CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Ryan tells Nina that it looks nice, but suggests some small changes that she might be interested in trying to make it look even better.
Consequence: Nina is upset and feels greatly self-conscious about the new haircut.
Divergent action: Ryan asks Nina if she's looked in a mirror lately, ssaying the haircut is not very good.
Consequence: Nina is upset and feels greatly self-conscious about the new haircut.
Consequence: Nina thinks Ryan's advice over and decides to try it out, and is happy with the results.
Divergent action: Ryan asks Nina if she's looked in a mirror lately, ssaying the haircut is not very good.
Normative action: Naru helps her friend move into her apartment while listening to upbeat music.
Consequence: Naru's friend becomes less stressed after spending time with Naru.
Normative action: Naru helps her friend move into her apartment while listening to upbeat music.
Consequence: Naru's friend is unable to move into her apartment in one day.
Divergent action: Naru spends the afternoon buying clothes at various stores.
Consequence: Naru's friend is unable to move into her apartment in one day.
Consequence: Naru's friend becomes less stressed after spending time with Naru.
Divergent action: Naru spends the afternoon buying clothes at various stores.
Normative action: Karen tells her parents about her date and gives them his phone number.
Consequence: Karen's parents are glad that she was willing to tell them where she's going.
Normative action: Karen tells her parents about her date and gives them his phone number.
Consequence: Karen's parents find out that she's gone and start to worry.
Divergent action: Karen sneaks out of her house and doesn't tell her parents what she's doing.
Consequence: Karen's parents find out that she's gone and start to worry.
Consequence: Karen's parents are glad that she was willing to tell them where she's going.
Divergent action: Karen sneaks out of her house and doesn't tell her parents what she's doing.
Normative action: Judy decides they should hold an extravagant wedding at the local church with a huge family guest list.
Consequence: Judy and Jarvis's families are overjoyed at the marraige announcement and offer to help pay for the ceremony.
Normative action: Judy decides they should hold an extravagant wedding at the local church with a huge family guest list.
Consequence: Judy and Jarvis's families are upset at being excluded from such an important occasion.
Divergent action: Judy pushes for them to elope and get married privately.
Consequence: Judy and Jarvis's families are upset at being excluded from such an important occasion.
Consequence: Judy and Jarvis's families are overjoyed at the marraige announcement and offer to help pay for the ceremony.
Divergent action: Judy pushes for them to elope and get married privately.
Normative action: Tanya waits for Rachel to respond before texting or calling her again.
Consequence: Rachel feels like Tanya is being better at respecting Rachel's personal space.
Normative action: Tanya waits for Rachel to respond before texting or calling her again.
Consequence: Rachel is annoyed at how needy Tanya is being, and has second thoughts about the relationship.
Divergent action: Tanya keeps calling Rachel's phone and leaving messages asking why Rachel won't answer.
Consequence: Rachel is annoyed at how needy Tanya is being, and has second thoughts about the relationship.
Consequence: Rachel feels like Tanya is being better at respecting Rachel's personal space.
Divergent action: Tanya keeps calling Rachel's phone and leaving messages asking why Rachel won't answer.
Normative action: Paul finishes his dinner quickly and rushes over to the polling station to vote just in time before it closes.
Consequence: Paul successfully casts his vote and is proud to fulfill his civic duty.
Normative action: Paul finishes his dinner quickly and rushes over to the polling station to vote just in time before it closes.
Consequence: Paul's plan is foiled easily as Jim is turned away at the polling station and Paul's vote is never counted.
Divergent action: Paul asks his friend Jim to impersonate him at the polling station to cast his vote for him.
Consequence: Paul's plan is foiled easily as Jim is turned away at the polling station and Paul's vote is never counted.
Consequence: Paul successfully casts his vote and is proud to fulfill his civic duty.
Divergent action: Paul asks his friend Jim to impersonate him at the polling station to cast his vote for him.
Normative action: Stan joins the Navy, so he can contribute to the security of his beloved country.
Consequence: Stan's actions in the navy help make the country safer and stronger.
Normative action: Stan joins the Navy, so he can contribute to the security of his beloved country.
Consequence: When the country is in a crisis, the flag pole does absolutely nothing to help it.
Divergent action: Stan puts up a giant flag pole in his front yard and hangs a very large national flag from it to inspire national pride.
Consequence: When the country is in a crisis, the flag pole does absolutely nothing to help it.
Consequence: Stan's actions in the navy help make the country safer and stronger.
Divergent action: Stan puts up a giant flag pole in his front yard and hangs a very large national flag from it to inspire national pride.
Normative action: Nathan says he's sorry and asks Pablo if he's okay.
Consequence: Pablo says he's fine and Nathan helps him up off the ground.
Normative action: Nathan says he's sorry and asks Pablo if he's okay.
Consequence: Pablo gets pissed at Nathan and tackles him to the ground.
Divergent action: Nathan tells Pablo that he should have watched where he was going.
Consequence: Pablo gets pissed at Nathan and tackles him to the ground.
Consequence: Pablo says he's fine and Nathan helps him up off the ground.
Divergent action: Nathan tells Pablo that he should have watched where he was going.
Normative action: Aaron tells Steve that he doesn't want to fight over her and suggests another lady that they both know.
Consequence: Aaron and Steve don't have conflicting interests in the same girl and both end up happy.
Normative action: Aaron tells Steve that he doesn't want to fight over her and suggests another lady that they both know.
Consequence: Aaron feels very jealous towards Steve, dividing them and ending their friendship.
Divergent action: Aaron allows Steve to ask out the girl, who accepts Steve's request.
Consequence: Aaron feels very jealous towards Steve, dividing them and ending their friendship.
Consequence: Aaron and Steve don't have conflicting interests in the same girl and both end up happy.
Divergent action: Aaron allows Steve to ask out the girl, who accepts Steve's request.
Normative action: Tucker leaves for the airport a couple of hours early and drives normally.
Consequence: Tucker gets to the airport and boards his flight on time.
Normative action: Tucker leaves for the airport a couple of hours early and drives normally.
Consequence: Tucker is pulled over by a police car and given a ticket.
Divergent action: Tucker speeds through the streets and runs traffic lights to get to the airport.
Consequence: Tucker is pulled over by a police car and given a ticket.
Consequence: Tucker gets to the airport and boards his flight on time.
Divergent action: Tucker speeds through the streets and runs traffic lights to get to the airport.
Normative action: Marco leaves right away to go to his friends place to get some rest for the night.
Consequence: Mike gets to enjoy a romantic evening with his girlfriend alone.
Normative action: Marco leaves right away to go to his friends place to get some rest for the night.
Consequence: Mike is angry because Marco didn't so what he said and now his night is ruined.
Divergent action: Marco tells Mike that he will crash at a friends house for the night, but falls asleep at the dorm.
Consequence: Mike is angry because Marco didn't so what he said and now his night is ruined.
Consequence: Mike gets to enjoy a romantic evening with his girlfriend alone.
Divergent action: Marco tells Mike that he will crash at a friends house for the night, but falls asleep at the dorm.
Normative action: Julia makes her way to her car quickly and quietly and once inside lets her emotions out.
Consequence: Julia is able to celebrate and kick and scream in joy without insulting those who missed out.
Normative action: Julia makes her way to her car quickly and quietly and once inside lets her emotions out.
Consequence: Julia is targeted by the crowd with name calling and physical object being thrown at her which cause her fear.
Divergent action: Julia waves the ticket in front of people that were still waiting in line with giddiness and lets them know it was the last one.
Consequence: Julia is targeted by the crowd with name calling and physical object being thrown at her which cause her fear.
Consequence: Julia is able to celebrate and kick and scream in joy without insulting those who missed out.
Divergent action: Julia waves the ticket in front of people that were still waiting in line with giddiness and lets them know it was the last one.
Normative action: Roger has a single beer with his friends while they watch a ball game.
Consequence: Roger can function well enough after his drink to be able to walk home.
Normative action: Roger has a single beer with his friends while they watch a ball game.
Consequence: Roger gets so drunk that he has to be carried out of the bar after getting into a fight.
Divergent action: Roger has a few beers and several shots of whiskey with his friends.
Consequence: Roger gets so drunk that he has to be carried out of the bar after getting into a fight.
Consequence: Roger can function well enough after his drink to be able to walk home.
Divergent action: Roger has a few beers and several shots of whiskey with his friends.
Normative action: Arnie decides to take his whole family out to see a movie they all like to watch together.
Consequence: Arnie's family has a blast with the film and likes spending time with each other.
Normative action: Arnie decides to take his whole family out to see a movie they all like to watch together.
Consequence: Arnie's family feels neglected since Arnie doesn't spend time with them.
Divergent action: Arnie decides to watch TV and read some books before going to bed.
Consequence: Arnie's family feels neglected since Arnie doesn't spend time with them.
Consequence: Arnie's family has a blast with the film and likes spending time with each other.
Divergent action: Arnie decides to watch TV and read some books before going to bed.
Normative action: Mae points out something in the nearby interesting in the nearby store/.
Consequence: Mae's friend walks into the store, and they end up buying something they need for work.
Normative action: Mae points out something in the nearby interesting in the nearby store/.
Consequence: Mae's friend feels humiliated and exposed in front of a crowd.
Divergent action: Mae asks her best friend about her sex life.
Consequence: Mae's friend feels humiliated and exposed in front of a crowd.
Consequence: Mae's friend walks into the store, and they end up buying something they need for work.
Divergent action: Mae asks her best friend about her sex life.
Normative action: Gaby orders a couple larger pizzas, so she can leave some for her family.
Consequence: Gaby's family is happy to have pizza and not have to make dinner.
Normative action: Gaby orders a couple larger pizzas, so she can leave some for her family.
Consequence: Gaby's family notices she got pizza and are disappointed there's not enough to go around.
Divergent action: Gaby orders only enough pizza for her to finish off by herself.
Consequence: Gaby's family notices she got pizza and are disappointed there's not enough to go around.
Consequence: Gaby's family is happy to have pizza and not have to make dinner.
Divergent action: Gaby orders only enough pizza for her to finish off by herself.
Normative action: Jill decides to punch a punching bag and pound a pillow and hit other things that won't break.
Consequence: Jill eventually calms down and is glad she hasn't caused any lasting damage.
Normative action: Jill decides to punch a punching bag and pound a pillow and hit other things that won't break.
Consequence: Jill's smashing's cost her so much money that when she's done she's even madder at herself.
Divergent action: Jill starts grabbing nearby things and smashing them on the floor.
Consequence: Jill's smashing's cost her so much money that when she's done she's even madder at herself.
Consequence: Jill eventually calms down and is glad she hasn't caused any lasting damage.
Divergent action: Jill starts grabbing nearby things and smashing them on the floor.
Normative action: Melody tells Daisy that she doesn't think that the outfit suits her body shape that well while pointing out Daisy's most beautiful features, suggesting she emphasize those.
Consequence: Daisy thanks Melody for her honesty and uses her advice to improve her appearance.
Normative action: Melody tells Daisy that she doesn't think that the outfit suits her body shape that well while pointing out Daisy's most beautiful features, suggesting she emphasize those.
Consequence: Daisy gains a boost of self-esteem and feels a lot better about her choice in clothing.
Divergent action: Melody tells Daisy that she looks great in the new outfit and that she should wear it with confidence.
Consequence: Daisy gains a boost of self-esteem and feels a lot better about her choice in clothing.
Consequence: Daisy thanks Melody for her honesty and uses her advice to improve her appearance.
Divergent action: Melody tells Daisy that she looks great in the new outfit and that she should wear it with confidence.
Normative action: Tina gets her family to go near the coral without touching it and pose in creative ways.
Consequence: The family is able to get some nice pictures that they can take home, and the coral remains undamaged.
Normative action: Tina gets her family to go near the coral without touching it and pose in creative ways.
Consequence: One of Tina's kids stumbles and breaks a large section of the coral, and the fish living there have to relocate.
Divergent action: Tina gets her kids and husband to go sit on the coral, so she can take a picture.
Consequence: One of Tina's kids stumbles and breaks a large section of the coral, and the fish living there have to relocate.
Consequence: The family is able to get some nice pictures that they can take home, and the coral remains undamaged.
Divergent action: Tina gets her kids and husband to go sit on the coral, so she can take a picture.
Normative action: Delia tells Dale that she won't date him as she dated Kevin.
Consequence: Kevin will be able to live peacefully without his brother dating his ex.
Normative action: Delia tells Dale that she won't date him as she dated Kevin.
Consequence: Kevin will feel awkward whenever Delia is around with Dale.
Divergent action: Delia tells Dale that she will date him.
Consequence: Kevin will feel awkward whenever Delia is around with Dale.
Consequence: Kevin will be able to live peacefully without his brother dating his ex.
Divergent action: Delia tells Dale that she will date him.
Normative action: Axle goes to his local food bank and asks for help.
Consequence: Axle gets some food and although it's not delicious is able to eat until he finds a new job.
Normative action: Axle goes to his local food bank and asks for help.
Consequence: Axle is arrested, sent to jail and has to pay a large fine.
Divergent action: Axle goes to the grocery store, fills the cart up, and tries to walk out without paying.
Consequence: Axle is arrested, sent to jail and has to pay a large fine.
Consequence: Axle gets some food and although it's not delicious is able to eat until he finds a new job.
Divergent action: Axle goes to the grocery store, fills the cart up, and tries to walk out without paying.
Normative action: Jak decides that his party doesn't need to have alcohol at it.
Consequence: Jak's neighbor is able to have fun at the party without having to be anxious.
Normative action: Jak decides that his party doesn't need to have alcohol at it.
Consequence: Jak's neighbor has to fight the temptation of drinking alcohol.
Divergent action: Jak buys multiple bottles of beer and some hard liquor for the party.
Consequence: Jak's neighbor has to fight the temptation of drinking alcohol.
Consequence: Jak's neighbor is able to have fun at the party without having to be anxious.
Divergent action: Jak buys multiple bottles of beer and some hard liquor for the party.
Normative action: Erin practices yoga and mindfulness in order to deal with her stress.
Consequence: Erin's coworkers notice her improving at work due to the healthy habits and are impressed.
Normative action: Erin practices yoga and mindfulness in order to deal with her stress.
Consequence: Erin develops a dependency on alcohol and her coworkers notice her work performance suffering.
Divergent action: Erin gets into the habit of drinking after work to take the edge off.
Consequence: Erin develops a dependency on alcohol and her coworkers notice her work performance suffering.
Consequence: Erin's coworkers notice her improving at work due to the healthy habits and are impressed.
Divergent action: Erin gets into the habit of drinking after work to take the edge off.
Normative action: Billy brings a board game over to the nursing home to play with his Grandpa.
Consequence: Billy and his Grandpa bond over the game and get closer as a result.
Normative action: Billy brings a board game over to the nursing home to play with his Grandpa.
Consequence: Billy's grandpa feels lonely, that his grandson didn't come visit him.
Divergent action: Billy goes out with his friends to go see a new movie that just came out.
Consequence: Billy's grandpa feels lonely, that his grandson didn't come visit him.
Consequence: Billy and his Grandpa bond over the game and get closer as a result.
Divergent action: Billy goes out with his friends to go see a new movie that just came out.
Normative action: Christine shops around until she finds a dress that is within her budget.
Consequence: Christine doesn't spend too much on the dress and is prepared for her work dinner.
Normative action: Christine shops around until she finds a dress that is within her budget.
Consequence: The security tag on the dress sounds the alarm as Christine tries to leave the store, and she is arrested.
Divergent action: Christine spots a dress she likes that is out of her budget, so she tosses it into her purse when shop employees aren't looking.
Consequence: The security tag on the dress sounds the alarm as Christine tries to leave the store, and she is arrested.
Consequence: Christine doesn't spend too much on the dress and is prepared for her work dinner.
Divergent action: Christine spots a dress she likes that is out of her budget, so she tosses it into her purse when shop employees aren't looking.
Normative action: Sharon says hello to the customer and exchanges a few questions and answers with him.
Consequence: The customer feels welcome at the hotel and continues to the front desk to check in.
Normative action: Sharon says hello to the customer and exchanges a few questions and answers with him.
Consequence: The customer gets uncomfortable and annoyed, then finally leaves the hotel to stay somewhere else.
Divergent action: Sharon engages the customer in conversation and begins to tell her about every detail of the past week.
Consequence: The customer gets uncomfortable and annoyed, then finally leaves the hotel to stay somewhere else.
Consequence: The customer feels welcome at the hotel and continues to the front desk to check in.
Divergent action: Sharon engages the customer in conversation and begins to tell her about every detail of the past week.
Normative action: Allen works the bare minimum and spends as much time as possible with his children.
Consequence: Allen's children have a wonderful relationship with him, grow up well adjusted and pursue their passions in life.
Normative action: Allen works the bare minimum and spends as much time as possible with his children.
Consequence: Allen's children hardly get to see him and grow to resent him and lead unfulfilling lives as they grow older.
Divergent action: Allen works lots of extra hours, so he can save money for his children to go to college.
Consequence: Allen's children hardly get to see him and grow to resent him and lead unfulfilling lives as they grow older.
Consequence: Allen's children have a wonderful relationship with him, grow up well adjusted and pursue their passions in life.
Divergent action: Allen works lots of extra hours, so he can save money for his children to go to college.
Normative action: Jan tells her friend that she likes her purse more than her own.
Consequence: Jan's friend gains confidence in her purchasing decisions and feels that Jan is modest.
Normative action: Jan tells her friend that she likes her purse more than her own.
Consequence: Jan's friend feels insecure and feels that Jan thinks she's better than her.
Divergent action: Jan tells her friend that her purse is so much nicer than Jan's.
Consequence: Jan's friend feels insecure and feels that Jan thinks she's better than her.
Consequence: Jan's friend gains confidence in her purchasing decisions and feels that Jan is modest.
Divergent action: Jan tells her friend that her purse is so much nicer than Jan's.
Normative action: Ed pursues a career as a Bible scholar and makes efforts to learn Greek and Hebrew in the process.
Consequence: Ed is able to help with a prestigious Bible translation project and helps people through it.
Normative action: Ed pursues a career as a Bible scholar and makes efforts to learn Greek and Hebrew in the process.
Consequence: Other scholars don't take Ed seriously because he cannot read the original Bible texts.
Divergent action: Ed takes courses on Bible scholarship and avoids any of the connected languages such as Greek and Hebrew.
Consequence: Other scholars don't take Ed seriously because he cannot read the original Bible texts.
Consequence: Ed is able to help with a prestigious Bible translation project and helps people through it.
Divergent action: Ed takes courses on Bible scholarship and avoids any of the connected languages such as Greek and Hebrew.
Normative action: Parker realizes that his dog wants to play, so he grabs a ball and takes his dog outside, so they can play fetch together.
Consequence: Parker's dog has a great time spending the afternoon with Parker and getting some exercise.
Normative action: Parker realizes that his dog wants to play, so he grabs a ball and takes his dog outside, so they can play fetch together.
Consequence: Parker's dog feels rejected, bored and lonely, and he spends the afternoon just sitting in his bed.
Divergent action: Parker shoos the dog away, dismissing him and telling him to leave him alone, so he can continue watching television.
Consequence: Parker's dog feels rejected, bored and lonely, and he spends the afternoon just sitting in his bed.
Consequence: Parker's dog has a great time spending the afternoon with Parker and getting some exercise.
Divergent action: Parker shoos the dog away, dismissing him and telling him to leave him alone, so he can continue watching television.
Normative action: Anthony gives the homeless man $20 as he walks by him.
Consequence: The homeless man thanks Anthony for giving him the money.
Normative action: Anthony gives the homeless man $20 as he walks by him.
Consequence: The homeless man starts to frown because Anthony ignored him.
Divergent action: Anthony pretends he doesn't see the homeless man and walks by him.
Consequence: The homeless man starts to frown because Anthony ignored him.
Consequence: The homeless man thanks Anthony for giving him the money.
Divergent action: Anthony pretends he doesn't see the homeless man and walks by him.
Normative action: Trent says he can go out even though his work is important.
Consequence: Trent's friends will feel valued by him.
Normative action: Trent says he can go out even though his work is important.
Consequence: Trent's friends will think he doesn't care about them and will not ask him out again.