CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: The other people in the airport pay her no mind and go about their business.
Divergent action: Elaine takes close visual notice of the other people in her area.
Normative action: Jane studies harder and longer than all the other students in her class.
Consequence: Jane feels a fulfilling sense of validation from achieving her goals.
Normative action: Jane studies harder and longer than all the other students in her class.
Consequence: Jane feels guilty for cheating on the test because she knew most of the answers.
Divergent action: Jane brings a small piece of paper with the answers with her to use during the test.
Consequence: Jane feels guilty for cheating on the test because she knew most of the answers.
Consequence: Jane feels a fulfilling sense of validation from achieving her goals.
Divergent action: Jane brings a small piece of paper with the answers with her to use during the test.
Normative action: Bobby throws on his formal church clothes and tells his mother that he's ready.
Consequence: Bobby and his family arrive just in time for church service.
Normative action: Bobby throws on his formal church clothes and tells his mother that he's ready.
Consequence: Bobby's mother scolds him for dressing inappropriately and makes him go back and change into church clothes, causing them to be late.
Divergent action: Bobby puts on a swimsuit and basketball jersey and tells his mother he's ready.
Consequence: Bobby's mother scolds him for dressing inappropriately and makes him go back and change into church clothes, causing them to be late.
Consequence: Bobby and his family arrive just in time for church service.
Divergent action: Bobby puts on a swimsuit and basketball jersey and tells his mother he's ready.
Normative action: Dana only orders lower priced items to save money.
Consequence: Dana's friends will feel Dana is responsible with her money.
Normative action: Dana only orders lower priced items to save money.
Consequence: Dana's friends won't want her to come out again as they had to pay for her.
Divergent action: When it is time to pay the bill Dana says she forgot her wallet so her friends cover her.
Consequence: Dana's friends won't want her to come out again as they had to pay for her.
Consequence: Dana's friends will feel Dana is responsible with her money.
Divergent action: When it is time to pay the bill Dana says she forgot her wallet so her friends cover her.
Normative action: Jenny sits in her office and plans the next day's work while she waits for Ellen.
Consequence: Jenny is able to keep busy and Ellen can have privacy during her phone call.
Normative action: Jenny sits in her office and plans the next day's work while she waits for Ellen.
Consequence: Ellen notices that Jenny is listening to her conversation and asks Jenny to give her some privacy.
Divergent action: Jenny stands next to her Ellen's office door and listens in on her phone call.
Consequence: Ellen notices that Jenny is listening to her conversation and asks Jenny to give her some privacy.
Consequence: Jenny is able to keep busy and Ellen can have privacy during her phone call.
Divergent action: Jenny stands next to her Ellen's office door and listens in on her phone call.
Normative action: Tim averts his eyes and walks to a room without a direct view of his roommates door, making sure to make enough noise so that they know they aren't alone.
Consequence: Tim hears his roommate’s door slam and some scrambling in the room, but he doesn't feel guilty because it wasn't his fault that they didn’t close the door earlier.
Normative action: Tim averts his eyes and walks to a room without a direct view of his roommates door, making sure to make enough noise so that they know they aren't alone.
Consequence: The roommate yells at Tim, then the girlfriend yells out, and everyone is highly embarrassed.
Divergent action: Tim can't take his eyes off of the scene until the roommate eventually looks up and realizes he is being watched.
Consequence: The roommate yells at Tim, then the girlfriend yells out, and everyone is highly embarrassed.
Consequence: Tim hears his roommate’s door slam and some scrambling in the room, but he doesn't feel guilty because it wasn't his fault that they didn’t close the door earlier.
Divergent action: Tim can't take his eyes off of the scene until the roommate eventually looks up and realizes he is being watched.
Normative action: Brian explains to his coworkers why he thinks the way that he does.
Consequence: Brian and his coworkers decide that they will agree to disagree.
Normative action: Brian explains to his coworkers why he thinks the way that he does.
Consequence: Brian's boss brings him into the office and tells him that he is fired.
Divergent action: Brian begins to yell at his coworkers and belittle them because of their opinions.
Consequence: Brian's boss brings him into the office and tells him that he is fired.
Consequence: Brian and his coworkers decide that they will agree to disagree.
Divergent action: Brian begins to yell at his coworkers and belittle them because of their opinions.
Normative action: Ron works a couple of extra shifts at work so that he can pay all of his bills on time.
Consequence: Ron pays his rent on time and is able to continue living happily in his current residence.
Normative action: Ron works a couple of extra shifts at work so that he can pay all of his bills on time.
Consequence: Ron is evicted from his apartment and has to move out.
Divergent action: Ron doesn't pay his rent in order to have the money to pay his electric bill.
Consequence: Ron is evicted from his apartment and has to move out.
Consequence: Ron pays his rent on time and is able to continue living happily in his current residence.
Divergent action: Ron doesn't pay his rent in order to have the money to pay his electric bill.
Normative action: Mike invites his friends over to play video games and lets Eddie join in.
Consequence: They all have fun together and have a large pizza delivered.
Normative action: Mike invites his friends over to play video games and lets Eddie join in.
Consequence: Eddie makes a mess of the kitchen trying to bake a cake.
Divergent action: Mike leaves Eddie home alone while going to play baseball in the park with his friends.
Consequence: Eddie makes a mess of the kitchen trying to bake a cake.
Consequence: They all have fun together and have a large pizza delivered.
Divergent action: Mike leaves Eddie home alone while going to play baseball in the park with his friends.
Normative action: Dave asks Marty when he is free, so they can go to a basketball game together.
Consequence: Marty will think Dave is an accommodating and reasonable friend.
Normative action: Dave asks Marty when he is free, so they can go to a basketball game together.
Consequence: Marty will think Dave is pushy and a difficult person.
Divergent action: Dave tells Marty that they can't be friends if Marty doesn't go to the game.
Consequence: Marty will think Dave is pushy and a difficult person.
Consequence: Marty will think Dave is an accommodating and reasonable friend.
Divergent action: Dave tells Marty that they can't be friends if Marty doesn't go to the game.
Normative action: Jenny gets out her wallet and pays for her food.
Consequence: Jenny and James have a fun night.
Normative action: Jenny gets out her wallet and pays for her food.
Consequence: He agrees to pay but is so annoyed that he doesn't ask her out again.
Divergent action: Jenny asks James to pay for her food since he asked her out.
Consequence: He agrees to pay but is so annoyed that he doesn't ask her out again.
Consequence: Jenny and James have a fun night.
Divergent action: Jenny asks James to pay for her food since he asked her out.
Normative action: Mary reminds her daughter of the values she has been raised with and trusts her to make the right choices.
Consequence: Mary's daughter gains confidence from being given responsibility to make her own decisions.
Normative action: Mary reminds her daughter of the values she has been raised with and trusts her to make the right choices.
Consequence: Mary's daughter grows resentful of her mothers highhanded approach.
Divergent action: Mary turns the girl away whenever she comes to she her daughter.
Consequence: Mary's daughter grows resentful of her mothers highhanded approach.
Consequence: Mary's daughter gains confidence from being given responsibility to make her own decisions.
Divergent action: Mary turns the girl away whenever she comes to she her daughter.
Normative action: Sarah says that the friend who is kinder and more generous is a better friend because they set a good example for Sarah.
Consequence: Sarah's mother is proud of Sarah for judging her friends on important qualities.
Normative action: Sarah says that the friend who is kinder and more generous is a better friend because they set a good example for Sarah.
Consequence: Sarah's mother is disappointed in Sarah for judging her friends based on shallow criteria.
Divergent action: Sarah says that the friend who is skinnier and prettier is a better friend because she's just more attractive and popular.
Consequence: Sarah's mother is disappointed in Sarah for judging her friends based on shallow criteria.
Consequence: Sarah's mother is proud of Sarah for judging her friends on important qualities.
Divergent action: Sarah says that the friend who is skinnier and prettier is a better friend because she's just more attractive and popular.
Normative action: John decides to ask Mona if she has any single friends she could recommend him to.
Consequence: Mona sets John up with a friend of hers and the two start dating.
Normative action: John decides to ask Mona if she has any single friends she could recommend him to.
Consequence: Matt stops talking to John after he finds out John is dating his ex.
Divergent action: John decides to ask Mona out on a date which goes well, and the two start seeing each other regularly.
Consequence: Matt stops talking to John after he finds out John is dating his ex.
Consequence: Mona sets John up with a friend of hers and the two start dating.
Divergent action: John decides to ask Mona out on a date which goes well, and the two start seeing each other regularly.
Normative action: Mark tells his family he respects their beliefs, but they are not his beliefs.
Consequence: Mark's family will try to be understanding towards him.
Normative action: Mark tells his family he respects their beliefs, but they are not his beliefs.
Consequence: Mark's family will be offended and not want to spend time with Mark.
Divergent action: Mark tells his family that what they believe is not true and causes bad results for people.
Consequence: Mark's family will be offended and not want to spend time with Mark.
Consequence: Mark's family will try to be understanding towards him.
Divergent action: Mark tells his family that what they believe is not true and causes bad results for people.
Normative action: Ted looks up how electrical outlets work on the internet.
Consequence: Ted learns about electrical outlets by reading articles online.
Normative action: Ted looks up how electrical outlets work on the internet.
Consequence: Ted gets shocked by the electrical outlet.
Divergent action: Ted plays with the electrical outlet in his room.
Consequence: Ted gets shocked by the electrical outlet.
Consequence: Ted learns about electrical outlets by reading articles online.
Divergent action: Ted plays with the electrical outlet in his room.
Normative action: Beth will ask Lou to tell her about his life before they dated.
Consequence: Lou will be open and tell Beth about his life before they dated.
Normative action: Beth will ask Lou to tell her about his life before they dated.
Consequence: Lou will not trust Beth and think she doesn't listen.
Divergent action: Beth looks up Lou's old dating profiles.
Consequence: Lou will not trust Beth and think she doesn't listen.
Consequence: Lou will be open and tell Beth about his life before they dated.
Divergent action: Beth looks up Lou's old dating profiles.
Normative action: Phil continues to insist that the report card was wrong and refuses any punishement.
Consequence: Sure enough, the school calls to inform his mother that his report card was for another student named Phil.
Normative action: Phil continues to insist that the report card was wrong and refuses any punishement.
Consequence: Phil succeeded in hurting his mother's feelings but that only keeps him grounded longer.
Divergent action: Phil refused to talk to his mother at all, only giving silence and listening to instructions other than "talk".
Consequence: Phil succeeded in hurting his mother's feelings but that only keeps him grounded longer.
Consequence: Sure enough, the school calls to inform his mother that his report card was for another student named Phil.
Divergent action: Phil refused to talk to his mother at all, only giving silence and listening to instructions other than "talk".
Normative action: Mark realizes Hannah hasn't cheated on him in 4 years and realizes she wouldn't begin to now.
Consequence: Hannah thinks Mark's trust of her is appealing, and she loves him more.
Normative action: Mark realizes Hannah hasn't cheated on him in 4 years and realizes she wouldn't begin to now.
Consequence: Hannah see's his jealousy as annoying and breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Mark asks Hannah if she promises not to sleep around on him while she's out.
Consequence: Hannah see's his jealousy as annoying and breaks up with him.
Consequence: Hannah thinks Mark's trust of her is appealing, and she loves him more.
Divergent action: Mark asks Hannah if she promises not to sleep around on him while she's out.
Normative action: Sam acts the same way online that he does in real life, and is honest about his work.
Consequence: Emily finds Sam likeable and charming when they meet in real life, and she agrees to go out with him again.
Normative action: Sam acts the same way online that he does in real life, and is honest about his work.
Consequence: Emily finds out Sam is only a paralegal, not the suave lawyer he seems, and rejects him after one date.
Divergent action: Sam pretends he is a lawyer online, and looks things up on the internet to make it seem like he is more knowledgeable than he really is.
Consequence: Emily finds out Sam is only a paralegal, not the suave lawyer he seems, and rejects him after one date.
Consequence: Emily finds Sam likeable and charming when they meet in real life, and she agrees to go out with him again.
Divergent action: Sam pretends he is a lawyer online, and looks things up on the internet to make it seem like he is more knowledgeable than he really is.
Normative action: Thomas tells Phil and Susan he enjoys hanging out with them as friends, and they should more often.
Consequence: Susan thinks Thomas is polite and hangs out with him more.
Normative action: Thomas tells Phil and Susan he enjoys hanging out with them as friends, and they should more often.
Consequence: Susan tells Phil what happened when Phil gets back and Phil ends his friendship with Thomas.
Divergent action: Thomas waits for Phil to go to the bathroom and then tells Susan they should go on a date.
Consequence: Susan tells Phil what happened when Phil gets back and Phil ends his friendship with Thomas.
Consequence: Susan thinks Thomas is polite and hangs out with him more.
Divergent action: Thomas waits for Phil to go to the bathroom and then tells Susan they should go on a date.
Normative action: Sam refuses to talk to her partner for a long time unless he apologizes.
Consequence: Sam's partner realizes how serious she is being and approaches her to make peace.
Normative action: Sam refuses to talk to her partner for a long time unless he apologizes.
Consequence: Sam's partner feels like he is stuck in an abusive relationship.
Divergent action: Sam puts her hands on her partner getting physical with him to get her point across.
Consequence: Sam's partner feels like he is stuck in an abusive relationship.
Consequence: Sam's partner realizes how serious she is being and approaches her to make peace.
Divergent action: Sam puts her hands on her partner getting physical with him to get her point across.
Normative action: Steve calls a mobile repair service and asks them to come out and help him.
Consequence: The mobile repair service comes out and has Steve back on the road within half an hour.
Normative action: Steve calls a mobile repair service and asks them to come out and help him.
Consequence: The mechanic is out on vacation and can't help Steve with his problem.
Divergent action: Steve calls his mechanic friend and asks him to come out and fix his car.
Consequence: The mechanic is out on vacation and can't help Steve with his problem.
Consequence: The mobile repair service comes out and has Steve back on the road within half an hour.
Divergent action: Steve calls his mechanic friend and asks him to come out and fix his car.
Normative action: Joe calls a cab to pick him up from the bar.
Consequence: Joe makes it back home and tips the cab driver.
Normative action: Joe calls a cab to pick him up from the bar.
Consequence: Joe is stopped by a police officer and given a sobriety test.
Divergent action: Joe gets in his car and tries to drive home.
Consequence: Joe is stopped by a police officer and given a sobriety test.
Consequence: Joe makes it back home and tips the cab driver.
Divergent action: Joe gets in his car and tries to drive home.
Normative action: Tiarah decides to write Josh a long e-mail apologizing and letting him know she think's they'd be better off seeing other people.
Consequence: Josh is upset but understands, and moves on from the breakup pretty quickly.
Normative action: Tiarah decides to write Josh a long e-mail apologizing and letting him know she think's they'd be better off seeing other people.
Consequence: Josh repeatedly tries to contact her but to no avail, and becomes really worried and depressed.
Divergent action: Tiarah decides to just stop responding to Josh's texts or answering his phone calls.
Consequence: Josh repeatedly tries to contact her but to no avail, and becomes really worried and depressed.
Consequence: Josh is upset but understands, and moves on from the breakup pretty quickly.
Divergent action: Tiarah decides to just stop responding to Josh's texts or answering his phone calls.
Normative action: Anton sets up additional paid training for his employee's.
Consequence: Anton's employee's benefit greatly from the training and the firms overall productivity skyrockets.
Normative action: Anton sets up additional paid training for his employee's.
Consequence: Anton's boss finds out that he spread a fake news story and fires him.
Divergent action: Anton spreads a fake story that his company will be firing unproductive employee's.
Consequence: Anton's boss finds out that he spread a fake news story and fires him.
Consequence: Anton's employee's benefit greatly from the training and the firms overall productivity skyrockets.
Divergent action: Anton spreads a fake story that his company will be firing unproductive employee's.
Normative action: Maddie asks her neighbor to please pick up her dog's poop.
Consequence: Maddie's neighbor apologizes for not cleaning up after her dog.
Normative action: Maddie asks her neighbor to please pick up her dog's poop.
Consequence: Maddie's neighbor is offended and tells the neighborhood that Maddie is hostile.
Divergent action: Maddie yells at her neighbor to "pick up her dog's shit".
Consequence: Maddie's neighbor is offended and tells the neighborhood that Maddie is hostile.
Consequence: Maddie's neighbor apologizes for not cleaning up after her dog.
Divergent action: Maddie yells at her neighbor to "pick up her dog's shit".
Normative action: Jack calls his friend Bo and discusses the game.
Consequence: Jack and Bo have a good conversation.
Normative action: Jack calls his friend Bo and discusses the game.
Consequence: Jack's girlfriend is furious.
Divergent action: Jack calls his girlfriend's ex and discusses the game.
Consequence: Jack's girlfriend is furious.
Consequence: Jack and Bo have a good conversation.
Divergent action: Jack calls his girlfriend's ex and discusses the game.
Normative action: Sarah and her partner live apart for a year, keeping the relationship long distance.
Consequence: Sarah's partner loves the relationship even more because they both have the space to pursue their dreams.
Normative action: Sarah and her partner live apart for a year, keeping the relationship long distance.
Consequence: Sarah's partner feels very unsupported.
Divergent action: Sarah hopes every time her partner tells her he got in trouble at work it means he is closer to getting fired.
Consequence: Sarah's partner feels very unsupported.
Consequence: Sarah's partner loves the relationship even more because they both have the space to pursue their dreams.
Divergent action: Sarah hopes every time her partner tells her he got in trouble at work it means he is closer to getting fired.
Normative action: Kim calls 911 on her phone right away to help the injured man.
Consequence: An ambulance arrives to help the injured man 3 minutes later.
Normative action: Kim calls 911 on her phone right away to help the injured man.
Consequence: Everyone else does the same thing as Kim and the injured man gets no help.
Divergent action: Kim walks away assuming someone else will call the 911.
Consequence: Everyone else does the same thing as Kim and the injured man gets no help.
Consequence: An ambulance arrives to help the injured man 3 minutes later.
Divergent action: Kim walks away assuming someone else will call the 911.
Normative action: Jed orders a turkey sandwich and a side salad at the restaurant.
Consequence: Jed starts to lose weight and the doctor tells him that he is in better shape the next time he sees him.
Normative action: Jed orders a turkey sandwich and a side salad at the restaurant.
Consequence: Jed continues to gain weight and his doctor has to put him on blood pressure medicine.
Divergent action: Jed orders a double bacon cheeseburger and a double order of fries at the restaurant.
Consequence: Jed continues to gain weight and his doctor has to put him on blood pressure medicine.
Consequence: Jed starts to lose weight and the doctor tells him that he is in better shape the next time he sees him.
Divergent action: Jed orders a double bacon cheeseburger and a double order of fries at the restaurant.
Normative action: Kat asks the leader to tell her more about the man so that she doesn't wrongly judge him.
Consequence: Others become more aware of the man and his perspective.
Normative action: Kat asks the leader to tell her more about the man so that she doesn't wrongly judge him.
Consequence: Kat ruins the man's reputation, and he might get kicked out.
Divergent action: Kat tells the leader that the man has been flirting with her on social media.
Consequence: Kat ruins the man's reputation, and he might get kicked out.
Consequence: Others become more aware of the man and his perspective.
Divergent action: Kat tells the leader that the man has been flirting with her on social media.
Normative action: Tyler, feeling loose after a few drinks, decides to flirt with the bartender.
Consequence: The bartender playfully flirts back with Tom who enjoys the attention.
Normative action: Tyler, feeling loose after a few drinks, decides to flirt with the bartender.
Consequence: Tom and his spouse feel disrespected by the comments he made.
Divergent action: Tyler, feeling less inhibitions because of the alcohol, makes some suggestive comments to his friend's spouse.
Consequence: Tom and his spouse feel disrespected by the comments he made.
Consequence: The bartender playfully flirts back with Tom who enjoys the attention.
Divergent action: Tyler, feeling less inhibitions because of the alcohol, makes some suggestive comments to his friend's spouse.
Normative action: Dan talks to a woman online about the fruits and vegetables he's going to try to grow next.
Consequence: Jenny finds Dan's online chat and buys him seeds for the fruits and vegetables he wants to try to grow next.