CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Sam calls into work and stays home with his sick son.
Consequence: When Sam gets back from work, he has to change the sheets on the bed because his son couldn't get out of bed.
Divergent action: Sam goes to work while his son stays home in bed alone.
Consequence: When Sam gets back from work, he has to change the sheets on the bed because his son couldn't get out of bed.
Consequence: Sam is able to help his son into the bathroom when he feels the need to vomit.
Divergent action: Sam goes to work while his son stays home in bed alone.
Normative action: Ted steps in front of the bully and tells him to pick on someone his own size.
Consequence: The bully backs down and Bill is relieved and grateful that his brother stood up for him.
Normative action: Ted steps in front of the bully and tells him to pick on someone his own size.
Consequence: Bill is released by the bully after giving up his money but is sad now as he can't buy himself lunch.
Divergent action: Ted tells his brother Bill to give up his lunch money to the bully.
Consequence: Bill is released by the bully after giving up his money but is sad now as he can't buy himself lunch.
Consequence: The bully backs down and Bill is relieved and grateful that his brother stood up for him.
Divergent action: Ted tells his brother Bill to give up his lunch money to the bully.
Normative action: Sam smiles asks his mother nicely for another piece of cake.
Consequence: Sam's mother gives him a small piece of cake which he enjoys eating.
Normative action: Sam smiles asks his mother nicely for another piece of cake.
Consequence: Sam is put in timeout by his mother for misbehaving and doesn't get any cake.
Divergent action: Sam throws a tantrum, yelling, screaming and stomping his feet until his mom gives him more cake.
Consequence: Sam is put in timeout by his mother for misbehaving and doesn't get any cake.
Consequence: Sam's mother gives him a small piece of cake which he enjoys eating.
Divergent action: Sam throws a tantrum, yelling, screaming and stomping his feet until his mom gives him more cake.
Normative action: Hal accepts the gift and thanks his friend and give him a hug.
Consequence: Hal's friend will think Hal really enjoys receiving the gift.
Normative action: Hal accepts the gift and thanks his friend and give him a hug.
Consequence: Hal's friend will think Hal doesn't care about the gift.
Divergent action: Hal takes the gift without saying anything in return.
Consequence: Hal's friend will think Hal doesn't care about the gift.
Consequence: Hal's friend will think Hal really enjoys receiving the gift.
Divergent action: Hal takes the gift without saying anything in return.
Normative action: Colin plays his video game until it's time to leave and meets up with Sue.
Consequence: Colin and Sue have a nice date and agree to see each other again.
Normative action: Colin plays his video game until it's time to leave and meets up with Sue.
Consequence: Sue is angry and doesn't want to see Colin anymore.
Divergent action: Colin plays his game for hours and forgets the date with Sue.
Consequence: Sue is angry and doesn't want to see Colin anymore.
Consequence: Colin and Sue have a nice date and agree to see each other again.
Divergent action: Colin plays his game for hours and forgets the date with Sue.
Normative action: Kyle asks his friend if they would like to hang out since there are no classes.
Consequence: Kyle enjoys a fun filled afternoon with his friend.
Normative action: Kyle asks his friend if they would like to hang out since there are no classes.
Consequence: Kyle misses out on some free time that could have been spent with friends.
Divergent action: Kyle is upset about the cancellation because he was hoping to do a lot of class work, so he immediately starts studying on his own.
Consequence: Kyle misses out on some free time that could have been spent with friends.
Consequence: Kyle enjoys a fun filled afternoon with his friend.
Divergent action: Kyle is upset about the cancellation because he was hoping to do a lot of class work, so he immediately starts studying on his own.
Normative action: Ed looks at the baby and starts making really goofy faces.
Consequence: The baby starts laughing and attempting to imitate Ed's faces.
Normative action: Ed looks at the baby and starts making really goofy faces.
Consequence: The baby starts crying loudly, attracting the mother and making her angry at Ed.
Divergent action: Ed looks over the stroller and makes a monstrous face at the baby.
Consequence: The baby starts crying loudly, attracting the mother and making her angry at Ed.
Consequence: The baby starts laughing and attempting to imitate Ed's faces.
Divergent action: Ed looks over the stroller and makes a monstrous face at the baby.
Normative action: Frank tells Andy that he's been going through some mental anguish, and he's not feeling great about it.
Consequence: Andy tells Frank that he will try to get him some help and is happy that he shared that with him, so he can help him.
Normative action: Frank tells Andy that he's been going through some mental anguish, and he's not feeling great about it.
Consequence: Andy disbelieves Frank since it's pretty obvious something is wrong and is sad Frank won't tell him what it is.
Divergent action: Frank tells Andy that nothing is wrong, and he simply is concentrating on some thoughts, so he might look weird.
Consequence: Andy disbelieves Frank since it's pretty obvious something is wrong and is sad Frank won't tell him what it is.
Consequence: Andy tells Frank that he will try to get him some help and is happy that he shared that with him, so he can help him.
Divergent action: Frank tells Andy that nothing is wrong, and he simply is concentrating on some thoughts, so he might look weird.
Normative action: Tina gets her son new clothes that are marketed to young boys.
Consequence: Tina's son makes some new friends in school who like his clothes.
Normative action: Tina gets her son new clothes that are marketed to young boys.
Consequence: Tina's son is made fun of in school for the clothes his mom got him.
Divergent action: Tina buys her son a bunch of cute clothes that are clearly meant more for girls.
Consequence: Tina's son is made fun of in school for the clothes his mom got him.
Consequence: Tina's son makes some new friends in school who like his clothes.
Divergent action: Tina buys her son a bunch of cute clothes that are clearly meant more for girls.
Normative action: Jack plans with his other friends to wait until Dale gets back before they jump him and shoot him with the silly string.
Consequence: Dale is surprised but a good sport about the joke, and they have a good time at the party.
Normative action: Jack plans with his other friends to wait until Dale gets back before they jump him and shoot him with the silly string.
Consequence: Jack's friend feels uncomfortable being seen naked and it makes the rest of the party awkward.
Divergent action: Jack runs into the bathroom and sees his friend naked before shooting him with silly string.
Consequence: Jack's friend feels uncomfortable being seen naked and it makes the rest of the party awkward.
Consequence: Dale is surprised but a good sport about the joke, and they have a good time at the party.
Divergent action: Jack runs into the bathroom and sees his friend naked before shooting him with silly string.
Normative action: Jeff accepts the waiters apology and asks for help cleaning off his jacket.
Consequence: The waiter is able to smooth over the incident with Jeff's help.
Normative action: Jeff accepts the waiters apology and asks for help cleaning off his jacket.
Consequence: The waiter loses his job and is unable to support himself.
Divergent action: Jeff is livid and demands that the waiter be fired on the spot.
Consequence: The waiter loses his job and is unable to support himself.
Consequence: The waiter is able to smooth over the incident with Jeff's help.
Divergent action: Jeff is livid and demands that the waiter be fired on the spot.
Normative action: Henry throws the party at a park and only serves soft drinks.
Consequence: David has a great time and the outpouring of support gives him strength for his journey ahead.
Normative action: Henry throws the party at a park and only serves soft drinks.
Consequence: David has some drinks and relapses.
Divergent action: Henry throws the party at a bar with a lot of alcohol.
Consequence: David has some drinks and relapses.
Consequence: David has a great time and the outpouring of support gives him strength for his journey ahead.
Divergent action: Henry throws the party at a bar with a lot of alcohol.
Normative action: Jim is careful to put everything away and clean as he is preparing dinner so that the kitchen stays clean.
Consequence: Jim's wife is pleasantly surprised that Jim managed to make dinner without causing a huge mess in the kitchen.
Normative action: Jim is careful to put everything away and clean as he is preparing dinner so that the kitchen stays clean.
Consequence: When Jim's wife gets home she's very disappointed to find the kitchen in a messy state.
Divergent action: As Jim makes dinner he leaves all sorts of stuff out and doesn't bother to clean anything so that the kitchen is soon very dirty.
Consequence: When Jim's wife gets home she's very disappointed to find the kitchen in a messy state.
Consequence: Jim's wife is pleasantly surprised that Jim managed to make dinner without causing a huge mess in the kitchen.
Divergent action: As Jim makes dinner he leaves all sorts of stuff out and doesn't bother to clean anything so that the kitchen is soon very dirty.
Normative action: Joe explains to the parents of the children that there is an old dry well on Joe's property which might be fallen into.
Consequence: Parents in the neighborhood appreciate Joe and make sure to keep children safe following Joe's advice and no one is injured or upset.
Normative action: Joe explains to the parents of the children that there is an old dry well on Joe's property which might be fallen into.
Consequence: The children are frightened and many parents in the neighborhood are mistrustful of Joe and do not like Joe.
Divergent action: Joe emerges from his house with a pistol aimed at the children and screams at them to go without explaining why.
Consequence: The children are frightened and many parents in the neighborhood are mistrustful of Joe and do not like Joe.
Consequence: Parents in the neighborhood appreciate Joe and make sure to keep children safe following Joe's advice and no one is injured or upset.
Divergent action: Joe emerges from his house with a pistol aimed at the children and screams at them to go without explaining why.
Normative action: Taylor gives an hour long talk on how much he admires firefighters.
Consequence: Taylor's teacher gives him a great grade and some of the students congratulate Taylor on his work.
Normative action: Taylor gives an hour long talk on how much he admires firefighters.
Consequence: Taylor's teacher gets anxious about Taylor's gullibility and Taylor is made fun of by students.
Divergent action: Taylor gives an hour long presentation about his hero 'Santa Claus', and 'why Santa Claus is real'.
Consequence: Taylor's teacher gets anxious about Taylor's gullibility and Taylor is made fun of by students.
Consequence: Taylor's teacher gives him a great grade and some of the students congratulate Taylor on his work.
Divergent action: Taylor gives an hour long presentation about his hero 'Santa Claus', and 'why Santa Claus is real'.
Normative action: Violet asks her mother if she can have a cookie after dinner.
Consequence: Violet's mother gives her a cookie along with her dessert.
Normative action: Violet asks her mother if she can have a cookie after dinner.
Consequence: Violet's mother finds out, and Violet gets no dessert for the next two days in punishment for breaking the rules.
Divergent action: Violet asks her grandmother, who gives her a cookie just before dinner's ready.
Consequence: Violet's mother finds out, and Violet gets no dessert for the next two days in punishment for breaking the rules.
Consequence: Violet's mother gives her a cookie along with her dessert.
Divergent action: Violet asks her grandmother, who gives her a cookie just before dinner's ready.
Normative action: Finn engages in conversation to get to know the acquaintance more.
Consequence: The girl gets to know Finn better at the same time, and they hit it off.
Normative action: Finn engages in conversation to get to know the acquaintance more.
Consequence: The girl finds out that he's been looking through her profile and pulls away.
Divergent action: Finn goes through his acquaintance's social media to find out more about her.
Consequence: The girl finds out that he's been looking through her profile and pulls away.
Consequence: The girl gets to know Finn better at the same time, and they hit it off.
Divergent action: Finn goes through his acquaintance's social media to find out more about her.
Normative action: John gets a shower and changes clothes before meeting his friends.
Consequence: John and his friends have dinner together as planned, without any hiccups.
Normative action: John gets a shower and changes clothes before meeting his friends.
Consequence: John's friends were uncomfortable all evening because they could smell his body odor.
Divergent action: John didn't feel like getting a shower after the gym, so he just went strait to meet with his friends.
Consequence: John's friends were uncomfortable all evening because they could smell his body odor.
Consequence: John and his friends have dinner together as planned, without any hiccups.
Divergent action: John didn't feel like getting a shower after the gym, so he just went strait to meet with his friends.
Normative action: Jason makes a sandwich for himself and one for his friend who's visiting as well.
Consequence: Jason's friend is grateful that Jason was thoughtful enough to make them a sandwich.
Normative action: Jason makes a sandwich for himself and one for his friend who's visiting as well.
Consequence: Jason's friend feels that Jason is very thoughtless for not offering to make them a sandwich too.
Divergent action: Jason makes a sandwich for himself but not for his friend.
Consequence: Jason's friend feels that Jason is very thoughtless for not offering to make them a sandwich too.
Consequence: Jason's friend is grateful that Jason was thoughtful enough to make them a sandwich.
Divergent action: Jason makes a sandwich for himself but not for his friend.
Normative action: Samantha offers to replace Sally's carpet or pay for the patch she ruined.
Consequence: Sally thanks Samantha for offering, but explains that she's was replacing the carpet soon anyways.
Normative action: Samantha offers to replace Sally's carpet or pay for the patch she ruined.
Consequence: Sally feels bad about her choice of carpets and replaces her carpet herself.
Divergent action: Samantha yells at Sally for offering red wine as it poses a significant stain risk.
Consequence: Sally feels bad about her choice of carpets and replaces her carpet herself.
Consequence: Sally thanks Samantha for offering, but explains that she's was replacing the carpet soon anyways.
Divergent action: Samantha yells at Sally for offering red wine as it poses a significant stain risk.
Normative action: Roy goes home for Christmas but arranges a new activity for the family to do.
Consequence: Roy's family starts up a new holiday tradition thanks to his idea.
Normative action: Roy goes home for Christmas but arranges a new activity for the family to do.
Consequence: Roy's family doesn't get the same enjoyment out of Christmas without him.
Divergent action: Roy spends the holiday going on a trip with friends instead.
Consequence: Roy's family doesn't get the same enjoyment out of Christmas without him.
Consequence: Roy's family starts up a new holiday tradition thanks to his idea.
Divergent action: Roy spends the holiday going on a trip with friends instead.
Normative action: Bob highlights all the good parts of the wedding and does not say anything about the less positive parts.
Consequence: Bob enjoys a decent chat with the other attendees and is thanked for his attendance at the wedding.
Normative action: Bob highlights all the good parts of the wedding and does not say anything about the less positive parts.
Consequence: Bob annoys other people attending the wedding and is asked to leave the wedding.
Divergent action: Bob mentions how bad the food is and severely critiques several other aspects of the wedding.
Consequence: Bob annoys other people attending the wedding and is asked to leave the wedding.
Consequence: Bob enjoys a decent chat with the other attendees and is thanked for his attendance at the wedding.
Divergent action: Bob mentions how bad the food is and severely critiques several other aspects of the wedding.
Normative action: Alice goes to her grandmother's birthday party and attends her friends' party afterward.
Consequence: Alice's grandmother is delighted to see her at the party.
Normative action: Alice goes to her grandmother's birthday party and attends her friends' party afterward.
Consequence: Alice's grandmother is sad that she didn't show, and Alice's parents are angry with her.
Divergent action: Alice skips her grandmother's party and goes to her friends' party.
Consequence: Alice's grandmother is sad that she didn't show, and Alice's parents are angry with her.
Consequence: Alice's grandmother is delighted to see her at the party.
Divergent action: Alice skips her grandmother's party and goes to her friends' party.
Normative action: Ted makes himself a cup of coffee in the office break room before returning to his desk.
Consequence: The coffee makes Ted feel alert and energetic and his productivity soars.
Normative action: Ted makes himself a cup of coffee in the office break room before returning to his desk.
Consequence: Ted feels refreshed momentarily but quickly gets tired again and his productivity suffers.
Divergent action: Ted does a few jumping jacks and splashes cold water on his face.
Consequence: Ted feels refreshed momentarily but quickly gets tired again and his productivity suffers.
Consequence: The coffee makes Ted feel alert and energetic and his productivity soars.
Divergent action: Ted does a few jumping jacks and splashes cold water on his face.
Normative action: Camille calls into work, and she asks to work the afternoon shift.
Consequence: Camille has enough time to drop by Starbucks for coffee before clocking in for work.
Normative action: Camille calls into work, and she asks to work the afternoon shift.
Consequence: Camille gets into a car accident.
Divergent action: Camille switches lanes multiple times and cuts people off.
Consequence: Camille gets into a car accident.
Consequence: Camille has enough time to drop by Starbucks for coffee before clocking in for work.
Divergent action: Camille switches lanes multiple times and cuts people off.
Normative action: Jared expresses disappointment to his grandmother but doesn't make her feel bad.
Consequence: Jared's grandmother apologizes and the two have a nice chat.
Normative action: Jared expresses disappointment to his grandmother but doesn't make her feel bad.
Consequence: The grandmother sobs on a couch for hours and Jared feels bad.
Divergent action: Jared hurls expletives and shaming language at her grandmother.
Consequence: The grandmother sobs on a couch for hours and Jared feels bad.
Consequence: Jared's grandmother apologizes and the two have a nice chat.
Divergent action: Jared hurls expletives and shaming language at her grandmother.
Normative action: Despite the poor service Bill still said thank you to Jane.
Consequence: Jane thanked Bill for the politeness but felt she should apologize for being late to Bill's table.
Normative action: Despite the poor service Bill still said thank you to Jane.
Consequence: Jane thought Bill's silence was rude for not saying thank you.
Divergent action: Bill gave no response beliving in "if you can't say something nice...".
Consequence: Jane thought Bill's silence was rude for not saying thank you.
Consequence: Jane thanked Bill for the politeness but felt she should apologize for being late to Bill's table.
Divergent action: Bill gave no response beliving in "if you can't say something nice...".
Normative action: Spencer calls the local authorities to crack down on the trespassers since he is conducting blasts soon.
Consequence: Spencer is able to do his job effectively after the trespasser are thwarted by the local authorities.
Normative action: Spencer calls the local authorities to crack down on the trespassers since he is conducting blasts soon.
Consequence: Spencer is arrested and found guilty for his role in blowing up a trespasser.
Divergent action: Spencer knows there are proper warning signs, so he initiates a mining blast despite knowing a trespasser is in the area.
Consequence: Spencer is arrested and found guilty for his role in blowing up a trespasser.
Consequence: Spencer is able to do his job effectively after the trespasser are thwarted by the local authorities.
Divergent action: Spencer knows there are proper warning signs, so he initiates a mining blast despite knowing a trespasser is in the area.
Normative action: Vernon chuckles and tells Jeannine that she got one over him this time and that he needs to be faster.
Consequence: Jeannine laughs and the two of them exchange a few pleasantries before she leaves.
Normative action: Vernon chuckles and tells Jeannine that she got one over him this time and that he needs to be faster.
Consequence: Jeannine is embarrassed as everyone starts to look at her and angry at Vernon for accusing her of theft.
Divergent action: Vernon throws his bags on the ground and stomps his foot while exclaiming that Jeannine took what is rightfully his.
Consequence: Jeannine is embarrassed as everyone starts to look at her and angry at Vernon for accusing her of theft.
Consequence: Jeannine laughs and the two of them exchange a few pleasantries before she leaves.
Divergent action: Vernon throws his bags on the ground and stomps his foot while exclaiming that Jeannine took what is rightfully his.
Normative action: Larry calls over the waitress and asks her to please switch out his meal for what he originally ordered.
Consequence: The restaurant manager comes over to the table after the meal and apologizes profusely, giving Larry a coupon for his next visit.
Normative action: Larry calls over the waitress and asks her to please switch out his meal for what he originally ordered.
Consequence: The restaurant manager notices Larry's behavior and asks him to leave the restaurant because he's bothering the other patrons.
Divergent action: Larry calls over the waitress and yells at her loudly while demanding she bring him what he ordered.
Consequence: The restaurant manager notices Larry's behavior and asks him to leave the restaurant because he's bothering the other patrons.
Consequence: The restaurant manager comes over to the table after the meal and apologizes profusely, giving Larry a coupon for his next visit.
Divergent action: Larry calls over the waitress and yells at her loudly while demanding she bring him what he ordered.
Normative action: Lana asks her friend to take an Uber over to her place, so she can smoke marijuana instead of driving over.
Consequence: Lana's friend agrees to catch an Uber while Lana smokes.
Normative action: Lana asks her friend to take an Uber over to her place, so she can smoke marijuana instead of driving over.
Consequence: Lana is unable to concentrate on driving and decides to pull over not long after leaving her home for her friends.
Divergent action: Lana uses a bong to smoke while she drives to pick up her friend.
Consequence: Lana is unable to concentrate on driving and decides to pull over not long after leaving her home for her friends.
Consequence: Lana's friend agrees to catch an Uber while Lana smokes.
Divergent action: Lana uses a bong to smoke while she drives to pick up her friend.
Normative action: Tim finishes all his assigned paperwork although he has to stay at work late then he heads to the bar for a bit.
Consequence: Tim's boss is pleased with Tim's performance and gives Tim a promotion.