CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Ted and the girl have a good time and start dating.
Divergent action: Ted asks his sister to go with him to the movies.
Normative action: Jenny decides to look for help online, asking around on various forums until she gets the answers she seeks.
Consequence: Jill gets a full night's sleep and wakes up happy and refreshed.
Normative action: Jenny decides to look for help online, asking around on various forums until she gets the answers she seeks.
Consequence: Jill doesn't sleep well and misses an important class in the morning.
Divergent action: Jenny bugs Jill to help her until Jill finally gets out of bed and works on studying with her.
Consequence: Jill doesn't sleep well and misses an important class in the morning.
Consequence: Jill gets a full night's sleep and wakes up happy and refreshed.
Divergent action: Jenny bugs Jill to help her until Jill finally gets out of bed and works on studying with her.
Normative action: James makes a list of everyone having problems and hires a computer skills instructor to retrain them.
Consequence: The employees learn how to handle the new software and productivity goes way up.
Normative action: James makes a list of everyone having problems and hires a computer skills instructor to retrain them.
Consequence: While the remaining employees can solve all their own computer problems, there's half as many of them, so they get half as much work done.
Divergent action: James fires anyone who says the software is confusing, on the grounds that they must be technically illiterate.
Consequence: While the remaining employees can solve all their own computer problems, there's half as many of them, so they get half as much work done.
Consequence: The employees learn how to handle the new software and productivity goes way up.
Divergent action: James fires anyone who says the software is confusing, on the grounds that they must be technically illiterate.
Normative action: Mary talks about her feelings with her mother.
Consequence: They reach and agreement and both understand each other's feelings.
Normative action: Mary talks about her feelings with her mother.
Consequence: Mary's mother is horribly upset and gets depressed.
Divergent action: Mary tells her mother she wished she was dead.
Consequence: Mary's mother is horribly upset and gets depressed.
Consequence: They reach and agreement and both understand each other's feelings.
Divergent action: Mary tells her mother she wished she was dead.
Normative action: Paul’s friend admits he’s not religious but Paul tells him to come anyways.
Consequence: Everyone enjoys each other’s company and the group all enjoy a nice meal.
Normative action: Paul’s friend admits he’s not religious but Paul tells him to come anyways.
Consequence: Paul and his friend don’t speak for a while because of Paul being judgemental.
Divergent action: A friend of Paul admits he doesn’t celebrate Easter and Paul criticizes him rot his lack of faith.
Consequence: Paul and his friend don’t speak for a while because of Paul being judgemental.
Consequence: Everyone enjoys each other’s company and the group all enjoy a nice meal.
Divergent action: A friend of Paul admits he doesn’t celebrate Easter and Paul criticizes him rot his lack of faith.
Normative action: Ash invites friends over for some pizza together.
Consequence: Ash has a great time with her friends and the pizza is amazing.
Normative action: Ash invites friends over for some pizza together.
Consequence: Ash wishes she had shared the delicious pizza with friends.
Divergent action: Ash orders a pizza for herself and enjoys it at home.
Consequence: Ash wishes she had shared the delicious pizza with friends.
Consequence: Ash has a great time with her friends and the pizza is amazing.
Divergent action: Ash orders a pizza for herself and enjoys it at home.
Normative action: Jon accepts he will get the spam mail and marks them as such.
Consequence: Eventually the email will auto send the spam to the junk folder and Jon won't get spam mail.
Normative action: Jon accepts he will get the spam mail and marks them as such.
Consequence: Jon's wife gets the spam mail and becomes angry at Jon.
Divergent action: Jon gives out his wife's email for new services.
Consequence: Jon's wife gets the spam mail and becomes angry at Jon.
Consequence: Eventually the email will auto send the spam to the junk folder and Jon won't get spam mail.
Divergent action: Jon gives out his wife's email for new services.
Normative action: Sarah greets Amanda and wishes her good luck on her interview.
Consequence: Amanda replies thank you, but also that she's the interviewer, not a candidate.
Normative action: Sarah greets Amanda and wishes her good luck on her interview.
Consequence: Sarah is called into the interview 10 minutes later and Amanda is the person interviewing her.
Divergent action: Sarah ignores Amanda as she enters the room and says nothing.
Consequence: Sarah is called into the interview 10 minutes later and Amanda is the person interviewing her.
Consequence: Amanda replies thank you, but also that she's the interviewer, not a candidate.
Divergent action: Sarah ignores Amanda as she enters the room and says nothing.
Normative action: Joe makes sure he undoes any changes to game settings before closing the game.
Consequence: Jimmy feels respected and tells everyone that Joe can be trusted.
Normative action: Joe makes sure he undoes any changes to game settings before closing the game.
Consequence: When Jimmy tries to play games he discovers the tampering and loses respect for Joe.
Divergent action: Joe opens the settings to several games and changes the difficulties until he finds one that is challenging enough.
Consequence: When Jimmy tries to play games he discovers the tampering and loses respect for Joe.
Consequence: Jimmy feels respected and tells everyone that Joe can be trusted.
Divergent action: Joe opens the settings to several games and changes the difficulties until he finds one that is challenging enough.
Normative action: The rockstar takes a few quick selfies with his fans before getting on the bus.
Consequence: The rockstar is adored by his fans when they see his generous nature even though he's in a rush.
Normative action: The rockstar takes a few quick selfies with his fans before getting on the bus.
Consequence: The rockstar loses some fans because of his rude behavior.
Divergent action: The rockstar rushes by the gathered fans and their outstretched cameras to take a selfie with him.
Consequence: The rockstar loses some fans because of his rude behavior.
Consequence: The rockstar is adored by his fans when they see his generous nature even though he's in a rush.
Divergent action: The rockstar rushes by the gathered fans and their outstretched cameras to take a selfie with him.
Normative action: Nathan asks his co-worker for help, in return for helping them on another project.
Consequence: Nathan's project gets finished with time to spare.
Normative action: Nathan asks his co-worker for help, in return for helping them on another project.
Consequence: Nathan's boss finds out and he gets demoted.
Divergent action: Nathan tricks his co-worker into thinking the work is their responsibility.
Consequence: Nathan's boss finds out and he gets demoted.
Consequence: Nathan's project gets finished with time to spare.
Divergent action: Nathan tricks his co-worker into thinking the work is their responsibility.
Normative action: Jason mutters under his breath.
Consequence: Jason lets off steam without endangering others.
Normative action: Jason mutters under his breath.
Consequence: Both Jason and the driver of the car are angry and act in dangerous ways.
Divergent action: Jason pulls up next to the car and flips it off.
Consequence: Both Jason and the driver of the car are angry and act in dangerous ways.
Consequence: Jason lets off steam without endangering others.
Divergent action: Jason pulls up next to the car and flips it off.
Normative action: Sue gracefully and in a controlled manner sits on the couch.
Consequence: Sue's friend has a better impression of her.
Normative action: Sue gracefully and in a controlled manner sits on the couch.
Consequence: Sue's friend thinks she is a bit of a slob.
Divergent action: Sue plops down onto her friends couch.
Consequence: Sue's friend thinks she is a bit of a slob.
Consequence: Sue's friend has a better impression of her.
Divergent action: Sue plops down onto her friends couch.
Normative action: Ash has a nice get together with friends and family.
Consequence: Ash and her close ones have a great time together which recharges everyone.
Normative action: Ash has a nice get together with friends and family.
Consequence: Ash damages relationships with her support circle.
Divergent action: Ash blames their friends and family for never helping them.
Consequence: Ash damages relationships with her support circle.
Consequence: Ash and her close ones have a great time together which recharges everyone.
Divergent action: Ash blames their friends and family for never helping them.
Normative action: Roger takes the dog to the animal hospital.
Consequence: The dog receives medical treatment and makes a full recovery.
Normative action: Roger takes the dog to the animal hospital.
Consequence: The injured dog does not get help and dies.
Divergent action: Roger shuts the window, so he can't hear the dog.
Consequence: The injured dog does not get help and dies.
Consequence: The dog receives medical treatment and makes a full recovery.
Divergent action: Roger shuts the window, so he can't hear the dog.
Normative action: Ian pays a fee to eat the breakfast as a non-guest.
Consequence: Ian enjoys his breakfast, guilt-free.
Normative action: Ian pays a fee to eat the breakfast as a non-guest.
Consequence: Ian feels bad for stealing and being dishonest.
Divergent action: Ian pretends he is a hotel guest and helps himself to the breakfast buffet.
Consequence: Ian feels bad for stealing and being dishonest.
Consequence: Ian enjoys his breakfast, guilt-free.
Divergent action: Ian pretends he is a hotel guest and helps himself to the breakfast buffet.
Normative action: Jason passes the slow driver at the dotted yellow line.
Consequence: Jason is free of the slow driver.
Normative action: Jason passes the slow driver at the dotted yellow line.
Consequence: The driver becomes angry and yells at Jason.
Divergent action: Jason honks his horn at the driver.
Consequence: The driver becomes angry and yells at Jason.
Consequence: Jason is free of the slow driver.
Divergent action: Jason honks his horn at the driver.
Normative action: Joe suggests going out to a restaurant together.
Consequence: Cindy agrees and they have a good evening.
Normative action: Joe suggests going out to a restaurant together.
Consequence: Cindy thinks that Joe is suggesting that she's fat and takes offense.
Divergent action: Joe suggests that he and Cindy go to the gym and do a workout together.
Consequence: Cindy thinks that Joe is suggesting that she's fat and takes offense.
Consequence: Cindy agrees and they have a good evening.
Divergent action: Joe suggests that he and Cindy go to the gym and do a workout together.
Normative action: Tom explains his work situation to his landlord, who agrees to allow Tom extra time to pay his rent over the coming months.
Consequence: Tom is able to slowly pay back his landlord when his restaurant reopens for business again.
Normative action: Tom explains his work situation to his landlord, who agrees to allow Tom extra time to pay his rent over the coming months.
Consequence: Tom gets busted selling dope and gets arrested.
Divergent action: Tom starts selling weed to get money to pay his rent.
Consequence: Tom gets busted selling dope and gets arrested.
Consequence: Tom is able to slowly pay back his landlord when his restaurant reopens for business again.
Divergent action: Tom starts selling weed to get money to pay his rent.
Normative action: Tom tells Becky that her new hairstyle is fashionable and really fits her.
Consequence: Becky is really happy to hear Tom's opinion and her self-confidence increases.
Normative action: Tom tells Becky that her new hairstyle is fashionable and really fits her.
Consequence: Becky is upset by Tom's words, and she goes home crying because of her hurt feelings.
Divergent action: Tom tells Becky her new hairstyle is stupid and makes her look ugly.
Consequence: Becky is upset by Tom's words, and she goes home crying because of her hurt feelings.
Consequence: Becky is really happy to hear Tom's opinion and her self-confidence increases.
Divergent action: Tom tells Becky her new hairstyle is stupid and makes her look ugly.
Normative action: Carla thanks George for the drink and dances with him, but tells him she has a boyfriend.
Consequence: Carla calls her boyfriend to check in and tells him about George, he is proud of her honesty and suggest they talk about taking their relationship to the next level.
Normative action: Carla thanks George for the drink and dances with him, but tells him she has a boyfriend.
Consequence: Carla's friends find out what she did and tell her boyfriend who breaks up with her.
Divergent action: Carla decides since it is a girls weekend she can do what she wants and takes George back to her hotel room that night.
Consequence: Carla's friends find out what she did and tell her boyfriend who breaks up with her.
Consequence: Carla calls her boyfriend to check in and tells him about George, he is proud of her honesty and suggest they talk about taking their relationship to the next level.
Divergent action: Carla decides since it is a girls weekend she can do what she wants and takes George back to her hotel room that night.
Normative action: Bill notices the shy kid and decides to take him under his wing.
Consequence: The shy kid feels protected and school becomes more fun for him.
Normative action: Bill notices the shy kid and decides to take him under his wing.
Consequence: The shy kid feels terrible and starts hating school.
Divergent action: Bill bullies a shy kid at school.
Consequence: The shy kid feels terrible and starts hating school.
Consequence: The shy kid feels protected and school becomes more fun for him.
Divergent action: Bill bullies a shy kid at school.
Normative action: John texts one of his friends to go to a bar.
Consequence: John's ex-girlfriend is undisturbed and enjoys her Saturday evening.
Normative action: John texts one of his friends to go to a bar.
Consequence: John's ex-girlfriend is angry because John mistreated her before and feels he is using her.
Divergent action: John texts his ex-girlfriend who he broke up with for another woman to go out again on a date.
Consequence: John's ex-girlfriend is angry because John mistreated her before and feels he is using her.
Consequence: John's ex-girlfriend is undisturbed and enjoys her Saturday evening.
Divergent action: John texts his ex-girlfriend who he broke up with for another woman to go out again on a date.
Normative action: Sam retrieves the Gameboy from his room and hands it to her.
Consequence: Tammy is happy to have her Gameboy back.
Normative action: Sam retrieves the Gameboy from his room and hands it to her.
Consequence: Tammy is upset thinking that she has lost her Gameboy.
Divergent action: Sam tells Tammy he doesn't know where the Gameboy is, while he hides it in his room, so he can play it.
Consequence: Tammy is upset thinking that she has lost her Gameboy.
Consequence: Tammy is happy to have her Gameboy back.
Divergent action: Sam tells Tammy he doesn't know where the Gameboy is, while he hides it in his room, so he can play it.
Normative action: John pulls over on the side of the road and carefully throws the soda in the recycling bin.
Consequence: John keeps his neighborhood nice and clean and contributes to a healthy environment.
Normative action: John pulls over on the side of the road and carefully throws the soda in the recycling bin.
Consequence: The soda can adds to the litter on the street and makes John's neighborhood more trashy and ugly.
Divergent action: John thoughtlessly throws the soda can out the window as he continues driving.
Consequence: The soda can adds to the litter on the street and makes John's neighborhood more trashy and ugly.
Consequence: John keeps his neighborhood nice and clean and contributes to a healthy environment.
Divergent action: John thoughtlessly throws the soda can out the window as he continues driving.
Normative action: Jane and her partner sit down and discuss their disagreement and communicate openly.
Consequence: Jane and her partner get over the disagreement and grow closer to one another thanks to the communication.
Normative action: Jane and her partner sit down and discuss their disagreement and communicate openly.
Consequence: Jane becomes more passive aggressive and resentful towards her partner eventually leading to their separation.
Divergent action: Jane and her partner bury and ignore the issue as if it never happened.
Consequence: Jane becomes more passive aggressive and resentful towards her partner eventually leading to their separation.
Consequence: Jane and her partner get over the disagreement and grow closer to one another thanks to the communication.
Divergent action: Jane and her partner bury and ignore the issue as if it never happened.
Normative action: John picks up the phone and talks to Tony thereby stopping it from continuing to ring.
Consequence: Tony is happy to hear his friend's voice and talks to him for a while.
Normative action: John picks up the phone and talks to Tony thereby stopping it from continuing to ring.
Consequence: Tony is annoyed that his friend is not picking up the phone since he wants to talk with him.
Divergent action: John presses "block" on his phone thereby silencing the call and sending it to voicemail.
Consequence: Tony is annoyed that his friend is not picking up the phone since he wants to talk with him.
Consequence: Tony is happy to hear his friend's voice and talks to him for a while.
Divergent action: John presses "block" on his phone thereby silencing the call and sending it to voicemail.
Normative action: Marcy tells Clark that she cannot go home with him as she has Dave waiting at home for her.
Consequence: Marcy comes home to Dave, and they share stories about the night with each other happily.
Normative action: Marcy tells Clark that she cannot go home with him as she has Dave waiting at home for her.
Consequence: Dave finds out that Marcy has violated his trust and feels sad, depressed and used.
Divergent action: Marcy tells Clark that since he's so handsome she'll definitely go home with him tonight.
Consequence: Dave finds out that Marcy has violated his trust and feels sad, depressed and used.
Consequence: Marcy comes home to Dave, and they share stories about the night with each other happily.
Divergent action: Marcy tells Clark that since he's so handsome she'll definitely go home with him tonight.
Normative action: Bill tells the waiter that everything is quite delicious and perfect.
Consequence: The waiter is delighted to hear that his customers are enjoying their meal.
Normative action: Bill tells the waiter that everything is quite delicious and perfect.
Consequence: The waiter is annoyed by Bill's nitpicking and snobbish demeanor.
Divergent action: Bill tells the waiter that the portion size is rather small and that the meal is unseasoned and needs more salt.
Consequence: The waiter is annoyed by Bill's nitpicking and snobbish demeanor.
Consequence: The waiter is delighted to hear that his customers are enjoying their meal.
Divergent action: Bill tells the waiter that the portion size is rather small and that the meal is unseasoned and needs more salt.
Normative action: John smiles and holds the door open for the stranger.
Consequence: The person is happy and appreciative of John's gesture.
Normative action: John smiles and holds the door open for the stranger.
Consequence: The door hits the person, who feels offended and upset.
Divergent action: John says "no" and lets the door swing closed.
Consequence: The door hits the person, who feels offended and upset.
Consequence: The person is happy and appreciative of John's gesture.
Divergent action: John says "no" and lets the door swing closed.
Normative action: Phil asks Jan to stay friends on social media so that they don't lose touch with each other.
Consequence: Phil is able to stay in touch with Jan and develop a friendship with her.
Normative action: Phil asks Jan to stay friends on social media so that they don't lose touch with each other.
Consequence: Phil gets served with a restraining order for his harassment which goes on his record.
Divergent action: Phil starts sending Jan disturbing pictures meant to scare her.
Consequence: Phil gets served with a restraining order for his harassment which goes on his record.
Consequence: Phil is able to stay in touch with Jan and develop a friendship with her.
Divergent action: Phil starts sending Jan disturbing pictures meant to scare her.
Normative action: Adam starts a town group chat and gets to know other players so that they can work cooperatively.
Consequence: Adam always has many people to play the game and do raids with resulting in him being known as the top player in town.
Normative action: Adam starts a town group chat and gets to know other players so that they can work cooperatively.
Consequence: He is reported by others for cheating and harassing others and has his account suspended.
Divergent action: Adam insists on taking over all of the gyms in town at all costs and will stoop to any level to get them.
Consequence: He is reported by others for cheating and harassing others and has his account suspended.
Consequence: Adam always has many people to play the game and do raids with resulting in him being known as the top player in town.
Divergent action: Adam insists on taking over all of the gyms in town at all costs and will stoop to any level to get them.
Normative action: Sophie tells Moira she has never experienced depression but wants to be able to help.
Consequence: Moira feels supported and is comfortable coming to Sophie with problems relating to her depression.
Normative action: Sophie tells Moira she has never experienced depression but wants to be able to help.
Consequence: Moira is insulted by Sophie's misunderstanding of a disabling condition and no longer feels comfortable confiding in her.
Divergent action: Sophie tells Moira that she is jealous because her depression makes her seem more mature and mysterious.
Consequence: Moira is insulted by Sophie's misunderstanding of a disabling condition and no longer feels comfortable confiding in her.
Consequence: Moira feels supported and is comfortable coming to Sophie with problems relating to her depression.
Divergent action: Sophie tells Moira that she is jealous because her depression makes her seem more mature and mysterious.
Normative action: Luke calls some friends and neighbors and a few of them help him search for Molly.
Consequence: Molly is found a few houses down within 30 minutes and returned home safe.
Normative action: Luke calls some friends and neighbors and a few of them help him search for Molly.
Consequence: A neighbor comes by that evening delivering bad news that they found Molly dead.
Divergent action: Luke wants to finish a video game and decides to wait hoping she will come back.
Consequence: A neighbor comes by that evening delivering bad news that they found Molly dead.
Consequence: Molly is found a few houses down within 30 minutes and returned home safe.
Divergent action: Luke wants to finish a video game and decides to wait hoping she will come back.
Normative action: Megan offers Haru some of her cookies and shows him around the school.
Consequence: Haru learns to trust Megan.
Normative action: Megan offers Haru some of her cookies and shows him around the school.
Consequence: Haru feels uncomfortable around Megan.
Divergent action: Megan begins asking Haru questions based on stereotypes in Japanese media and stresses amazing Japanese people look.
Consequence: Haru feels uncomfortable around Megan.
Consequence: Haru learns to trust Megan.
Divergent action: Megan begins asking Haru questions based on stereotypes in Japanese media and stresses amazing Japanese people look.