CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Tom keeps an eye on the kids, and suggests they sit on one of the benches and play on his phone while they wait.
Consequence: The boys are quiet and well behaved, and the store clerk hands them each a lollipop as she packages up the Lego.
Normative action: Tom keeps an eye on the kids, and suggests they sit on one of the benches and play on his phone while they wait.
Consequence: The boys manage to knock over and break an expensive item, which Tom is obliged to pay for; the store asks them not to return.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the boys, playing games on his phone while he waits in line; the boys start playing with stuff on the displays.
Consequence: The boys manage to knock over and break an expensive item, which Tom is obliged to pay for; the store asks them not to return.
Consequence: The boys are quiet and well behaved, and the store clerk hands them each a lollipop as she packages up the Lego.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the boys, playing games on his phone while he waits in line; the boys start playing with stuff on the displays.
Normative action: Jonah tells Martha he wants to date other people.
Consequence: Martha accepts Jonah's honesty and moves on with her life while he dates other girls.
Normative action: Jonah tells Martha he wants to date other people.
Consequence: Martha finds out about Jonah's cheating and is never able to trust anyone again.
Divergent action: Jonah dates other girls behind Martha's back.
Consequence: Martha finds out about Jonah's cheating and is never able to trust anyone again.
Consequence: Martha accepts Jonah's honesty and moves on with her life while he dates other girls.
Divergent action: Jonah dates other girls behind Martha's back.
Normative action: Andrew tells Rachel to pick a restaurant to go to since she has graduated.
Consequence: Rachel will feel happy that Andrew is honoring his promise to take her out for graduating.
Normative action: Andrew tells Rachel to pick a restaurant to go to since she has graduated.
Consequence: Rachel will feel betrayed by Andrew and feel he is unreliable.
Divergent action: Andrew says that he's too busy at work to take Rachel out for her graduation dinner.
Consequence: Rachel will feel betrayed by Andrew and feel he is unreliable.
Consequence: Rachel will feel happy that Andrew is honoring his promise to take her out for graduating.
Divergent action: Andrew says that he's too busy at work to take Rachel out for her graduation dinner.
Normative action: Jennifer walks up to her coworker and asks him if he would like some help with the problem.
Consequence: Jennifer's coworker is grateful that she helped him figure out the problem and invites her out to lunch.
Normative action: Jennifer walks up to her coworker and asks him if he would like some help with the problem.
Consequence: Jennifer's coworker forms a negative impression of her and tells the rest of the office about how ruthless and competitive she is.
Divergent action: Jennifer decides to work out the problem on her own and submits the solution to her supervisor before her coworker does.
Consequence: Jennifer's coworker forms a negative impression of her and tells the rest of the office about how ruthless and competitive she is.
Consequence: Jennifer's coworker is grateful that she helped him figure out the problem and invites her out to lunch.
Divergent action: Jennifer decides to work out the problem on her own and submits the solution to her supervisor before her coworker does.
Normative action: Ben sets up dates a few nights a week for him and Sandy to spend time together.
Consequence: Sandy feels the relationship is moving at an even pace and enjoys Ben's company.
Normative action: Ben sets up dates a few nights a week for him and Sandy to spend time together.
Consequence: Sandy becomes annoyed with how often Ben is visiting her and re-considers the relationship.
Divergent action: Ben visits Sandy at work and wants to have lunch and dinner with her every day.
Consequence: Sandy becomes annoyed with how often Ben is visiting her and re-considers the relationship.
Consequence: Sandy feels the relationship is moving at an even pace and enjoys Ben's company.
Divergent action: Ben visits Sandy at work and wants to have lunch and dinner with her every day.
Normative action: Melissa decides to find a job and divorce from Jim.
Consequence: Melissa feels relieved and hopeful for the future.
Normative action: Melissa decides to find a job and divorce from Jim.
Consequence: Melissa gets physically hurt and depressed.
Divergent action: Melissa needs the money from Jim, so she covers up his behaviors when asked by her friends.
Consequence: Melissa gets physically hurt and depressed.
Consequence: Melissa feels relieved and hopeful for the future.
Divergent action: Melissa needs the money from Jim, so she covers up his behaviors when asked by her friends.
Normative action: Kate talks to Colby the next time she sees him in town.
Consequence: Colby makes sure that the staff at his restaurant are being properly trained and listen to the customers.
Normative action: Kate talks to Colby the next time she sees him in town.
Consequence: Colby's restaurant suffers as people see the one star reviews online.
Divergent action: Kate goes on every site she can find to leave Colby a bad review.
Consequence: Colby's restaurant suffers as people see the one star reviews online.
Consequence: Colby makes sure that the staff at his restaurant are being properly trained and listen to the customers.
Divergent action: Kate goes on every site she can find to leave Colby a bad review.
Normative action: Ike asks the people around him if they noticed any suspicious activity.
Consequence: One of the interviewers gives Ike the licence plate of the thieves car saving them hours of investigation.
Normative action: Ike asks the people around him if they noticed any suspicious activity.
Consequence: Ike's actions are uploaded onto Twitter where people demand for his resignation.
Divergent action: Ike questions the black man, and he takes the black man into the office for intense questioning.
Consequence: Ike's actions are uploaded onto Twitter where people demand for his resignation.
Consequence: One of the interviewers gives Ike the licence plate of the thieves car saving them hours of investigation.
Divergent action: Ike questions the black man, and he takes the black man into the office for intense questioning.
Normative action: Frank resists the temptation of throwing water balloons at the tourists and focuses on his friends.
Consequence: The toursts smiles at the water balloon fight between Frank and friends before moving on.
Normative action: Frank resists the temptation of throwing water balloons at the tourists and focuses on his friends.
Consequence: The tourists become infuriated with Frank and loudly confronts him.
Divergent action: Frank chucks a number of water balloons at the tourists.
Consequence: The tourists become infuriated with Frank and loudly confronts him.
Consequence: The toursts smiles at the water balloon fight between Frank and friends before moving on.
Divergent action: Frank chucks a number of water balloons at the tourists.
Normative action: Mark calls the waiter over and tells him the problem with their food.
Consequence: Mark's waiter apologizes and brings the correct order to him and his date.
Normative action: Mark calls the waiter over and tells him the problem with their food.
Consequence: The manager comes out and tells Mark and his date to get out of the restaurant.
Divergent action: Mark starts to scream and yell at the waiter in the restaurant.
Consequence: The manager comes out and tells Mark and his date to get out of the restaurant.
Consequence: Mark's waiter apologizes and brings the correct order to him and his date.
Divergent action: Mark starts to scream and yell at the waiter in the restaurant.
Normative action: Sam goes to the school gym and lifts weights, and feels confident.
Consequence: Sam gets his exercise for the day and talks to others in the gym.
Normative action: Sam goes to the school gym and lifts weights, and feels confident.
Consequence: Sam gets sent to the principle and feels sorry.
Divergent action: Sam picks on a student and push him around, and feels strong.
Consequence: Sam gets sent to the principle and feels sorry.
Consequence: Sam gets his exercise for the day and talks to others in the gym.
Divergent action: Sam picks on a student and push him around, and feels strong.
Normative action: James talks to the HR department at his company and recommends his brother as an internship candidate.
Consequence: James' brother does well in the interview and often hangs out with James on their lunch breaks.
Normative action: James talks to the HR department at his company and recommends his brother as an internship candidate.
Consequence: James' parents stop asking about jobs, but complain that he doesn't help the family enough.
Divergent action: James tells his parents that his brother might as well enlist in the military since he doesn't know of any job leads.
Consequence: James' parents stop asking about jobs, but complain that he doesn't help the family enough.
Consequence: James' brother does well in the interview and often hangs out with James on their lunch breaks.
Divergent action: James tells his parents that his brother might as well enlist in the military since he doesn't know of any job leads.
Normative action: Marge rushes over to her coworker and offers to help them.
Consequence: Marge and her coworker start talking and end up becoming close friends.
Normative action: Marge rushes over to her coworker and offers to help them.
Consequence: Marge's coworker tells their boss, and she gets written up for the incident.
Divergent action: Marge points and laughs and calls her coworker a klutz.
Consequence: Marge's coworker tells their boss, and she gets written up for the incident.
Consequence: Marge and her coworker start talking and end up becoming close friends.
Divergent action: Marge points and laughs and calls her coworker a klutz.
Normative action: Charlie goes to see his friend and hangs out with them.
Consequence: Charlie gets to enjoy the company of his friend and build upon the relationship.
Normative action: Charlie goes to see his friend and hangs out with them.
Consequence: Charlie does not see anyone and does not forge social bonds.
Divergent action: Charlie stays at home and plays video games all day.
Consequence: Charlie does not see anyone and does not forge social bonds.
Consequence: Charlie gets to enjoy the company of his friend and build upon the relationship.
Divergent action: Charlie stays at home and plays video games all day.
Normative action: Jim tells his dog to run away and Jim runs for his gun.
Consequence: Jim shoots the bear until it runs out of the cabin, and he's relieved that he and the dog are okay.
Normative action: Jim tells his dog to run away and Jim runs for his gun.
Consequence: Jim manages to shoot the bear and it runs away, but Jim's dog is dead.
Divergent action: Jim tells the dog to attack the bear and Jim goes for his gun.
Consequence: Jim manages to shoot the bear and it runs away, but Jim's dog is dead.
Consequence: Jim shoots the bear until it runs out of the cabin, and he's relieved that he and the dog are okay.
Divergent action: Jim tells the dog to attack the bear and Jim goes for his gun.
Normative action: Mark tells Bobo a funny joke they both laugh at.
Consequence: Bobo thinks Mark is funny, and they become closer friends than before.
Normative action: Mark tells Bobo a funny joke they both laugh at.
Consequence: Bobo gets annoyed and stops being Mark's friend.
Divergent action: Mark keeps calling Bobo 'boob boob' at the mall and laughing.
Consequence: Bobo gets annoyed and stops being Mark's friend.
Consequence: Bobo thinks Mark is funny, and they become closer friends than before.
Divergent action: Mark keeps calling Bobo 'boob boob' at the mall and laughing.
Normative action: Tony logs into his bank account and downloads his personal banking information.
Consequence: Tony uses the information he downloads to pay his bills and make a budget.
Normative action: Tony logs into his bank account and downloads his personal banking information.
Consequence: Tony is tracked down and arrested and sent to prison for gaining access to personal information.
Divergent action: Tony hacks into the bank network and gets all the information from all the customers.
Consequence: Tony is tracked down and arrested and sent to prison for gaining access to personal information.
Consequence: Tony uses the information he downloads to pay his bills and make a budget.
Divergent action: Tony hacks into the bank network and gets all the information from all the customers.
Normative action: Sally says she's happy to watch her sister's children to let her sister go out and enjoy herself.
Consequence: Sally's sister is able to go out and feel secure that her children are being looked after by someone she trusts.
Normative action: Sally says she's happy to watch her sister's children to let her sister go out and enjoy herself.
Consequence: Sally's sister has to pay for an expensive babysitter and worries about leaving her kids with a stranger.
Divergent action: Sally says that she doesn't want to take on the responsibility of looking after her sister's children.
Consequence: Sally's sister has to pay for an expensive babysitter and worries about leaving her kids with a stranger.
Consequence: Sally's sister is able to go out and feel secure that her children are being looked after by someone she trusts.
Divergent action: Sally says that she doesn't want to take on the responsibility of looking after her sister's children.
Normative action: Fred calls the realtor, the week before the scheduled meeting, to remind them of the specific business that he intends to conduct.
Consequence: The realtor is able to update Fred on the subject matter and is able to prepare, appropriately for the meeting.
Normative action: Fred calls the realtor, the week before the scheduled meeting, to remind them of the specific business that he intends to conduct.
Consequence: The realtor does not remember the conversation that they had with Fred, and they are not prepared for the meeting, so they both feel awkward and unprofessional.
Divergent action: Fred prepares the appropriate documents for the business he wants to conduct and drives over to the realty office.
Consequence: The realtor does not remember the conversation that they had with Fred, and they are not prepared for the meeting, so they both feel awkward and unprofessional.
Consequence: The realtor is able to update Fred on the subject matter and is able to prepare, appropriately for the meeting.
Divergent action: Fred prepares the appropriate documents for the business he wants to conduct and drives over to the realty office.
Normative action: Bertha asks her little brother to be the ring bearer for her wedding.
Consequence: Bertha's little brother says yes and has one of the happiest days of his life at the wedding.
Normative action: Bertha asks her little brother to be the ring bearer for her wedding.
Consequence: Bertha's family are very upset at her actions and none of them show up to the wedding.
Divergent action: Bertha decides to not invite her little brother because she doesn't want him to keep everyone down in the dumps.
Consequence: Bertha's family are very upset at her actions and none of them show up to the wedding.
Consequence: Bertha's little brother says yes and has one of the happiest days of his life at the wedding.
Divergent action: Bertha decides to not invite her little brother because she doesn't want him to keep everyone down in the dumps.
Normative action: Bill says Lisa is a good cook, but he doesn't particularly like this type of food.
Consequence: Lisa appreciates his honesty and promises not to cook it anymore.
Normative action: Bill says Lisa is a good cook, but he doesn't particularly like this type of food.
Consequence: Lisa is upset, and refuses to cook for Bill anymore.
Divergent action: Bill says that Lisa is not a good cook and that she should feel bad for the meal.
Consequence: Lisa is upset, and refuses to cook for Bill anymore.
Consequence: Lisa appreciates his honesty and promises not to cook it anymore.
Divergent action: Bill says that Lisa is not a good cook and that she should feel bad for the meal.
Normative action: Danny responds and tells the email requester they will reported.
Consequence: Danny keeps his money and avoids a scam.
Normative action: Danny responds and tells the email requester they will reported.
Consequence: Danny loses his money and is the victim of a scam.
Divergent action: Danny believes the email and sends a check a check to someone.
Consequence: Danny loses his money and is the victim of a scam.
Consequence: Danny keeps his money and avoids a scam.
Divergent action: Danny believes the email and sends a check a check to someone.
Normative action: James decides to take precautions just incase Mike is right.
Consequence: The volcano erupts and James's house is set on fire by flaming debris, which he quickly puts out with his new fire extinguisher.
Normative action: James decides to take precautions just incase Mike is right.
Consequence: The volcano erupts and James's house is set on fire by flaming debris.
Divergent action: James decides that since Mike is not a volcanologist that he won't listen to him.
Consequence: The volcano erupts and James's house is set on fire by flaming debris.
Consequence: The volcano erupts and James's house is set on fire by flaming debris, which he quickly puts out with his new fire extinguisher.
Divergent action: James decides that since Mike is not a volcanologist that he won't listen to him.
Normative action: Jon invites a group of friends to try a fine dining restaurant.
Consequence: Jon has a memorable birthday and cherishes the memory for a long time.
Normative action: Jon invites a group of friends to try a fine dining restaurant.
Consequence: Jon feels lonely eating such a nice dinner at the restaurant alone.
Divergent action: Jon eats at a fine dining restaurant which is normally out of his budget.
Consequence: Jon feels lonely eating such a nice dinner at the restaurant alone.
Consequence: Jon has a memorable birthday and cherishes the memory for a long time.
Divergent action: Jon eats at a fine dining restaurant which is normally out of his budget.
Normative action: Ally calls Mike to see if he can reschedule his plans with her.
Consequence: Mike and Ally are able to go to the movies the next day.
Normative action: Ally calls Mike to see if he can reschedule his plans with her.
Consequence: Mike doesn't want to reschedule or do anything with Ally again.
Divergent action: Ally cancels her plans with Mike and stays late at her job.
Consequence: Mike doesn't want to reschedule or do anything with Ally again.
Consequence: Mike and Ally are able to go to the movies the next day.
Divergent action: Ally cancels her plans with Mike and stays late at her job.
Normative action: Billy tells his father he's going to leave unless he gets some proper respect.
Consequence: The father, afraid of losing his son, works on being better.
Normative action: Billy tells his father he's going to leave unless he gets some proper respect.
Consequence: Billy's father accepts, and Billy beats up his dad, feeling horrible after the fact.
Divergent action: Billy tells his father he wants to fight him, tired of being disrespected.
Consequence: Billy's father accepts, and Billy beats up his dad, feeling horrible after the fact.
Consequence: The father, afraid of losing his son, works on being better.
Divergent action: Billy tells his father he wants to fight him, tired of being disrespected.
Normative action: Damien works a few extra hours to help pay for a nurse to go and check on his mother every night.
Consequence: His mother is very appreciative and recovers quickly.
Normative action: Damien works a few extra hours to help pay for a nurse to go and check on his mother every night.
Consequence: Damien's wife is very upset, lonely, and tells him she is considering leaving him.
Divergent action: Damien goes and spends the night at his mother's house every night for over a month.
Consequence: Damien's wife is very upset, lonely, and tells him she is considering leaving him.
Consequence: His mother is very appreciative and recovers quickly.
Divergent action: Damien goes and spends the night at his mother's house every night for over a month.
Normative action: Donald asks his girlfriend for some money for lunch, stating that he's a little broke at the moment.
Consequence: The girlfriend scolds him for not telling her sooner, and grabs him the money.
Normative action: Donald asks his girlfriend for some money for lunch, stating that he's a little broke at the moment.
Consequence: Donald's girlfriend comes out, catching him, and instantly breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Donald puts his hand into his girlfriend's purse and takes the money.
Consequence: Donald's girlfriend comes out, catching him, and instantly breaks up with him.
Consequence: The girlfriend scolds him for not telling her sooner, and grabs him the money.
Divergent action: Donald puts his hand into his girlfriend's purse and takes the money.
Normative action: Jeffrey knows he can just take the lollipop back, but goes to a nearby teacher and asks them to get his lollipop back from Jimmy instead.
Consequence: Jimmy is sent to detention and Jeffrey smiles and continues eating his lollipop.
Normative action: Jeffrey knows he can just take the lollipop back, but goes to a nearby teacher and asks them to get his lollipop back from Jimmy instead.
Consequence: Jimmy runs crying to the teacher, and Jeffrey gets sent home from school.
Divergent action: Jeffrey takes a swing at Jimmy, who drops the lollipop and backs off.
Consequence: Jimmy runs crying to the teacher, and Jeffrey gets sent home from school.
Consequence: Jimmy is sent to detention and Jeffrey smiles and continues eating his lollipop.
Divergent action: Jeffrey takes a swing at Jimmy, who drops the lollipop and backs off.
Normative action: Greg tells his girlfriend that he's had a really bad day and doesn't want to talk about it.
Consequence: Greg's girlfriend is concerned but mostly sympathetic and gives him space.
Normative action: Greg tells his girlfriend that he's had a really bad day and doesn't want to talk about it.
Consequence: Greg's girlfriend begins to think he is keeping secrets from her.
Divergent action: Greg pretends that there is nothing wrong when his girlfriend asks him about it.
Consequence: Greg's girlfriend begins to think he is keeping secrets from her.
Consequence: Greg's girlfriend is concerned but mostly sympathetic and gives him space.
Divergent action: Greg pretends that there is nothing wrong when his girlfriend asks him about it.
Normative action: Karen surprises her son with multiple tickets to a Cubs game so that he can bring his friends.
Consequence: Karen's son trusts that his mom will never break a promise that she makes.
Normative action: Karen surprises her son with multiple tickets to a Cubs game so that he can bring his friends.
Consequence: Karen's son is disappointed and doesn't trust her mom anymore.
Divergent action: Karen brings her son to a minor league baseball game.
Consequence: Karen's son is disappointed and doesn't trust her mom anymore.
Consequence: Karen's son trusts that his mom will never break a promise that she makes.
Divergent action: Karen brings her son to a minor league baseball game.
Normative action: Iris tells her mom and dad she will take a few vacation days and come see them before they leave.
Consequence: Iris creates a nice memory of seeing her parents and takes photos to remember.
Normative action: Iris tells her mom and dad she will take a few vacation days and come see them before they leave.
Consequence: Iris later regrets not going because now they are all the way across the globe, and it's impossible to pay them a visit.
Divergent action: Iris tells her mom and dad she will miss them and to have a safe trip, but her schedule is too hectic now to see them.
Consequence: Iris later regrets not going because now they are all the way across the globe, and it's impossible to pay them a visit.