven supplement that claims to counteract the negative effects of smoking.
Consequence: The supplement doesn't work and Amy dies from emphysema before her first grandchild is born leaving them without a grandmother.
Normative action: Amy decides to take an unproven supplement that claims to counteract the negative effects of smoking.
Consequence: Amy lives to be 100 years old and her grandchildren love her immensely.
Divergent action: Amy enters a smoking cessation program and is able to stop smoking cigarettes.
Consequence: Amy lives to be 100 years old and her grandchildren love her immensely.
Consequence: The supplement doesn't work and Amy dies from emphysema before her first grandchild is born leaving them without a grandmother.
Divergent action: Amy enters a smoking cessation program and is able to stop smoking cigarettes.
Normative action: Zach decides to get professional help from a psychiatrist.
Consequence: Zach gets treated for clinical depression and recovers.
Normative action: Zach decides to get professional help from a psychiatrist.
Consequence: Zach dies and leaves behind heartbroken family and friends.
Divergent action: Zach decides to end the pain and jumps off of a bridge.
Consequence: Zach dies and leaves behind heartbroken family and friends.
Consequence: Zach gets treated for clinical depression and recovers.
Divergent action: Zach decides to end the pain and jumps off of a bridge.
Normative action: John seeks marriage counseling and the couple works through their issues in a positive and constructive way.
Consequence: John and Mary achieve a stronger and happier marriage that endures their whole lives.
Normative action: John seeks marriage counseling and the couple works through their issues in a positive and constructive way.
Consequence: John and Mary are both sad and regretful that they did not make their marriage work.
Divergent action: John decides to file for a divorce and moves out of the house.
Consequence: John and Mary are both sad and regretful that they did not make their marriage work.
Consequence: John and Mary achieve a stronger and happier marriage that endures their whole lives.
Divergent action: John decides to file for a divorce and moves out of the house.
Normative action: John orders a meal for himself and allows his family to each choose their own.
Consequence: John's family has a wonderful experience at the restaurant, and they all enjoy their food.
Normative action: John orders a meal for himself and allows his family to each choose their own.
Consequence: Tom's family doesn't enjoy the meal very much because the food he ordered didn't match their preferences.
Divergent action: Tom decides on a number of different dishes and orders them for everyone at the table.
Consequence: Tom's family doesn't enjoy the meal very much because the food he ordered didn't match their preferences.
Consequence: John's family has a wonderful experience at the restaurant, and they all enjoy their food.
Divergent action: Tom decides on a number of different dishes and orders them for everyone at the table.
Normative action: Mike is respectful to his dates and never does anything withou consent.
Consequence: Mike is well respected and by the end of the year has a girlfriend who he will eventually marry.
Normative action: Mike is respectful to his dates and never does anything withou consent.
Consequence: Mike is seen as a player and no one will date him by the end of the year.
Divergent action: Mike sees women as conquests and brags about who he sleeps with to others.
Consequence: Mike is seen as a player and no one will date him by the end of the year.
Consequence: Mike is well respected and by the end of the year has a girlfriend who he will eventually marry.
Divergent action: Mike sees women as conquests and brags about who he sleeps with to others.
Normative action: Sue leaves a food dish out and eventually takes the cat in as the pet.
Consequence: Sue now has a pet cat which she loves for years.
Normative action: Sue leaves a food dish out and eventually takes the cat in as the pet.
Consequence: THe stray becomes feral and has kittens resulting in many stray cats in the area.
Divergent action: Sue barricades the garden and chases the stray away when it visits.
Consequence: THe stray becomes feral and has kittens resulting in many stray cats in the area.
Consequence: Sue now has a pet cat which she loves for years.
Divergent action: Sue barricades the garden and chases the stray away when it visits.
Normative action: Josh decides to help Rya pay her bills and gives her half his check.
Consequence: Rya appreciates Josh's financial aid and uses it to catch up on her bills.
Normative action: Josh decides to help Rya pay her bills and gives her half his check.
Consequence: Rya continues to be stressed out about her financial situation and is angry at Josh.
Divergent action: Josh decides to spend his paycheck on a brand new TV.
Consequence: Rya continues to be stressed out about her financial situation and is angry at Josh.
Consequence: Rya appreciates Josh's financial aid and uses it to catch up on her bills.
Divergent action: Josh decides to spend his paycheck on a brand new TV.
Normative action: Tom calls in to work and explains that he needs a mental health day.
Consequence: Tom is allowed time to recharge.
Normative action: Tom calls in to work and explains that he needs a mental health day.
Consequence: Tom is caught and reprimanded.
Divergent action: Tom calls in sick to work and pretends to have a strong headache.
Consequence: Tom is caught and reprimanded.
Consequence: Tom is allowed time to recharge.
Divergent action: Tom calls in sick to work and pretends to have a strong headache.
Normative action: Bob walks up to his mom and gives her an elbow bump.
Consequence: Bob's mom feels safe from catching COVID-19.
Normative action: Bob walks up to his mom and gives her an elbow bump.
Consequence: Bob's mom freaks out and thrusts him away, then disinfects her cheek.
Divergent action: Bob walks up to his mom and gives her a hug and a kiss on the cheek.
Consequence: Bob's mom freaks out and thrusts him away, then disinfects her cheek.
Consequence: Bob's mom feels safe from catching COVID-19.
Divergent action: Bob walks up to his mom and gives her a hug and a kiss on the cheek.
Normative action: Mary waits until after dinner then talks to her sister calmly.
Consequence: Mary and her sister solve the problems and have a fun night.
Normative action: Mary waits until after dinner then talks to her sister calmly.
Consequence: Mary and her whole family get into a fight.
Divergent action: Mary starts yelling at her sister at the dinner table.
Consequence: Mary and her whole family get into a fight.
Consequence: Mary and her sister solve the problems and have a fun night.
Divergent action: Mary starts yelling at her sister at the dinner table.
Normative action: Nancy has her son report to her twice a day to clean and re-bandage the wound.
Consequence: The wound heals quickly under Nancy's care.
Normative action: Nancy has her son report to her twice a day to clean and re-bandage the wound.
Consequence: Nancy's son prefers to play instead of care for a wound, so it gets infected.
Divergent action: Nancy instructs her son on how to care for the wound, including cleaning and re-bandaging it.
Consequence: Nancy's son prefers to play instead of care for a wound, so it gets infected.
Consequence: The wound heals quickly under Nancy's care.
Divergent action: Nancy instructs her son on how to care for the wound, including cleaning and re-bandaging it.
Normative action: Kathleen tells Julie whats going on in her life and how she feels.
Consequence: Julie cheers Kathleen up right away by telling her she knows of a few places hiring and will put in a good recommendation.
Normative action: Kathleen tells Julie whats going on in her life and how she feels.
Consequence: Kathleen spirals into a deep depression and feels alone.
Divergent action: Kathleen decides to keeps her feelings bottled up.
Consequence: Kathleen spirals into a deep depression and feels alone.
Consequence: Julie cheers Kathleen up right away by telling her she knows of a few places hiring and will put in a good recommendation.
Divergent action: Kathleen decides to keeps her feelings bottled up.
Normative action: Gerald bakes a lemon cake which is not as good as his chocolate walnut cake.
Consequence: Gerald's son and the rest of the partygoers are all able to enjoy the cake.
Normative action: Gerald bakes a lemon cake which is not as good as his chocolate walnut cake.
Consequence: Gerald's son has an allergic reaction and has to go to the hospital.
Divergent action: Gerald bakes his famous chocolate walnut cake even though his son is allergic to walnuts.
Consequence: Gerald's son has an allergic reaction and has to go to the hospital.
Consequence: Gerald's son and the rest of the partygoers are all able to enjoy the cake.
Divergent action: Gerald bakes his famous chocolate walnut cake even though his son is allergic to walnuts.
Normative action: John waits a few days before asking Sally out on another date.
Consequence: Sally agrees to go out on a date with him, and they begin a serious romantic relationship.
Normative action: John waits a few days before asking Sally out on another date.
Consequence: Sally is turned off by John's clingy behavior and blocks his number.
Divergent action: John texts and calls Sally incessantly every day asking her what she's doing and seeking another date.
Consequence: Sally is turned off by John's clingy behavior and blocks his number.
Consequence: Sally agrees to go out on a date with him, and they begin a serious romantic relationship.
Divergent action: John texts and calls Sally incessantly every day asking her what she's doing and seeking another date.
Normative action: Jack offers to watch the baby so they can go.
Consequence: Jack's sister is very happy and Jack gets to bond with his nephew.
Normative action: Jack offers to watch the baby so they can go.
Consequence: Jack fails to help his sister and he disappoints her.
Divergent action: Jack tells his sister to go hire a sitter, he is busy.
Consequence: Jack fails to help his sister and he disappoints her.
Consequence: Jack's sister is very happy and Jack gets to bond with his nephew.
Divergent action: Jack tells his sister to go hire a sitter, he is busy.
Normative action: Daniel praises the strong students and looks for things to praise in the weak students.
Consequence: The weak students gain confidence in themselves.
Normative action: Daniel praises the strong students and looks for things to praise in the weak students.
Consequence: The students that aren't praised feel resentful towards the good students.
Divergent action: Daniel finds the best students and loudly praises them every day, hoping to encourage the others.
Consequence: The students that aren't praised feel resentful towards the good students.
Consequence: The weak students gain confidence in themselves.
Divergent action: Daniel finds the best students and loudly praises them every day, hoping to encourage the others.
Normative action: Jane compliments Bob for his courage to get on the dance floor, and dances with him.
Consequence: Jane and Bob enjoy each other on the dance floor and Bob embraces Jane.
Normative action: Jane compliments Bob for his courage to get on the dance floor, and dances with him.
Consequence: Bob feels humiliated and stops dancing while him and Jane argue.