CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Jill drives Sarah home and Sarah is grateful for the help.
Divergent action: Jill tells Sarah not to call her so late at night and hangs up.
Normative action: When the president opens dialogue with the protesters Mary agrees to sit and talk to him.
Consequence: Mary is able to get the president to agree to meaningful changes.
Normative action: When the president opens dialogue with the protesters Mary agrees to sit and talk to him.
Consequence: Mary fails to influence the president to their cause.
Divergent action: When the president attempts to address the protesters Mary encourages the students to sing loudly to disrupt him.
Consequence: Mary fails to influence the president to their cause.
Consequence: Mary is able to get the president to agree to meaningful changes.
Divergent action: When the president attempts to address the protesters Mary encourages the students to sing loudly to disrupt him.
Normative action: Jeremy texts his friend all of his negative feelings about Maurice.
Consequence: His friend helps him come to a new understanding about certain aspects of Maurice's personality.
Normative action: Jeremy texts his friend all of his negative feelings about Maurice.
Consequence: Jeremy gets written up for saying raciest things about his coworker.
Divergent action: Jeremy responds with statements based on Maurice's race.
Consequence: Jeremy gets written up for saying raciest things about his coworker.
Consequence: His friend helps him come to a new understanding about certain aspects of Maurice's personality.
Divergent action: Jeremy responds with statements based on Maurice's race.
Normative action: Jill goes to a dedicated racing circuit to test-drive her car.
Consequence: Jill has a great time.
Normative action: Jill goes to a dedicated racing circuit to test-drive her car.
Consequence: Jill is caught by the cops and loses her driver's license.
Divergent action: While on the highway, Jill pushes her car to its top speed, way past the speed limit of the area.
Consequence: Jill is caught by the cops and loses her driver's license.
Consequence: Jill has a great time.
Divergent action: While on the highway, Jill pushes her car to its top speed, way past the speed limit of the area.
Normative action: Dave points out to the man that he notices his accent and asks him what part of the world he comes from.
Consequence: The waiter is happy to share a little bit about his culture and his home country with John.
Normative action: Dave points out to the man that he notices his accent and asks him what part of the world he comes from.
Consequence: The waiter is angry that John is so rude and xenophobic and is embarrassed that a customer is criticizing him.
Divergent action: John tells the waiter that he's hard to understand tells him he should learn to speak better English.
Consequence: The waiter is angry that John is so rude and xenophobic and is embarrassed that a customer is criticizing him.
Consequence: The waiter is happy to share a little bit about his culture and his home country with John.
Divergent action: John tells the waiter that he's hard to understand tells him he should learn to speak better English.
Normative action: Dave tells his mom that he'll cancel the fishing trip since family is more important to him, and he'll be there.
Consequence: Dave's mom is delighted to hear that her son will be attending and that her plans are coming together.
Normative action: Dave tells his mom that he'll cancel the fishing trip since family is more important to him, and he'll be there.
Consequence: Dave's mom is sad that her son won't prioritize her family and is stressed her gathering won't go as planned.
Divergent action: Dave tells his mom that since the fishing trip was planned first, it has priority, and he won't be able to attend.
Consequence: Dave's mom is sad that her son won't prioritize her family and is stressed her gathering won't go as planned.
Consequence: Dave's mom is delighted to hear that her son will be attending and that her plans are coming together.
Divergent action: Dave tells his mom that since the fishing trip was planned first, it has priority, and he won't be able to attend.
Normative action: Suzy agrees to play something else that they both like.
Consequence: Suzy and Lilly play for hours and have a great time.
Normative action: Suzy agrees to play something else that they both like.
Consequence: Lilly doesn't go to Suzy's house to play anymore, and they drift apart.
Divergent action: Suzy persuades Lilly to play baseball without considering what Lilly might want to play.
Consequence: Lilly doesn't go to Suzy's house to play anymore, and they drift apart.
Consequence: Suzy and Lilly play for hours and have a great time.
Divergent action: Suzy persuades Lilly to play baseball without considering what Lilly might want to play.
Normative action: Jim looks for applicants that have been with their last job for multiple years.
Consequence: Jim's new secretary gets a new job without having to be exploited for it.
Normative action: Jim looks for applicants that have been with their last job for multiple years.
Consequence: Jim's new secretary feels pressured have a relationship in order to get a job.
Divergent action: Jim promises his applicants that they'll get the job if they're willing to have a relationship with him.
Consequence: Jim's new secretary feels pressured have a relationship in order to get a job.
Consequence: Jim's new secretary gets a new job without having to be exploited for it.
Divergent action: Jim promises his applicants that they'll get the job if they're willing to have a relationship with him.
Normative action: John talks to his manager about his stress and his manager reduces John's workload.
Consequence: Jill feels that John is less emotionally stressed and cares for him more.
Normative action: John talks to his manager about his stress and his manager reduces John's workload.
Consequence: Jill gets hurt and leaves the house immediately.
Divergent action: John becomes abusive and pushes a chair towards Jill.
Consequence: Jill gets hurt and leaves the house immediately.
Consequence: Jill feels that John is less emotionally stressed and cares for him more.
Divergent action: John becomes abusive and pushes a chair towards Jill.
Normative action: John knows that the streets are unsafer at night, so he makes sure to only cross them at well lit crosswalks during his walk home.
Consequence: john gets home safely and is able to finally crawl into bed for a good night's sleep.
Normative action: John knows that the streets are unsafer at night, so he makes sure to only cross them at well lit crosswalks during his walk home.
Consequence: A police officer on foot patrol sees John and gives him a lengthy verbal warning about jaywalking which delays John's trip home.
Divergent action: John sees there is no traffic on the street he needs to cross, so he jaywalks across the middle of the street.
Consequence: A police officer on foot patrol sees John and gives him a lengthy verbal warning about jaywalking which delays John's trip home.
Consequence: john gets home safely and is able to finally crawl into bed for a good night's sleep.
Divergent action: John sees there is no traffic on the street he needs to cross, so he jaywalks across the middle of the street.
Normative action: Ash gets the VIN number off a car he likes and runs it through a car history website.
Consequence: Ash finds a good one-owner used car that has been well maintained over it's lifetime.
Normative action: Ash gets the VIN number off a car he likes and runs it through a car history website.
Consequence: After taking the used car home, Ash has a lot of trouble with it because it turns out to be a flood car.
Divergent action: Ash gives in to the hard push of a salesperson and buys a car that is supposed to be a real jewel according to the sales pitch.
Consequence: After taking the used car home, Ash has a lot of trouble with it because it turns out to be a flood car.
Consequence: Ash finds a good one-owner used car that has been well maintained over it's lifetime.
Divergent action: Ash gives in to the hard push of a salesperson and buys a car that is supposed to be a real jewel according to the sales pitch.
Normative action: John rolls three strikes in a row for a turkey in the 10th frame of the game.
Consequence: The strikes are enough for his score to be the best among the competitors, and he wins the game.
Normative action: John rolls three strikes in a row for a turkey in the 10th frame of the game.
Consequence: John misses out on getting a third roll in the frame and his score is too low to win.
Divergent action: John is in the tenth frame of the game and rolls two gutterballs in a row.
Consequence: John misses out on getting a third roll in the frame and his score is too low to win.
Consequence: The strikes are enough for his score to be the best among the competitors, and he wins the game.
Divergent action: John is in the tenth frame of the game and rolls two gutterballs in a row.
Normative action: Maggie adds her friends and old contacts from her college days.
Consequence: Maggie is able to keep up with her friends daily activities.
Normative action: Maggie adds her friends and old contacts from her college days.
Consequence: Maggie wastes her day filling out a profile she'll never use.
Divergent action: Maggie fills out her profile and uploads pictures before logging out for months.
Consequence: Maggie wastes her day filling out a profile she'll never use.
Consequence: Maggie is able to keep up with her friends daily activities.
Divergent action: Maggie fills out her profile and uploads pictures before logging out for months.
Normative action: Jenna lets her boyfriend go comfort his friend while she takes a nap.
Consequence: When Jenna's boyfriend gets home later, they watch Netflix as originally planned.
Normative action: Jenna lets her boyfriend go comfort his friend while she takes a nap.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend stays with her and later finds out his lonely best friend got drunk and crashed his car into a tree.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her boyfriend that if he goes to talk to his friend then he's abandoning her.
Consequence: Jenna's boyfriend stays with her and later finds out his lonely best friend got drunk and crashed his car into a tree.
Consequence: When Jenna's boyfriend gets home later, they watch Netflix as originally planned.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her boyfriend that if he goes to talk to his friend then he's abandoning her.
Normative action: Tom quickly mows the lawn as promised before heading out to the bar to meet his friends.
Consequence: Susan sees that the yard looks great and is pleased with the job Tom has done.
Normative action: Tom quickly mows the lawn as promised before heading out to the bar to meet his friends.
Consequence: Susan is upset and disappointed that Tom broke his promise.
Divergent action: Tom forgoes mowing the lawn in order to go out to the bar with his friends.
Consequence: Susan is upset and disappointed that Tom broke his promise.
Consequence: Susan sees that the yard looks great and is pleased with the job Tom has done.
Divergent action: Tom forgoes mowing the lawn in order to go out to the bar with his friends.
Normative action: Chastity goes against Biff's wishes and carries the pregnancy to term.
Consequence: Chastity loves her new born baby and motherhood provides her a happy and fulfilling life.
Normative action: Chastity goes against Biff's wishes and carries the pregnancy to term.
Consequence: Chastity later regrets her decision and wishes she had had the child.
Divergent action: Chastity agrees with Biff and goes to a clinic to have an abortion.
Consequence: Chastity later regrets her decision and wishes she had had the child.
Consequence: Chastity loves her new born baby and motherhood provides her a happy and fulfilling life.
Divergent action: Chastity agrees with Biff and goes to a clinic to have an abortion.
Normative action: Amanda compliments Brent, and she offers to introduce him to some other women his age.
Consequence: Amanda receives a platonic hug from Brent later for setting him up with his new girlfriend.
Normative action: Amanda compliments Brent, and she offers to introduce him to some other women his age.
Consequence: Amanda's best friend discovers them, and she reports Amanda to the police.
Divergent action: Amanda goes along with Brent's flirtations which leads to them making love in the bedroom.
Consequence: Amanda's best friend discovers them, and she reports Amanda to the police.
Consequence: Amanda receives a platonic hug from Brent later for setting him up with his new girlfriend.
Divergent action: Amanda goes along with Brent's flirtations which leads to them making love in the bedroom.
Normative action: Lester focuses on his very non-sexy work and puts the fantasy out of his mind.
Consequence: The erection goes away on its own, and Lester's day goes on as normal.
Normative action: Lester focuses on his very non-sexy work and puts the fantasy out of his mind.
Consequence: Lester's coworkers catch him, and he is immediately fired and has to leave embarrassed while everyone stares at him.
Divergent action: Lester gives into his thoughts and starts masturbating at his desk.
Consequence: Lester's coworkers catch him, and he is immediately fired and has to leave embarrassed while everyone stares at him.
Consequence: The erection goes away on its own, and Lester's day goes on as normal.
Divergent action: Lester gives into his thoughts and starts masturbating at his desk.
Normative action: Norbert tells the teacher that he knows that Dirk did it because he saw him.
Consequence: The teacher is delighted and relieved to know who did the deed, so she can have them dealt with.
Normative action: Norbert tells the teacher that he knows that Dirk did it because he saw him.
Consequence: The teacher is stressed out because she can't figure out who did the bad deed.
Divergent action: Norbert tells the teacher that he didn't see anything and has no idea what happened.
Consequence: The teacher is stressed out because she can't figure out who did the bad deed.
Consequence: The teacher is delighted and relieved to know who did the deed, so she can have them dealt with.
Divergent action: Norbert tells the teacher that he didn't see anything and has no idea what happened.
Normative action: Jim insists that they follow the established rules even though it may take a little more time and money.
Consequence: Jim gets a good payoff in the end when the house is found to be code-compliant, and he sells it for a profit.
Normative action: Jim insists that they follow the established rules even though it may take a little more time and money.
Consequence: Jim later loses a lot of time and money when the house is found to be in violation of the code and has to be redone.
Divergent action: Jim agrees that they should take the rule-breaking measure in order to cut down on their costs.
Consequence: Jim later loses a lot of time and money when the house is found to be in violation of the code and has to be redone.
Consequence: Jim gets a good payoff in the end when the house is found to be code-compliant, and he sells it for a profit.
Divergent action: Jim agrees that they should take the rule-breaking measure in order to cut down on their costs.
Normative action: John speaks to the coach about his problems with the team captain to ask the coach to intervene.
Consequence: The team captain is addressed by the coach and starts working on improving his behavior and the team.
Normative action: John speaks to the coach about his problems with the team captain to ask the coach to intervene.
Consequence: The team captain grows very upset and does a bad job managing the team.
Divergent action: John starts making fun of the team captain and getting other teammates to do the same.
Consequence: The team captain grows very upset and does a bad job managing the team.
Consequence: The team captain is addressed by the coach and starts working on improving his behavior and the team.
Divergent action: John starts making fun of the team captain and getting other teammates to do the same.
Normative action: Stella listens to Carmen vent about the argument and asks if there's anything she can do to help.
Consequence: Carmen feels supported by her friend.
Normative action: Stella listens to Carmen vent about the argument and asks if there's anything she can do to help.
Consequence: Carmen's boyfriend thinks Carmen asked Stella to intervene, and breaks up with her.
Divergent action: Stella contacts Carmen's boyfriend and tells him he should apologize.
Consequence: Carmen's boyfriend thinks Carmen asked Stella to intervene, and breaks up with her.
Consequence: Carmen feels supported by her friend.
Divergent action: Stella contacts Carmen's boyfriend and tells him he should apologize.
Normative action: John congratulates his friend for the win and celebrates with him.
Consequence: John and his friend become even better friends to each other over the memory of the win.
Normative action: John congratulates his friend for the win and celebrates with him.
Consequence: John's friend thinks John is jealous and becomes less of a friend to him.
Divergent action: John acts dismissively towards his friend's chess tournament win.
Consequence: John's friend thinks John is jealous and becomes less of a friend to him.
Consequence: John and his friend become even better friends to each other over the memory of the win.
Divergent action: John acts dismissively towards his friend's chess tournament win.
Normative action: Jane decides a day of the week to grocery shop and cook prepared meals at home.
Consequence: Jane is able to watch what she eats and make sure she is making healthy diet choices.
Normative action: Jane decides a day of the week to grocery shop and cook prepared meals at home.
Consequence: Jane loses her health to obesity, loses financial freedom to expenses outside of food, and wastes resources for others.
Divergent action: Jane finds that it is easier for her to constantly eat out and buy fast food whenever she feels a little bit hungry.
Consequence: Jane loses her health to obesity, loses financial freedom to expenses outside of food, and wastes resources for others.
Consequence: Jane is able to watch what she eats and make sure she is making healthy diet choices.
Divergent action: Jane finds that it is easier for her to constantly eat out and buy fast food whenever she feels a little bit hungry.
Normative action: Sherry borrows her mother's car to take her friend to the store.
Consequence: Sherry's friend is grateful for the ride and buys Sherry lunch.
Normative action: Sherry borrows her mother's car to take her friend to the store.
Consequence: Sherry’s friend is a bit disappointed that Sherry didn’t offer to drive her in her mother’s car.
Divergent action: Sherry gives her friend well-meaning advice on which bus she could take to get to the grocery store.
Consequence: Sherry’s friend is a bit disappointed that Sherry didn’t offer to drive her in her mother’s car.
Consequence: Sherry's friend is grateful for the ride and buys Sherry lunch.
Divergent action: Sherry gives her friend well-meaning advice on which bus she could take to get to the grocery store.
Normative action: Timmy invites his cousin to come camping with him and his friends.
Consequence: Timmy's friends enjoy their time with him and his cousin and have a great time on their camping trip.
Normative action: Timmy invites his cousin to come camping with him and his friends.
Consequence: Timmy's friends are very disappointed.
Divergent action: Timmy cancels his plans with his friends.
Consequence: Timmy's friends are very disappointed.
Consequence: Timmy's friends enjoy their time with him and his cousin and have a great time on their camping trip.
Divergent action: Timmy cancels his plans with his friends.
Normative action: Jenna takes a second job bartending on the weekends and learns to make lots of cool cocktails.
Consequence: Jenna becomes extremely popular at parties because she can make such tasty drinks.
Normative action: Jenna takes a second job bartending on the weekends and learns to make lots of cool cocktails.
Consequence: Jenna's friends slowly start spending less time with her to get away from the sales pitches.
Divergent action: Jenna joins a multilevel marketing scheme and starts pushing acai berry juice on all her friends.
Consequence: Jenna's friends slowly start spending less time with her to get away from the sales pitches.
Consequence: Jenna becomes extremely popular at parties because she can make such tasty drinks.
Divergent action: Jenna joins a multilevel marketing scheme and starts pushing acai berry juice on all her friends.
Normative action: Paula thanks her neighbor for his help and asks if they notice anything else still on the ground.
Consequence: Paula's neighbor is happy that Paula thanked him and the two become friends.
Normative action: Paula thanks her neighbor for his help and asks if they notice anything else still on the ground.
Consequence: Paula's neighbor is disappointed and decides he won't help Paula again.
Divergent action: Paula ignores her neighbor's help and doesn't say a word to them, instead focusing only on her groceries.
Consequence: Paula's neighbor is disappointed and decides he won't help Paula again.
Consequence: Paula's neighbor is happy that Paula thanked him and the two become friends.
Divergent action: Paula ignores her neighbor's help and doesn't say a word to them, instead focusing only on her groceries.
Normative action: Eleanor asks her daughter what activity she wants to do and signs her up for that.
Consequence: Eleanor's daughter is able to do something that makes her happy.
Normative action: Eleanor asks her daughter what activity she wants to do and signs her up for that.
Consequence: Eleanor's daughter is upset with Eleanor and does not participate fully during the classes.
Divergent action: Eleanor signs her daughter up for dance classes even though her daughter dislikes dance.
Consequence: Eleanor's daughter is upset with Eleanor and does not participate fully during the classes.
Consequence: Eleanor's daughter is able to do something that makes her happy.
Divergent action: Eleanor signs her daughter up for dance classes even though her daughter dislikes dance.
Normative action: Stacy gives Sally a standing ovation at the end of her recital.
Consequence: Sally feels very accomplished and practices her flute playing even more.
Normative action: Stacy gives Sally a standing ovation at the end of her recital.
Consequence: Sally thinks she didn't do so well and begins to lose interest in the flute.
Divergent action: Stacy thinks Sally played well, but didn't clap for her at the end of the performance.
Consequence: Sally thinks she didn't do so well and begins to lose interest in the flute.
Consequence: Sally feels very accomplished and practices her flute playing even more.
Divergent action: Stacy thinks Sally played well, but didn't clap for her at the end of the performance.
Normative action: Ben puts his and Carol's plates on the table, so they can eat.
Consequence: Ben and Carol had a nice and peaceful dinner together.
Normative action: Ben puts his and Carol's plates on the table, so they can eat.
Consequence: Carol leaves and doesn't go back to Ben's house for dinner again.
Divergent action: Ben eats his dinner without offering anything for Carol to eat.
Consequence: Carol leaves and doesn't go back to Ben's house for dinner again.
Consequence: Ben and Carol had a nice and peaceful dinner together.
Divergent action: Ben eats his dinner without offering anything for Carol to eat.
Normative action: Josh is careful about what he posts online to paint his family members in a good light.
Consequence: Josh's family members follow and boost his new social media profile, and they all make some new friends.
Normative action: Josh is careful about what he posts online to paint his family members in a good light.
Consequence: Josh and his family members get harassed online with cruel comments and death threats.
Divergent action: Josh posts a lot of really mean and untrue things about his family being assholes and Nazis.
Consequence: Josh and his family members get harassed online with cruel comments and death threats.