CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Lou feels appreciative and thanks Cleo for her quick response.
Divergent action: Cleo doesn't want to use gas in her car, so she walks Lou to the nearest care center.
Normative action: Jane is honest with recruiter about lacking the qualification but says she will work towards getting it if hired.
Consequence: The recruiter admires Jane's honesty and drive, and she gets the job.
Normative action: Jane is honest with recruiter about lacking the qualification but says she will work towards getting it if hired.
Consequence: The recruiter checks Jane's claim and doesn't hire her when he finds that she was lying.
Divergent action: Jane tells the recruiter that she has the qualification although she does not.
Consequence: The recruiter checks Jane's claim and doesn't hire her when he finds that she was lying.
Consequence: The recruiter admires Jane's honesty and drive, and she gets the job.
Divergent action: Jane tells the recruiter that she has the qualification although she does not.
Normative action: Rodney and Evelyn order a few items to split and try together on the tasting menu.
Consequence: Rodney leaves the restaurant feeling good and having tried a few different items.
Normative action: Rodney and Evelyn order a few items to split and try together on the tasting menu.
Consequence: Rodney leaves the restaurant feeling stuffed and has an upset stomach.
Divergent action: Rodney tries some of every item on the tasting menu.
Consequence: Rodney leaves the restaurant feeling stuffed and has an upset stomach.
Consequence: Rodney leaves the restaurant feeling good and having tried a few different items.
Divergent action: Rodney tries some of every item on the tasting menu.
Normative action: Steve starts taking notes on the lesson and asks questions to keep himself awake.
Consequence: Steve learns the lesson and aces the assignment.
Normative action: Steve starts taking notes on the lesson and asks questions to keep himself awake.
Consequence: Steve misses the lesson and fails the homework assignment.
Divergent action: Steve doodles on his notebook paper while the teacher is talking.
Consequence: Steve misses the lesson and fails the homework assignment.
Consequence: Steve learns the lesson and aces the assignment.
Divergent action: Steve doodles on his notebook paper while the teacher is talking.
Normative action: Mack and Jen develop a system where the take turn picking the activities.
Consequence: They find things which both of them enjoy and the relationship remians strong.
Normative action: Mack and Jen develop a system where the take turn picking the activities.
Consequence: Jen feels neglected and unfulfilled, so she ends the relationship.
Divergent action: Mack always insists on playing cards and picking the movies despite knowing that they are not Jen's favorite activites.
Consequence: Jen feels neglected and unfulfilled, so she ends the relationship.
Consequence: They find things which both of them enjoy and the relationship remians strong.
Divergent action: Mack always insists on playing cards and picking the movies despite knowing that they are not Jen's favorite activites.
Normative action: Minjoo apologizes to the patrons and cooks them some new food.
Consequence: The patrons wait and eat the new food with no ill effects.
Normative action: Minjoo apologizes to the patrons and cooks them some new food.
Consequence: The patrons get sick and the restaurant is temporarily closed.
Divergent action: Minjoo serves the smelly food, thinking that it won't hurt people much.
Consequence: The patrons get sick and the restaurant is temporarily closed.
Consequence: The patrons wait and eat the new food with no ill effects.
Divergent action: Minjoo serves the smelly food, thinking that it won't hurt people much.
Normative action: Mary asks her friends to wrap up their trip, explaining her fatigue.
Consequence: Mary's friend's offer to find another way home and allow Mary to leave guilt free.
Normative action: Mary asks her friends to wrap up their trip, explaining her fatigue.
Consequence: Mary's friends are angry and vow to not speak to her for weeks.
Divergent action: Mary waits until her friends are trying on clothes and leave.
Consequence: Mary's friends are angry and vow to not speak to her for weeks.
Consequence: Mary's friend's offer to find another way home and allow Mary to leave guilt free.
Divergent action: Mary waits until her friends are trying on clothes and leave.
Normative action: Jane tells Jessica how she feels about her headphones not being returned.
Consequence: They are able to talk through the problem and remain friends.
Normative action: Jane tells Jessica how she feels about her headphones not being returned.
Consequence: Jane ends her friendship with Jessica.
Divergent action: Jane grabs Jessica's CD player and smashes it on the ground out of anger.
Consequence: Jane ends her friendship with Jessica.
Consequence: They are able to talk through the problem and remain friends.
Divergent action: Jane grabs Jessica's CD player and smashes it on the ground out of anger.
Normative action: Karen and her boyfriend share some laughter with her parents, and she is loving and friendly.
Consequence: Everyone is glad they met and all think positively of each other.
Normative action: Karen and her boyfriend share some laughter with her parents, and she is loving and friendly.
Consequence: Karen’s parents are hurt and feel like their daughter is treating them poorly.
Divergent action: Karen is rude to her parents for telling bad jokes and tells them she is embarrassed of them.
Consequence: Karen’s parents are hurt and feel like their daughter is treating them poorly.
Consequence: Everyone is glad they met and all think positively of each other.
Divergent action: Karen is rude to her parents for telling bad jokes and tells them she is embarrassed of them.
Normative action: James plays a fair game of poke.
Consequence: He wins more than enough money to buy his new shoes and gets invited to play again next week.
Normative action: James plays a fair game of poke.
Consequence: One of the other players thinks he saw James cheating and bans him from any future poker games.
Divergent action: James hides an Ace in his sleeve and switches it with a card in his hand, giving him 4 of a kind.
Consequence: One of the other players thinks he saw James cheating and bans him from any future poker games.
Consequence: He wins more than enough money to buy his new shoes and gets invited to play again next week.
Divergent action: James hides an Ace in his sleeve and switches it with a card in his hand, giving him 4 of a kind.
Normative action: Daryl goes up to Lisa and mentions that he has heard talk of her party.
Consequence: Lisa invites Daryl to her house party, and they have a great time.
Normative action: Daryl goes up to Lisa and mentions that he has heard talk of her party.
Consequence: Creeped out, Lisa kicks Daryl out of her party, embarassing him in front of everyone.
Divergent action: Daryl doesn't talk to Lisa about her party, and instead decides to just show up after googling her address.
Consequence: Creeped out, Lisa kicks Daryl out of her party, embarassing him in front of everyone.
Consequence: Lisa invites Daryl to her house party, and they have a great time.
Divergent action: Daryl doesn't talk to Lisa about her party, and instead decides to just show up after googling her address.
Normative action: Joey calls her parents and asks if she can stay out longer.
Consequence: Joey's parents let her stay out another hour.
Normative action: Joey calls her parents and asks if she can stay out longer.
Consequence: Joey's parents yell at her when she comes home and grounds her for a month.
Divergent action: Joey parties until dawn without letting her parents know where she is.
Consequence: Joey's parents yell at her when she comes home and grounds her for a month.
Consequence: Joey's parents let her stay out another hour.
Divergent action: Joey parties until dawn without letting her parents know where she is.
Normative action: Ariel accepts the challenge of self-improvement and determines to do better.
Consequence: Ariel corrects her defects and stays on good terms with her parents.
Normative action: Ariel accepts the challenge of self-improvement and determines to do better.
Consequence: Ariel hates her parents and yells at them whenever she can.
Divergent action: Ariel blames her parents' poor child raising skills for her failures.
Consequence: Ariel hates her parents and yells at them whenever she can.
Consequence: Ariel corrects her defects and stays on good terms with her parents.
Divergent action: Ariel blames her parents' poor child raising skills for her failures.
Normative action: Shawn works to correct the children by showing them a better way of acting.
Consequence: The children slowly learn to behave better.
Normative action: Shawn works to correct the children by showing them a better way of acting.
Consequence: The children lose their self-esteem and learn to hate Shawn.
Divergent action: Shawn tells the children that they're stupid and petty, trying to get them to stop misbehaving.
Consequence: The children lose their self-esteem and learn to hate Shawn.
Consequence: The children slowly learn to behave better.
Divergent action: Shawn tells the children that they're stupid and petty, trying to get them to stop misbehaving.
Normative action: Barney plays it safe and finds an alcohol delivery service.
Consequence: Barney remains safe at home while still being able to enjoy more drinks.
Normative action: Barney plays it safe and finds an alcohol delivery service.
Consequence: Barney is pulled over when seen swerving and charged with a DUI.
Divergent action: Barney drives to the store despite feeling quite buzzed thinking that he is okay.
Consequence: Barney is pulled over when seen swerving and charged with a DUI.
Consequence: Barney remains safe at home while still being able to enjoy more drinks.
Divergent action: Barney drives to the store despite feeling quite buzzed thinking that he is okay.
Normative action: John calls out to his neighbor, who is just on the other side of a short fence, to keep an eye on his children while he grabs the phone.
Consequence: One of John's children loses her floatie and starts drowning, but the neighbor is able to hop over the fence and save her.
Normative action: John calls out to his neighbor, who is just on the other side of a short fence, to keep an eye on his children while he grabs the phone.
Consequence: One of John's children loses her floatie and drowns.
Divergent action: John runs inside to answer the phone.
Consequence: One of John's children loses her floatie and drowns.
Consequence: One of John's children loses her floatie and starts drowning, but the neighbor is able to hop over the fence and save her.
Divergent action: John runs inside to answer the phone.
Normative action: Bill expresses his dispute to his coach, and they both talk to the umpire who explains the call to their satisfaction.
Consequence: Bill continues to play and helps lead the team to a comeback victory.
Normative action: Bill expresses his dispute to his coach, and they both talk to the umpire who explains the call to their satisfaction.
Consequence: Bill is kicked out of the game and asked by his teammates not to come back.
Divergent action: Bill gets in the umpire's face and shouts at him asking if he is blind.
Consequence: Bill is kicked out of the game and asked by his teammates not to come back.
Consequence: Bill continues to play and helps lead the team to a comeback victory.
Divergent action: Bill gets in the umpire's face and shouts at him asking if he is blind.
Normative action: Bob goes home and plays fetch with his dog.
Consequence: Bob feels better after a few moments of laughing at his dog.
Normative action: Bob goes home and plays fetch with his dog.
Consequence: Bob is arrested for animal abuse.
Divergent action: Bob sees a stray dog and kicks it.
Consequence: Bob is arrested for animal abuse.
Consequence: Bob feels better after a few moments of laughing at his dog.
Divergent action: Bob sees a stray dog and kicks it.
Normative action: Kim, upon being asked to assist her parents with their errands, says she can and rushes over to help them before returning to her errands.
Consequence: Kim still has time to study on Sunday and finishes her studying.
Normative action: Kim, upon being asked to assist her parents with their errands, says she can and rushes over to help them before returning to her errands.
Consequence: Kim struggles to focus on her studies because she feels guilty about ignoring her parents.
Divergent action: Kim, upon being asked to assist her parents with their errands, says she can't and ignores their calls.
Consequence: Kim struggles to focus on her studies because she feels guilty about ignoring her parents.
Consequence: Kim still has time to study on Sunday and finishes her studying.
Divergent action: Kim, upon being asked to assist her parents with their errands, says she can't and ignores their calls.
Normative action: Dustin tells a coworker that he will be buying ink for his printer after work.
Consequence: Dustin's coworker gives him a coupon, and he saves money on the ink he purchases for his printer.
Normative action: Dustin tells a coworker that he will be buying ink for his printer after work.
Consequence: Dustin's coworker sees this and reports him to HR, which results in him being suspended.
Divergent action: Dustin secretly takes cartridges of ink from his workplace, going against office policy, and brings them home.
Consequence: Dustin's coworker sees this and reports him to HR, which results in him being suspended.
Consequence: Dustin's coworker gives him a coupon, and he saves money on the ink he purchases for his printer.
Divergent action: Dustin secretly takes cartridges of ink from his workplace, going against office policy, and brings them home.
Normative action: Kea emails her boss the question.
Consequence: Her boss gives her a comprehensive answer, and they maintain respect for one another.
Normative action: Kea emails her boss the question.
Consequence: Her boss irritatedly gives her the answer half-heartedly which upsets Kea and puts strain on their relationship.
Divergent action: Kea decides to walk into her boss's office and just ask the question.
Consequence: Her boss irritatedly gives her the answer half-heartedly which upsets Kea and puts strain on their relationship.
Consequence: Her boss gives her a comprehensive answer, and they maintain respect for one another.
Divergent action: Kea decides to walk into her boss's office and just ask the question.
Normative action: Mike tells Jen that her hair looks as gorgeous as it ever has and that she should come kiss him.
Consequence: Jen is delighted that the person whose opinion matters the most to her likes her hair choice.
Normative action: Mike tells Jen that her hair looks as gorgeous as it ever has and that she should come kiss him.
Consequence: Jen's confidence is shattered, and she begins to cry as she feels her hair choice was a huge mistake.
Divergent action: Mike tells Jen that her hair is awful and that it makes her look like a weird boy.
Consequence: Jen's confidence is shattered, and she begins to cry as she feels her hair choice was a huge mistake.
Consequence: Jen is delighted that the person whose opinion matters the most to her likes her hair choice.
Divergent action: Mike tells Jen that her hair is awful and that it makes her look like a weird boy.
Normative action: Tony worked hard at becoming a better player and regained his spot as the starting quarterback.
Consequence: The football team won the championship with Tony as the quarterback.
Normative action: Tony worked hard at becoming a better player and regained his spot as the starting quarterback.
Consequence: The football team finished in last place after the starting quarterback got hurt and there was no one to take his place.
Divergent action: Tony told his coach that he was quitting the football team and was going to try to become a famous rapper.
Consequence: The football team finished in last place after the starting quarterback got hurt and there was no one to take his place.
Consequence: The football team won the championship with Tony as the quarterback.
Divergent action: Tony told his coach that he was quitting the football team and was going to try to become a famous rapper.
Normative action: Richard calmly talks with his neighbor about moving the RV and offers to help him.
Consequence: Richard won't have to see the RV anymore because the neighbor parked it at a friend's house.
Normative action: Richard calmly talks with his neighbor about moving the RV and offers to help him.
Consequence: Richard will continue to have to look at the RV for longer since now it can't be driven.
Divergent action: Richard takes a knife to the RV's tires in anger.
Consequence: Richard will continue to have to look at the RV for longer since now it can't be driven.
Consequence: Richard won't have to see the RV anymore because the neighbor parked it at a friend's house.
Divergent action: Richard takes a knife to the RV's tires in anger.
Normative action: Ben writes his wife a beautiful letter to go along with a thoughtful gift.
Consequence: Ben's wife feels loved and appreciated and their marriage gets stronger.
Normative action: Ben writes his wife a beautiful letter to go along with a thoughtful gift.
Consequence: Ben's wife storms off and doesn't speak to him for days.
Divergent action: Ben gives his wife a cheap gag gift.
Consequence: Ben's wife storms off and doesn't speak to him for days.
Consequence: Ben's wife feels loved and appreciated and their marriage gets stronger.
Divergent action: Ben gives his wife a cheap gag gift.
Normative action: John looks at his friends, then at Jenny and tells her he will take her out because he doesn't care what his friends think, he thinks she's swell.
Consequence: Jenny is delighted to see that John said yes and is extremely impressed that he's independent and can think for himself.
Normative action: John looks at his friends, then at Jenny and tells her he will take her out because he doesn't care what his friends think, he thinks she's swell.
Consequence: Jenny feels hurt by John's denial and the fact that he's legitimizing his friends' mockery of her.
Divergent action: John looks at his friends, then at Jenny and tells her that if his friends think she's bad news, then she probably is and says no.
Consequence: Jenny feels hurt by John's denial and the fact that he's legitimizing his friends' mockery of her.
Consequence: Jenny is delighted to see that John said yes and is extremely impressed that he's independent and can think for himself.
Divergent action: John looks at his friends, then at Jenny and tells her that if his friends think she's bad news, then she probably is and says no.
Normative action: Dave decides that he will call his brother and some other friends and ask them if they're willing to donate.
Consequence: John and the others are delighted that Dave is including them in his charity drive.
Normative action: Dave decides that he will call his brother and some other friends and ask them if they're willing to donate.
Consequence: John finds his cash missing and is stressed out wondering who took it and feeling insecure and violated.
Divergent action: Dave decides that he will take the cash that is sitting in john's bedroom and give it to the charity.
Consequence: John finds his cash missing and is stressed out wondering who took it and feeling insecure and violated.
Consequence: John and the others are delighted that Dave is including them in his charity drive.
Divergent action: Dave decides that he will take the cash that is sitting in john's bedroom and give it to the charity.
Normative action: Paul goes to a counselor to help him work through his past.
Consequence: Paul learns ways of coping with his experiences and improves with time.
Normative action: Paul goes to a counselor to help him work through his past.
Consequence: Paul's life falls apart because he gives everything to his addiction.
Divergent action: Paul takes drugs to temporarily forget what happened to him, becoming an addict.
Consequence: Paul's life falls apart because he gives everything to his addiction.
Consequence: Paul learns ways of coping with his experiences and improves with time.
Divergent action: Paul takes drugs to temporarily forget what happened to him, becoming an addict.
Normative action: Jane drives her friend home in her own car.
Consequence: They both arrive safely at home.
Normative action: Jane drives her friend home in her own car.
Consequence: Her friend is pulled over by the police and is arrested.
Divergent action: Jane lets her friend drive her car home.
Consequence: Her friend is pulled over by the police and is arrested.
Consequence: They both arrive safely at home.
Divergent action: Jane lets her friend drive her car home.
Normative action: Carl is sympathetic to the server's jitters and leaves a generous tip.
Consequence: His date excitedly makes plans for another date.
Normative action: Carl is sympathetic to the server's jitters and leaves a generous tip.
Consequence: His date does not return his calls later in the week.
Divergent action: Carl leaves a small tip to show he doesn't tolerate poor performance.
Consequence: His date does not return his calls later in the week.
Consequence: His date excitedly makes plans for another date.
Divergent action: Carl leaves a small tip to show he doesn't tolerate poor performance.
Normative action: Steve makes up a new game and plays it.
Consequence: Steve develops his creativity and has something new to do.
Normative action: Steve makes up a new game and plays it.
Consequence: Steve learns to hurt creatures for fun and becomes abusive.
Divergent action: Steve gets a magnifying glass and burns the legs off of some nearby ants.
Consequence: Steve learns to hurt creatures for fun and becomes abusive.
Consequence: Steve develops his creativity and has something new to do.
Divergent action: Steve gets a magnifying glass and burns the legs off of some nearby ants.
Normative action: Barbara starts eating better and doesn't go out drinking a few nights before the interview to look healthy and be prepared.
Consequence: Barbara really impresses the casting agent at the interview and gets the part.
Normative action: Barbara starts eating better and doesn't go out drinking a few nights before the interview to look healthy and be prepared.
Consequence: Barbara smells terrible and has to excuse herself to go to the bathroom several times during the interview, and doesn't get called back.
Divergent action: Barbara takes a lot of laxatives to lose weight and look thinner on camera.
Consequence: Barbara smells terrible and has to excuse herself to go to the bathroom several times during the interview, and doesn't get called back.
Consequence: Barbara really impresses the casting agent at the interview and gets the part.
Divergent action: Barbara takes a lot of laxatives to lose weight and look thinner on camera.
Normative action: Karen takes the time off and works on a fulfilling project at home to unwind.
Consequence: Karen is proud of her project and feels refreshed.
Normative action: Karen takes the time off and works on a fulfilling project at home to unwind.
Consequence: Karen finishes a huge project but starts feeling run down and ill from over working herself.
Divergent action: Karen passes up the offer of time off and pushes through another week of work.
Consequence: Karen finishes a huge project but starts feeling run down and ill from over working herself.
Consequence: Karen is proud of her project and feels refreshed.
Divergent action: Karen passes up the offer of time off and pushes through another week of work.
Normative action: Chuck carries Karen to her bed and puts her in a safe position in case she gets sick.
Consequence: Karen sleeps off her drunkenness and wakes up thankful to Chuck in the morning.
Normative action: Chuck carries Karen to her bed and puts her in a safe position in case she gets sick.
Consequence: Karen wakes up from the cold and discovers Chuck molesting  her, then reports him to the police.